Emmanuel Johnson

Review: Smile 2 Smile 2 opens with a promising start, setting up an eerie tone that hints at an exciting psychological horror experience. However, it quickly spirals downhill, failing to maintain any momentum. With a bloated runtime of 2 hours and 7 minutes, this movie drags painfully—so much so that boredom feels inevitable for most of the viewing. The story moves at a snail’s pace, and despite attempts to build tension, it ends up going nowhere. I’m genuinely puzzled by the positive reviews it has received. While some claim it’s one of the best sequels they’ve seen in a while, I think it’s the opposite—one of the worst. The narrative is all over the place, making it difficult to follow, and instead of clever ambiguity, it just feels messy. You’re left wondering what’s real and what’s merely inside the protagonist’s mind, but not in a way that creates intrigue—just confusion. Spoiler Alert: The movie concludes with the main character committing suicide in front of an audience, leaving an unresolved question: Has the creature now infected everyone who saw it, or only one person? By that point, I didn’t care. I was just relieved the film had ended. In the end, Smile 2 was a chore to sit through. It lacked coherence, suspense, and a satisfying payoff. If another Smile movie comes out, I won’t be watching. This one was enough to turn me away from the franchise for good.

I never thought I'd say this about a horror movie, but Terrifier 3 was just way too over the top. The graphic gore was extreme, even for a film in this genre. I get that horror can push boundaries, but this felt like it was crossing into a place where it was more about shock value than anything else. What made it worse was that there was practically no storyline. And if there was one, it was so weak that I couldn't care less about the characters or what was happening to them. The first two films had their share of violence, but at least there was some sense of narrative driving them forward. This time, it felt like a complete mess. The attempts at humor fell flat for me. None of the moments that were supposed to lighten the mood worked. Instead, it felt like the film was trying too hard to be both horrifying and funny, failing at both. Watching Terrifier 3 was not enjoyable in any way. What I loved about the earlier films, especially the balance between tension and brutality, was missing here. Overall, it felt like a huge step down from the first two movies. I went in expecting something intense but still entertaining, and what I got was something just disturbing for the sake of being disturbing. Definitely not my idea of a fun horror experience.

Movie Review: The Wild Robot I went into The Wild Robot not expecting much, but to my surprise, it turned out to be a very good film. The story was awesome, focusing on deep themes like love, heartbreak, and commitment. What really stood out was how well the voice actors brought the characters to life. They did a great job conveying the emotions and making the robot’s journey feel personal and real. It's rare to see a movie blend these elements so well, and it definitely exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it!

Boring and a big disappointment. More of a musical in my opinion with some terrible music.

This movie was great. It had some scenes that really didn't make since and has you questioning, how did that happen? Its a movie so everthing will never make since. I want spoil it but if you love the alien predator movies you will love thks one.

No One Will Save You" is a film with an interesting concept that is let down by poor execution. While it has some effective moments and decent special effects, the lack of clear storytelling and character development let me feeling lost and unsatisfied. It's a boring to watch movie, and leaves much to be desired in terms of narrative depth and cohesion.

"The Strangers: Part 1" is a horror film that presents a series of baffling decisions by its characters, making it difficult to take the plot seriously despite the potential for suspense and fear. Based on supposedly true events, the film follows a couple who find themselves terrorized by masked intruders in a remote location. However, the sheer stupidity of their actions detracts significantly from the film's credibility and impact. The movie starts with the couple inexplicably deciding to stop in an unfamiliar small town to eat at a local diner. This sets off a chain of improbable and illogical events. First, their car conveniently refuses to start after their meal. This kind of mechanical failure might be believable if it weren't for the miraculous appearance of the town mechanic who just happens to be right there. Of course, he can't fix the car until the next day, leading to the next contrived plot point: the local motel is closed, so they must stay at an Airbnb owned by a local which is out in the middle of nowhere. As if these events weren't enough to stretch the audience's suspension of disbelief, things quickly escalate when a stranger comes knocking at their cabin door, asking for someone in the dead of night. This encounter in the middle of nowhere is more than just unsettling; it's an obvious red flag that the couple, naturally, ignores. To top it all off, the protagonist then leaves his girlfriend alone in the cabin to go get food and his rescue inhaler on a motorcycle that just happens to be parked at the cabil. In a horror scenario, this is one of the most predictable and foolish mistakes one can make. TAKE HER WITH YOU!!!!! The combination of these nonsensical decisions leaves the audience exasperated rather than scared. Instead of rooting for the characters, viewers may find themselves frustrated by their lack of common sense. While the atmosphere and premise have potential, "The Strangers: Part 1" ultimately falls short of being a great movie to watch and just being entertaining to watch due to the unbelievable and irrational behavior of its characters. It's hard to believe the real story, which the film claims to be based on, unfolded in such an absurd manner. It may just be loosely based have not researched it yet.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes - A Gripping Tale of Loyalty, Cruelty, and Power "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" delivers a compelling narrative that explores themes of loyalty, the cruelty of humanity, and the corrupting influence of power. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the film captivates audiences with its stellar performances and gripping action sequences. The film follows the journey of Noah, a highly intelligent ape, as he navigates the complex dynamics between his fellow apes and the remnants of human society. Amidst the chaos, themes of loyalty and family emerge as Noah grapples with his allegiance to both his ape kin and his human upbringing. The film highlights the deep bonds of loyalty that exist within Noah's ape community, as well as the sacrifices made to protect those bonds. The theme of loyalty is central to the narrative, driving many of the characters' actions and decisions. Through powerful storytelling and poignant moments, the film sheds light on the darker aspects of human nature. The cruelty exhibited by some human characters serves as a stark reminder of the destructive capabilities of mankind. "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" delivers exhilarating action sequences that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. From epic battles to heart-pounding chases, the film showcases impressive visual effects and choreography that elevate the viewing experience. In conclusion, "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" is a thought-provoking and visually stunning film that resonates with audiences on multiple levels. Through its exploration of loyalty, cruelty, and power, the movie offers a compelling commentary on the human condition and the potential consequences of our actions. With its strong performances and gripping narrative, this film is not to be missed.

Use to like the show until the last episode. Im done.

Good movie. Did a great job of telling his story.