Dax Whitston

Spectre is pretty good, though it is Daniel Craig's worst Bond film. The main problems with this film are an underdeveloped subplot and an excessive runtime, but overall Spectre is a good action extravaganza

Upon a rewatch I loved this film. Thunderball is a mainly good Bond adventure. The first quarter of this movie is kind of silly and boring but the rest is pretty great. The film goes off track on the plot, lots of things that happen feel unrelated or disjointed to the overarching story making this two hour film feel overlong. I found the underwater action interesting and kind of enthralling. A film like Thunderball would never be made again (aside Never Say Never Again the unofficial remake from 1983) which makes Thunderball a special film.

I personally felt that The Dark Knight Rises is the best of the Nolan trilogy. The Dark Knight Rises is better directed than the previous two entries. Bale's preformence improved as he had more time to shine as Bruce Wayne, in turn correcting my main issue with The Dark Knight. Bane is a threatening villain who remains a show stealer whilst on screen. The script feels the most fleshed out of the trilogy. The Dark Knight Rises concludes the trilogy with the best, if slightly bloated entry in the series.

Even with the dated special effects and occasional wooden dialogue, Ghostbusters remains as one of the greatest comedies of all time.

Upon a rewarch I had fun with Die Another Day. The first 2/3rds of this film is pretty great with the action and story completely faltering in the 3rd act.

Ben Foster's portrayal and Frears's direction were great but the accuracy is questionable

If you dislike this film you hate joy

No Time To Die was a great theater experience. The film did not feel like 2 hours and 45 minutes, it was quickly paced from the title sequence on. NTTD really felt like an ode to OHMSS and the Dalton Bonds. This film was superbly shot and edited, the new charecters like Nomi were actually likeable, the film is packed with nods to past Bond Films. The main problem is the villain, Saffin is a creepy character; but he was underused and he didn't have clear motivation for trying to kill most of the population. Blofeld also should have had more screet time, he should have been a Hanibal Lector type character. Most of all I just had fun watching this film, sometimes that's all you need to love a film.

One of the funniest and disturbing dark comedies I have ever seen

Falling Down contains Michael Douglas's best character study. Is d-fens the good guy or the bad guy you decide, you will get a different answer if you ask about it. Bill (d-fens) Foster is just an ordinary middle aged, middle classed and, fed up man. The movie represents america's cultural shift to the left after the Reagan administration left power in the late 80's early 90's.