Ryan N

Rich people struggling with high school drama while maintaining diluted, narcissistic egos 😛

A rusty fish hook I don't even know why I liked this film that much. Having seen it without watching the original may be part of it but the whole movie was an experience. From the opening credits to closing shot ( heh), I felt unsure about whether I should quit. Right off the bat, the performances are a revelation, Naomi once again is fantastic. The music is obviously purposefully chosen. The movie felt like an emotional assault, like you're watching something you should't be. Felt all too real, full of desperation and unflinching violence. I can't remember feeling so unsatisfied at the end of a film before, and I saw the Rise of Skywalker in theaters. The lack of action and vengeance feels impossible, how can something so empty fill up my body with dread? All in all it was very good lol

Ok but why does Charlie have a whole damn team for what other viral people can figure out in 20 minutes

This is based off the oscars but idc Another politically based winner, of an average movie. Frances literally gave the same performance of last year and was given an Oscar. Boring movie with pretty landscape

One of a kind film This is a personal review that I know will not be met with an agreement for a lot of people but here I go. This movie is a one-time watch movie, not a recreation movie when you're bored or sick in bed. It's a movie that will linger in a good and horrible way once the credits start to roll. It is gritty, unsettling, and unflinching. Which is what makes it so profoundly special. It's not like other movies, that rely ONLY on gore and violence. It's smart and honest, which people don't like in their movies a lot of times. The thing that really tied it together was the performances. It was unbearable to watch scenes, due to the emotions dripping from the screen. It felt all too real and every actor did a phenomenal job.

It actually wasn’t even a bad movie, just an utter form of disrespect to the original wrong turn films. The cannibals are ruthless and merciless, not caring for kids and mouthy blondes. It just felt off watching the movie due to the fact that it was supposed to be a wrong turn movie. Less about survival in the woods, then it was to sit through this film.

Nothing new or refreshing. Like a glass of ice water on a lukewarm day, the film doesn't create new expectations or lower the standards. However, it was still enjoyable despite the predictable and bordering on, unbearable plotline. Good effects and acting, however, Max's behavior was digging under my skin while watching the movie, no surprises there though.

Horrible cliches that yell in your face. . The overweight person sitting alone, the quiet new kid catching the pretty girl. The bullying group and the rest of the highschooler cliques. The predictable plotline, B list acting and dragged on monologues make an uncomfortable watch. Riddled with alcohol, "fights" and questionable choices; Cobra Kai is slightly memorable, and not in a good way.

A slow story that you fall in love with, but hurts to love. The soundtrack was phenomenal, the show relied on the sense of hearing and they nailed it. Extraordinary performances all around, this show and actors were robbed of awards. SPOILERS One of the few shows that made me feel something Anger, I wanted to reach through the screen and slap Adora so many times. Her one liners stung and her delivery was beautiful. Sadness, Amy portrayed a shell of a person, the result of betray and loss. I wanted to give her so many hugs. I didn’t see Amy Adams I saw Camille Preaker who was so unbelievably in pain it was hard to watch. Hate, I hate how I felt bad for Amma, in the end it was all her fault but “a child weaned on poison finds harm a comfort” I hated Adora for destroying her daughters.