Sandra Van Den Driesen

It has been a while since i watched Beverly Hills Cop. So, this is like new. Joseph Gordon Levitt was a good addition and his acting was great. I felt his characters confusion, awkwardness, you name it. It was spot on. I loved the way that he was healed from the relationship that he was in with Axel's daughter. Beautiful. I watched because of Joseph Gordon Levitt's acting. He was awesome! Great upgrade for him from many characters, he plays on screen. Looking forward to his new film. Eddie Murphy hasn't lost his spunk or humour whenever he acts. Love it! Probably, I have to watch from the very beginning of the series to know his character well enough to this movie. But, overall, it will make you laugh and love the action for it. Everyone played their roles really well. Kevin Bacon was good too. Thumbs up for everyone!

Great storyline about the multiverse and Ryan Reynold's with Hugh Jackson was a great duo in the movie. Love the wise cracks from Deadpool, trying to break the ice with Wolverine, that never seems to work. 😅😅 The cameo from Henry Cavill as one of the Wolverine's was unexpecting but good and just love Chris Evans as Johnny Storm, didn't expect that too. That surprised me. But i didn't like that he got killed quick.😒 Love the way they brought certain characters back from previous X-Men films that i watched in the past. Just lovely... Didn't expect, Charles Xavier's sister to be evil. I am not a huge fan of any comics but always loved Marvel Comics, real live action films, not the cartoon version. Mr Mcfayden was brilliant as the half villain. Loved his acting too. I would recommend to watch this film. Full of action and wise cracks and a lot of good casts come backs & cameos. Great film. A must watch.

It was hard to understand the story since i am not a reader for the books but i love the storyline showing, Paul's struggle to find out whether he is the chosen one or not that has yet to be discovered. I shared in that confusion in the whole story. Everybody's role was magnifying including Timothee Chalamat and Zendaya and Rebecca Ferguson who plays her role in Mission Impossible, phenomenally too. I think, i must watch it again to understand the plot of the entire story before going to Part 2. Overall, better than the 1984, Dune over special effects, costume, Production Design, sound and music. Worth the watch.

Christopher Nolan knows how to captivate you by drawing in the tension of the main character, Robert Oppenheimer, Cilian Murphy's character. Robert Downey Junior nailed it as Cilian's rival. He deserved all the supporting actors awards, all this while. And Emily Blunt was good too as Cilian's wife drawing in the tension of fighting with him but i felt she needed more intimacy with Cilian's character. I couldn't feel that. But I felt the tension between the other characters, who criticized Oppenheimer for making the atomic bomb and didn't support him with others who fully supported the idea. This movie probably does deserve the best picture nomination. I think so. Hats off to all the actors, involved. 👊👊👌😃

It was gripping, unsettling and great to see the actors portray their roles in a very selfish way. I pitied that they didn't choose the right way to do things that succumb to their deaths.. sigh..Bruce Greenwood acted really good that he convinced me he is innocent but i didn't expect him to do such a horrible thing to his sister that they both died in the last episode, together. This series taught me that greed is deadly and can cause demise in the family, even division too.

The Pope's Exorcist movie reminded me of The Rite movie with the same concept, young priest working with the senior priest of getting rid of this demon, posessing an innocent soul. I liked that concept. The fact that the build up to destroying the demon was intensifying until they finally sent it back to hell. Russell Crowe did a good job of presenting his character just like he did in Noah. Noah was also a man of god just like the priest he played. The young priest was also great in his acting. I loved their teamwork on getting rid of the demon at the last part. Overall, it was an intensifying, unpredictable movie which could be related to real life scenarios in the catholic church- The belief that Satan doesn't exist. But he does exist.