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A fun middle finger to the self-proclaimed elite and career obsessive, and at the same time, a love letter to passionate service workers everywhere. Particularly a fan of this movie for chill ambiance despite the genre, location and cinematography, and ability to build and maintain suspense and explore each character without wasting time or feeling rushed at any moment. If you've seen Chef's Table or liked Cold Pursuit, you will probably laugh like me during the playing/presentation scenes. This is a good thing.

All of the money and fame in the world couldn't breathe life into Ridley Scott's yawn-inducing rendering of the Gucci Murder. The movie struggles to find its groove, and never really picks up pace. The costume design is uninspired by any account considering the era, and the excessive drooling over Ford's atrocious runway display is par for the course. The movie does deliver a couple flavorful performances mostly in part due to Al Pacino and Jared Leto. Where Lady Gaga shines, the score and editing have other plans, or it just falls flat due to pacing issues. At best, it's somewhere between a Redbox black comedy, a drama, and a fever dream. At worst, it's a steaming pile of doo-doo with a lot of familiar smells yet a surprisingly curious origin.

40 million dollar budget for a western with pee pee jokes that fails as a western and as a comedy. Usually a big fan of Seth's work and I'm not a very demanding viewer, but this is just another nail in coffin of western style movies, like Wild Wild West was. Hoping Mr McFarlane gets back to making The Orville soon as that was a decent project that seems to be well worth it's budget despite being around the same level of quality, it works a lot better as a late night comedy tv show than this movie does as a film.

Spotted a couple continuity issues involving a windshield, but otherwise this was a prime cut of Michael Bay's passion on display. He trimmed most of the fat off, too. I was left biting my nails during some scenes and on the edge of my seat during others. I relish the dizzying drone shots and signature style in this movie. Round of applause for the actors as well. Eiza Gonzalez conducted her role flawlessly. It's nice to see her utilized as more than eye candy because she's got a ton more than that to give, as if her looks weren't enough for some people. Don't care about her? Well that's fine because Gyllenhaal brings his signature charm in buckets, and seeing him play a seasoned part of the criminal underground gives his character all the extra moxie you could ask for. Yahya's character was very believable. Even the lead officer was a well-written character. Plus we got a big fat fluffy cameo. I had the pleasure of seeing this in IMAX and suggest you see it in Dolby Digital or IMAX or the biggest best screen in your area. Solid action movie. Bay has his craft honed and polished. Go see this if you like action/heist/drama movies or have a loved one that works in the forces or in the medical field. One of my top Michael Bay movies under Bad Boys 2 and Pain & Gain.

I really wanted to like this game and while a couple of the enemies and abilities can be fun, this game severely lacks the replayability that other, far more simple rogue-likes have nailed in the past (Binding of Isaac, Hades, Stardew Valley, etc). I'm okay with the mechanics but the gameplay as a storyline is truly lackluster outside of the fringe psychological sci-fi fan crowd that gladly reduces such a potentially vast and wonderful setting into a mirror for the hUmAn MiNd. This trend can be seen in at least 4 episodes of Love, Death, and Robots. It's been the theme of countless new projects and seems to prove itself a waste of time AND space, pun intended. I rated this game 1 star to contrast all the raving 5 star reviews from people who judge games simply for their graphics and online reception. I hadn't read any reviews prior to leaving this, but think it deserves a few stars knocked off overall for not being fun at it's core, even from a psychological standpoint. This is a full priced video game, and as such I expected to enjoy more than the introductory hours. Instead this game has given a consistently dwindling incentive to return to it, despite it's namesake. Update: 80 hours in and the story just gets more boring as you go. What a convenient form of therapy for this fictional future astronaut. If only they were written as someone relatable or interesting. Gameplay: 2/5 Story: 1/5 Graphics: 5/5

Tasteful, funny, and painfully relatable at times. As someone who's been in and out of the system for petty crimes, I think this show sheds a delightfully earnest light on the sometimes overseen or intentionally hidden aspects of life that are heavily influenced by seemingly trivial slip-ups or misdeeds. I'm an American viewer for what it's worth. I was worried this show would be more like most Netflix series that overcompensate for bad writing with shock value, but so far this series has provided a well-rounded comedy/drama experience without needing to show us terrible horrors or underage sex. Each adult situation this show portrays seems to come from a place of understanding and experience, as if the writers themselves have lived variations of the stories and have grown from them enough to look back and present in comical antidotes. It's got a little Modern Family energy to it that I enjoy. 5/5 for me. Rare to find comedy of this caliber these days.

If only this film was set entirely in a bar so I could understand why all these actors were wasted in it. Being a Marvel film, there is a certain force behind it, but the audience struggles to feel any connection to it's currently deceased protagonist in this years-too-late glory story. Some may argue that they wanted more Black Widow anyway, to which I say, how much more hyped would you have been to see this if it came out when Captain Marvel did? 2017 would have been an even sweeter mark. My particular qualms aren't with the amazing visuals, casting, or even the story. I think all of that was done well, actually. I think what ruined this movie was pacing and dialogue. It felt generic and even muted at times. Never had I ever felt so underwhelmed as one of my favorite heroes jumped from a crashing airplane and fought mid-air above one of my favorite modern actresses. The family dynamic was more awkward than intended, despite the twists and character arcs, and left me feeling mostly indifferent about the fates of her relatives. Normally this would be a solid 3 star movie because of the tremendous practical stunt work and effects in addition to a solid storyline and casting. However I firmly place it at two stars because there are certain expectations that need to be met when releasing a movie under the MCU/Disney umbrella, especially with a 200 million dollar budget. Let's start with better directing. This felt like Marvel's "Wonder Woman 1984". All the elements of a good movie, gone to waste. I really do hope you enjoyed it more than me!