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The funniest thing about this movie is that artists at Digital Domain were actually tasked to make the vfx for this stinker.

It really made me wish I had Bumblebee as my first car.

While it does somewhat borrow elements that made other installments complete stand-outs in their own right, The Batman not only distinctively put those elements into overdrive, but in a way, made The Dark Knight’s grounded approach to Gotham City only look even better. Although the bold direction and wonderful performances from its cast certainly helped.

If Mangold managed to pull off a movie like this, just wait until you he see what does with the next Indiana Jones film.

I honestly hope to heaven that anybody who thought they were smart enough to go watch this film walked out the first fifteen minutes

This film changed our hearts the same way Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind changed the romance genre

It doesn’t quite rise to its full potential. Regardless, that doesn’t stop it from being a star-studded, fast-paced, and exciting adventure that consists of some rousing action, as well as some pretty unique sound design, and Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford make an excellent on-screen duo.

It’s become quite clear at this point, that West Side Story not only proves that Steven Spielberg can essentially do it all, but also redefines what a musical adaptation can be.

What makes this such a wonderful musical adaptation is it’s intricate attention to period detail, and utter faithfulness to the films iconic source material, and it certainly helps that it had the perfect director hired for it in the form of Tim Burton, as well as a cast boasting too many performances to count.

This movie had me cringing in my seat beyond compare