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Another boring movie, portraying men as evil, incompetent, or power-hungry. At one point a man slaps Barbies butt in the middle of the day at the beach with her big strong boyfriend, right there…. This is the kind of feminist man hating the 10% of coastal, elites actually believe in because they don’t live in the real world. They also never explain how a Barbie world that is an advance utopia was built, maintained and protected. I’m sure there were many sanitary engineers, Barbies cleaning the sewers, running oil derricks, mining coal, burning out their eyes welding steel beams on high rises. Also, in all these empowerment movies, the females are supposed to be the heroes, but they come off as jerks. If we all agree women we’re not treated the way they should have in ancient times, how is it right that they treat the men in Barbie world the exact same? Aren’t you just admitting they are power-hungry monsters? Nothing changes in the end. Barbie doesn’t grow and realize she was treating the males bad. She didn’t have an Epiphany that both sexes are equal but different…. She kept treating them like dirt. It’s embarrassing to me that this is even compared to Oppenheimer. The actual story of real men and the women supporting them to fight evil men. The sacrifice that they had to make including giving up riches and fame, and not being able to tell anyone what you’ve accomplished. The women and children basically lived in a desert prison for four years to support their husbands to defeat, the Nazis. Barbie is a consumerist product meant to shame women into unrealistic standards so they would purchase more cosmetic products. It was a marketing strategy to sell diet pills, gym memberships and crazy weight loss machines. It was always a way to pray on young girls…. And guess what the feminist icon Barbie was developed by a bunch of evil men in boardrooms. Do you think you’re fighting the feminist fight by supporting Barbie? Lol then you the exact demographics they made the movie for. IQ equal to room temperature. I guess no one realized it was Harvey Weinstein, who originally got the project moving. His inner circle kept the ball rolling. I’m sure none of his Inner Circle knew who he actually was. Am I right?

Spider-Man 2: This is a movie that surpasses the original one on many different levels! It has a better villain, a better story and, most of all, a better message. The movie is about Peter Parker who loses faith in what he does, so he loses his powers. Tobey Maguire is magnificent in this movie and he plays so well of all the other actors in the movie. Alfred Molina is great as Doctor Octopus as the new villain, and, always, J.K. Simmons steal every single scene in which he is present. This is really one of the best superhero movies that has ever been made. Another Excellent Superhero Movie. Overall, Outstanding Sequel.

As far as superhero movie sequels go, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is easily up there with the worst of the worst, It is easily the worst Spider-Man movie, and yes it’s even worse than Spider-Man 3, that movie looks like a masterpiece compared to this wreck, I absolutely really hate this movie. Seeing one of my favorite comic book characters butchered up like this is not cool, Every single decision made is a bad one. This movie just spends too much time setting up a cinematic universe copying the MCU success as well as setting up more sequels that will never happen instead of trying to tell an actual good story, there’s also way too many villains and plot lines going on and the plot just straight up sucks, the cast is full of good actors but they are wasted on such a horrible script, Rhino just shows up at the end to fight Spider-Man and then it cuts to the credits, what happens after that? That’s just a massive big cliffhanger to never be resolved there. Please Move along kiddos and please just watch the first 2 Sam Raimi directed Tobey Maguire movies (the 3rd isn’t very good but its got its moments worth checking) and the 2 MCU Tom Holland movies instead and Into the Spider-Verse and just avoid this unless you want to make fun of this movie because it’s got some unintentional comedy like a scene in where Jamie Foxx’s tooth gap being repaired by electric eels as well as a scene in where Dane DeHaan freaks out and breaks things and yells out “Your a fraud Spider-Man” out loud. this movie is just a big bad stinky stain on the Spider-Man name. Just Avoid this, but I can’t be too mad at this, if it didn’t suck so bad Sony wouldn’t have done the deal with Marvel and we wouldn’t have Tom Holland as Spider-Man and then we wouldn’t have the precious “I don’t wanna go” meme.

It was so so so so bad. So boring, bland, lacked emotions despite the huge potential of showing how Oppenheimer could have struggled with the terrible creation of the bomb. That was an idea in this movie that could have elevated it, but it was not developed. Some spoilers ahead. The movie starts with chapters, 1 and 2, but Nolan completely forgets about them after 10 minutes as they are not mentioned in the movie again. Confusing. The audience grasps the idea that the movie will discuss Oppenheimer's life through "stages", from his later trial and Straw's senate hearing. But this method of telling us the story is messy, as Nolan dismisses the early years and brings us this idea that Oppenheimer is a psychopath, almost murdering his own professor! That was odd. Then the complete madness of Oppenheimer's sex scenes with Jean Attlot, which, by the way, is never mentioned again after she dies. Her impact on Oppenheimer is just one scene of him crying and his wife telling him to get it together. And he does? Just like that? About his wife, Ms.Oppenheimer, what a disaster. Emily Blunt was either crying, or drinking alcohol, or both. She had no bearing in this story, other than reminding the audience how bad women were treated back then. There were poor visuals. The scene where they test the atomic bomb built up tension, but not enough. Here's why: we all knew it was going to work. The movie, instead of touching on the deep emotional meaning of the creation of the bomb, overanalyses the politics of the military. Instead of TELLING us that Oppenheimer regrets what he did, Nolan should SHOW us. And on what Oppenheimer he did... what DID he do? There was very little scientific information in this movie. Why was Oppenheimer so important to the Manhattan project? What did he do other than draw four circles and two lines on a board? We dont even know what Oppenheimer exactly studied, or why Bohr was important to the project. Overall, this was a deeply terrible movie. Long, boring, some VERY peculiar scenes. And I expected much better. Cilian Murphy did a good job but was massively let down by the person who directed this movie. Barbie was much better and, surprisingly, had a deeper emotional connection with the audience.

Hands down the best Batman film I’ve ever seen. Going into this movie my expectations for it were already extremely high based on what the critics and people I knew were telling me about it, but the fact this movie crushed those expectations really shows how amazing this film truly is. If you’re looking for your typical Bruce Wayne storyline here don’t bother because this movie takes Batman to a whole different level. This is an edge of your seat crime/mystery thriller that doesn’t leave you feeling unsatisfied and any point in the film. The acting was top notch, the plot was top notch, the scores and scenery were top notch. Overall a perfect movie in my humble opinion. The character development throughout this film is something that will go overlooked due to the amazing action sequences and the cat and mouse game the Riddler is playing with the city of Gotham, but don’t be fooled because Pattinson’s Batman goes from being this dark, gritty, vengeful vigilante to becoming this grounded glimmer of light and hope for the city of Gotham. I highly suggest seeing this movie as soon as possible and I promise you won’t be disappointed.