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Watched last night it was an enjoyable modern Agatha Christie, but not as better as Knives Out.

Watched this on Sunday. A brilliant horror sci-fi-like. Pros: - Modern cinematography (a great number of eccentric shots and visuals) - Gripping scenes especially of the ''UFO'', like a medusa vibe. - Excellent energetic characteristics especially Keke Palmer and Brandon Perea. - Well-scripted uses of "Nope" and eye glancing particularly Daniel Kaluuya. - Olden-day-type e.g. the record player, the house, the carnival (theme park) which I saw in Get Out with the TV set, the couch, etc. Cons: - The film dragged on - Daniel Kayluu's OJ character did not do much only picked up near the end - No dialogue about the horses, the branch, or the family. - No clarification as to what happened to the ''UFO'' at the end. The storyline could have expanded a little (such as the ''UFO''; why does it have to be fed? why did it target the ranch and the family? Jupe; what deal did he make? and what did OJ know that others didn't about the horse? hence not allowing anyone to make contact) Overall, joyful props to Peele's third film.

Tommy's one of a kind, definitely a DON Loving it

The film was simply mind-blowing. All the past Bonds are best for their time but Daniel Craig's Bond exit was outstanding. Big up to the cast writers and director.

This film is excellent. The acting especially from Trevor Jackson.