Christopher Lewis

This is the best among the Predator franchise. Great action, a REAL story and wonderful character development. Casting an actual native American in the lead role was awesome. She is not well known in Hollywood but she certainly did a "bang up" job displaying empathy and intelligence.

This may be the greatest of all Batman films. It's dark, brooding, contemplative and entertaining. Robert Pattinson plays an excellent Batman and the film portrays him equally as a despised vigilante and hero. The film is part autobiographical, part film noir and part crime narrative. It has all the feel of the early Batman in Detective comics. Worth a look.

I really enjoyed Dark Phoenix. It was indeed dark, contemplative and above all it told Jean Gray's story as the Phoenix as I remember it in the comics. The special effects were good and there were gorgeous visuals. When I see negative reviews of the movie I am dumbfounded; Did we see the same movie? The acting was strong as was the story line. I'll say that without going into the plot. I believe that the biggest attraction to this movie will be it's storyline.

Boy oh boy put your brain on hold when you go see this one. As a matter of fact leave it at the door because there is little or no semblance of plausible science here. The storyline is actually quite dumb and bent on the premise that we're going to destroy the earth to save it. The movie is however dark, action packed and Godzilla is as mean looking, vindictive and merciful as we know him. This is the dumbest Godzilla movie I've ever seen but it's worth a look.

I don't compare this Hellboy to its predecessors. I consider this a new chapter in the hellboy franchise. It is however surprisingly dark and gruesome. A rather fun romp and deviation from the first two. It's not a kid's film by any means. It also interestingly enough blends the legend of excalibur and king Arthur in with the story line. Put your brain on hold and go see Hellboy again for the first time.

Gorgeous visuals and strong storyline. Nonetheless, I envisioned aquaman being less cool and more demure and driven like in the comics. It's a good effort in DC'S universal reboots.