Nadya Martinez (Gotham Geek Girl)

The upcoming Miller’s Girl fails to develop any conversation with its lackluster narrative, and lack of focus on the film’s main theme. The stylish and predictable film is not as thought-provoking and layered as it hoped to be and and is essentially creepy in the wrong way.

Such a great time, it completely reinvigorated the franchise, and actually got me excited again. It was a Coherent Simplified story, the that made audiences care more about the autobots. It was a love-letter to Brooklyn, it was funny charming and super exciting with improved CGI and great fight choreography. There were many parallels to taking care of family and a better connection with the autobots. The Soundtrack was also a perfect match.

You can throw in a big budget and all the star-power cameos but this Spy “rom-com” doesn’t even deserve to be on the Hallmark Channel - humorless, utterly ridiculous and the leads surprisingly lack any chemistry. Can absolutely skip this one.

Matt Reeves Batman film was gritty, suspenseful and Incredibly shot. It is possibly one of the best live-action STORIES we’ve seen yet. The film perfectly captures the essence of Gotham and its overall dark corruption. The film puts a heavier emphasis on the criminal underworld and its connections to the elite. This is where the film perfectly encapsulates the world of Gotham.

Uncharted is a worthy adaptation of the popular Playstation action-adventure video game series and a pretty solid introduction to adventurer Nathan Drake for fans of the games and new fans alike. The film is a non-stop thrill ride that ultimately captures the essence of the games and will surely surprise fans. While, It plays it safe, and doesn’t offer anything original and is pale in comparison to the video games, it is still definitely hands down one of the best video game live-action film adaptations. It does a pretty solid job of taking a 10- hour experience and turning it into a wildly entertaining 2 hour experience. The movie takes us on an adrenaline filled journey featuring absolutely jaw dropping scenery, a charming cast and is full of crazy stunts and action sequences worthy of the IMAX Experience.

RED NOTICE The new action -comedy seems to fall more on the comedic side, but not intentionally. Enjoy this movie for what it is, because it definitely serves it’s a purpose as a cliched filler for Netflix minutes. Literally watch Ryan Reynolds reprise his only role as Deadpool, partner up with Hobbs aka the Rock in this wannabe Art Heist film as they take down “The Bishop” the most wanted art- thief played by Gadot. Glad Gadot is one-dimensional as usual as she falls flat playing the bishop. The movie does successfully show the glitz and glam and the overall sexiness of art heist movies but overall it is dull and full of tropes and lazy cliches. Most of the jokes are so tedious and fall so flat you would think it’s a spoof like scary movie making fun of action/ Heist flicks. 4/10 Overall it’s literally what you would expect from watching these three in a comedy. I do love the Rock but this movie isn’t anything special. Deadpool, Hobbs and Gal Follow these three around the world, in a game of cat and mouse