Freddie Rodriguez

Good movie. Still made no sense to change 75% of someone then to have left them be the what they’d been most of their life.

Don’t bother. It’s the kind of movie where everything is coincidental otherwise it wouldn’t work. Characters behave unlike anyone would in real life. Spoiler alert there is nothing to spoil unlike what we’ve come to expect from M. Night.

This must’ve been written for a Christian audience. Almost as if there were a checklist of things that needed to be mentioned regardless of whether they made sense or not. SPF’s acting was good.

If you grew up in the 90s and were a fan of Are You Afraid of the Dark and Goosebumps you’ll definitely be hooked. Even if you weren’t or just weren’t alive in that time period this show hits so many levels in dealing with illness and life/death. A message of hope to our current generation of young people who have to deal with so much crisis in the world. Plus you’ll be watching a group of young actors who I can’t wait to see in other works.

Don’t waste your time. Especially if you are a Jason Statham fan.

This movie is what you get if Kung Fu Hustle, The Matrix and the multiverse concept had a three some. Sadly the messages of “nothing matters” and “making the most of every moment” get drowned out by corny comedy. 2 stars for visual effects and thinking slightly outside the bagel.

I had low expectations for this movie. Surprisingly, the movie was very well made. The cast performed well above average. Probably what I was most thankful for was the story. It was a refreshing take on something well known and it stayed away from the many agendas in movies today.

I grew up with the heroic Indiana Jones, that said, I was very saddened by this dumbed-down version of him. I get that he’s aged so I wasn’t expecting him to do stunts like ones he did when he was younger. However, I did expect him to be of sharp mind and as crafty as he was before. I wanted the movie to give us Indiana Jones as the leading man and instead we got a leading woman. I love a strong woman role and Evelyn in The Mummy is a great example of a leading woman sharing the spotlight with a leading man. Unfortunately, we got a female version of who Indiana is supposed to be and had they done in a way that he’s mentoring her and therefore she’s mimics or imitates him that’s fine but here she’s being introduced as someone better then our hero without earning the spot.

I kept waiting and waiting… and waiting. But nothing but a waste of time.

I watched the first episode and it left feeling “jacked” as in robbed of my time. It’d take Kevin Spacey giving me a call to negotiate me into watching the rest of the series. No “Hi” here as the acting is mediocre even from the good looking Mr. Elba. The episode is borderline religious as in it requires its audience to have faith for it’s the only way one could believe in most events in what’s supposed to be taking place in the real world.