Matthew Kernaghan

"Nautilus" exceeded my expectations, despite the fact that Disney+ decided not to air it after filming was completed. Initially, you can see why they dropped out, but it improves as the show progresses. Just disregard the unbelievable suspense and ridiculous plots, but remember, it's similar to Jules Verne's books, so... just sit back and enjoy the ride! It gave off a '90s TV series vibe. Think along the lines of Xena: Warrior Princess.

Atrociously bad movie. The suspense is incredibly unbelievable, the acting is bad, and the writing is horrible. Radha Mitchell is a fantastic actress, but for the life of me, I can't imagine why she signed on to this one.

This movie throws you into the heart of the action through the eyes of a photojournalist. Forget heroes or grand narratives - here's gritty realism where violence is unflinchingly shown and its numbing effect explored. While it might lack a traditional storyline, that's what makes it so powerful. The focus is purely on capturing the raw experience of war, letting the audience react, judge, and feel the weight of it all, amplified by breathtaking cinematography.

I loved the first three films, but the fourth one fell flat. It was overloaded with fight scenes – at least 80% of the movie! Do we really need a 30-minute fight scene, followed by ANOTHER one, and ANOTHER one?

This evocative and reflexive satire miniseries is set within a set of, or during the shooting of, a remake of the French silent film Irma Vep. Alicia Vikander plays the lead character, Mira, and struggles as the distinctions between herself and the character begin to blur and merge. This is actually based on the 1996 film with Maggie Cheung, so I see it as a combination of those two versions than a straight adaptation. I found the originality and creativity of this concept to be delightful.

Umm, this is not a poker movie, not a home invasion movie, not even a robbery movie. It's just about.... the friendships? What a weird plot.

Toni Collette apparently has bills to pay.

Comic and video game fans are one of the most toxic of all fandoms. They are racists and sexists. I actually enjoyed this TV series a lot. No heterosexual white male characters? Who cares. They're FICTIONAL characters, FFS. Get over it.

A horrible, terrible, bad movie. A midday D-grade movie. The dialogue was cringeworthy. The acting was woeful.

I don't know where to begin, but one thing I can say for sure - that's definitely not THE Michael Myers we know! I've never seen him ran before. I've never seen him killed people violently the way he did. This has is the highest death counts in the entire franchise. The ending... don't get me started on this. I mean, how did he get in the house without detected. Ugh. The best part about this movie was the flashbacks. And that's it.