Nathan Hileman

Boring, tired, already done. Alien: Romulus isn't worth seeing until it's on Tubi in 2 years. The first 35 minutes, and I know because I checked the time once something interesting finally happened, are so slow and boring. . . . The story was garbage and already done. The characters were lame. There weren't enough xenomorphic. This movie gets an F from me.

The First Purge is awful. All the Purge movies have some political undertones, but it is overtly so to the point of being propaganda in The First Purge. A drug dealer is the hero in the movie, which is a curious pick. There is also way too much time spent on an extremely simple storyline, which cuts way too far into what could have been action scenes.

You know what ticks me off? The fact that no vigilantes go after cyber thieves! Long have I waited for vengeance like this to grace the silver screen. . . The wait is over! "The Beekeeper" follows the merry murderous romp of Jason Statham as he seeks to take down those who trick little old ladies into giving them their fortunes! I believe it was Beavis who famously uttered, "Fire! Fire! Fire!" He'd have loved this flick! John Wick would be appalled at the low body count because The beekeeper has, for the most part, a Batman-like disdain for guns, but he kills in a menagerie of different ways! The two main FBI heroes of the movie don't actually accomplish diddly squat, other than to bask in the violent cavalcades of Adam (I forget Statham's character's last name. If you want to sit back and enjoy some carnage, look no further than "The Beekeeper."

Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey is the heartwarming tale about beloved childhood friends that overcome the odds in a world that has passed them by. The breathtaking Swiss Alps serves as the backdrop of the 100 Acre Woods, where once Christopher Robin played with Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and Owl. Now, years after Christopher Robin abandoned his dear friends for dead, he comes back to rub salt in the wounds of his cherished friends, that is, if any have survived his betrayal, by proclaiming he has forsaken them for his fiance. Armed with only chains, sledgehammers, machetes, and friendship, Winnie the Pooh and Piglet hack their way back into the heart and mind of Christopher Robin. When a group of girls bent on deforesting the forest come to finalize their plans, it's up to the silly ol bear and piglet to save the forest they so love! Amazing scenery, in-depth character arcs, superb acting, and nostalgia make this a must see cinematic masterpiece for all ages! If you are looking for an excellent film for family movie night, look no further than Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.

One of the most boring movies ever. I wish I could give it 0 stars. If you're foolish enough like me and decide to wait until the end because it HAS to get better, you're out of luck. 105 minutes I'll never get back.

I liked Boogeyman. Granted, there are more jump scares than truly scary moments, but nonetheless I found the movie to be good.

Surprisingly decent movie. I had low expectations, but it exceeded them substantially. I thought Bigfoot looked pretty darn good. My main issues with the movie were: 1 Protagonist armed himself like an idiot 2 Trap set at the end was imbecilic 3 Fake blood looked silly 4 Protagonist constantly forgets he is armed But again, low budget movie that was a lot better than I anticipated.

Loved this movie! Without giving anything away, it's kind of like Descent meets Goonies meets Blair Witch Project. I enjoyed the story, found the movie intense, and it never got boring. Started out fast and only crescendoed!

A Haunting in Venice looked cool in the trailer, but was a snoozefest. It has a cool premise but was executed in as boring of fashion as possible. I highly recommend this movie for anyone suffering from insomnia - you'll go right to sleep!

I'm halfway through Part 2, and I give up. I can't take any more boredom! Literally nothing interesting has happened in 1 hour and 15 minutes. I picture if Charles Dickens was paid by the word to write a boring Western Screenplay, he'd be outdone by this snoozefest.