Randolph Zalewski

The matrix Resurrections. Seems to me this movie was scenes with cool action... Followed by scenes of a lot of talking. Does anyone else notice that grammar is taking on this bizarre metamorphosis. This actresse Jessica Henwick would say an entire paragraph, and I wouldn't understand a single word. I could watch this movie again 10 times and not understand it. Why make a movie that you have to be a scientist or a psychologist to understand? I don't know I'm old-fashioned. My review.

I thought Better Call Saul was interesting at it's good moments. I think the series would have been more entertaining if they would have stuck with Saul's future life and brought in some fascinating characters. The "prelude" portions were just sqirmish. It looked like a bunch of corpses woke up and decided to do an episode of "Breaking Bad" - Obviously everybody was older, I couldn't watch it. Missed opportunity in my opinion.

This film seemed to have something going for it with a promising beginning. The audience is then subjected to this separation of the Eternals and a low point in filmmaking. The Bollywood segment is not funny, and frankly awkward. For some reason this attempt at humor continues, as if desperately contrived. Anyone in show-business knows; a person who is not funny shouldn't attempt comedy (someone please tell me why this filmmaker guy is suddenly tagging along with the Eternals). I can't help but feel that the attempts at comedy were oddly overdone. One thing I cannot tolerate is when a film with potential falls apart in certain areas. Another stand out is the changes in time having no cohesion. Almost like TMI (compared to the fun time jumps in Endgame for instance). I must mention as a side note, an anomaly occurring in filmmaking now is this new Inclusiveness form of delivery. A motion picture will lose its center if everyone is trying to be appeased. All said and done, considering the misteps of the first half, the second half of the film really pulls itself together and is enjoyable to watch. The Eternals has some good qualities, and some brief emotional highs. But the movie has an unbalanced feel to it, mostly getting it together at the end.