Ian Chandler – Google

John Wick 3's cinematography, humor, and characters are as good, if not, better than its predecessors. There were times that I even laughed out loud! Keanu and Laurence are still entertaining actors despite how many films they've appeared in, this film is no exception. The lighting set the mood perfectly, with colorful rainy settings, dark green rooms, and dry deserts, I never felt like Wick was recorded behind a camera. But, that's where my praise ends. Very little plot can be found in this entry, which is frustrating as a story makes up at least 50% of a movie in my book. The dialogue was also a step down; John and the "High Table" characters felt very robotic at times. The words coming out of their mouths were so off and bizarre. And we can't possibly forget about the action. Action can be good and set the plot in an intense feeling; this hardly does such. Sequences lasted much longer than I hoped, added with the Deja-vu "Top assassins" and "Dogs biting men" being constant really makes you strum your fingers waiting for something substantial to happen. In the end, John Wick 3 is the weakest of the trilogy. It has fun with the action genre, humor made me laugh, and the visuals were eye-candy. But the long action scenes and the missing plot drag it down from greatness.

It's a fun little game that tests your platforming skills! You play the first 8 levels of the original NES title and go up against 34 other players. The goal is to win it all, but there's something different about this game. If you do well, enemies spawn in other players' screens... But the same happens the other way around. It keeps you on your toes for sure. Now you are asking, "Why only 3 stars!?" Here's why: Those eight levels get weary after 10 minutes and the very questionable choice of shutting down after March. The "Ends on 3.31.21" drains the fun for me quite a bit, as I always look at the game and wish it could be more.

NOTE: I've only watched this once. (as of 9.17.2020) The good news is Nolan is back to his deep thinking thrillers again. This one could be his most complex yet, hiding tiny pieces throughout the film hoping that you put them all together by the end. The characters are likable, but they don't reach their full potential. The cinematography and tone matched the film perfectly, and don't get me started on the score! This movie was almost a masterpiece, but then we get to the bad news. Nolan's notorious sound mixing harms this film like it did in the Dark Knight Rises. I couldn't hear 40-50% of the dialogue said, note that at least 30% was important dialogue. The villain's motive is rather shallow which is a little frustrating. But if those two complaints were addressed in an extended cut, this could be up there with Inception and Interstellar. Unfortunately, not quite. With all of this being said, this movie was worth a watch, and it won't leave your head any time soon.