Jordan Asuncion

Was honestly so bad. Granted, the build up and acting was pretty good, but gosh was the ending and it’s surrealism so terrible. From the beginning I knew it was ‘based on real events,’ but the ending was so out of pocket and surreal that it took away from the entirety of the realistic plot. The effects and unrealistic events was so out of pocket that it didn’t match up at all to the rest of the movie. There also wasn’t any good jump scares or any terrifying scenes that truly creeped me out. If you’re ok with an unrealistic and hyper-fictional ending then watch this movie. If not, then there are plenty of much more entertaining horror movies to watch.

Genuinely a great sci-fi move. I’m surprised it is not as praised as it should be. It is not a movie that is carried by its visuals, but rather up to par with its plot, acting, and overall performance; placing it as one of the best sci-fi movies I’ve seen so far amongst the myriad of 2020’s releases. Don’t skip out on this movie. It’s worth a watch.

Genuinely a great, funny, and heart-felt movie. Outstanding writing alongside a great cast. Bryan Cranston fulfills the movie with his nonchalant humor, alongside Carell and Fishburne with their very devolved characters. Through their amazing discourse which is both hilarious and dramatic, the plot’s and pacing doesn’t pail to be boring at all throughout the film. The early 2000’s issues of war insulates the heavy loss of a father who’s lost his son as his two past mates helps him cope and guide him toward a better life; all of which isn’t done in an embarrassingly cringe way, but rather done in a sleek, entertaining, and life-encompassing way which challenges the viewer to appreciate the current relationships and times their living in way. Overall, a great movie to observe the lasting relationship amongst 3 veterans who’ve experienced hardship in the past, which is observed through their present actions during current day (early 2000’s) doings.

Top 2 movies of all time, and it’s not 2.

Great action, but the typical plot alongside the impossible ways the main character survives makes it heavily unrealistic. Still an enjoyable movie though.

Loved the concept of the movie, the beginning was strong but it took an odd turn towards the midway of the film. It felt like the writers either didn’t know how to continue the ‘tiny person’ plot and decided to create the end of the ‘world cult plot twist’ to make up for the lack of ideas. Good acting and idea as a whole, but lackluster finish. Has great potential, but fell short.

Genuinely a sub-par movie at best. While the acting was okay, the rest of the movie alongside its climax was no where near good. The monster was a bit scary but the way it was easily defeated turned the whole plot on its head. The plot convinces you that there will be more, but the end just shows that there’s nothing to even be excited or feared for. Just skip this movie pls, it’s not worth your time.