Keenon Hopple

What is there to say which hasn’t already been said. Fantastic film.

The people who are writing 5-star reviews for this movie are bots who were most likely purchased by the film to make it seem good. This movie was an all-over the place fiasco from start to finish. SPOILERS! : Some girl and her diving team swim to a pile of giant garbage… to… look for a shark..? The diving crew tries to leave after seeing the shark and that it had grown *checks notes* around 12 feet since the last year… the girl insists that they stab it to “get a sample” and the shark goes berserk and kills almost everyone except for her…. Yeah… that’s scene one. Also, guess what? She never feels a shred of guilt for telling her crew to stay there throughout the entire movie… you can tell she’s sad about them dying but clearly doesn’t feel like it was her fault. And that was just scene 1. Also, this movie tries REALLY hard to be Jaws. Like… really. It may not have the same ending but the characters are the exact same except this time they’re gay. I kid you not, there’s a young person who’s really smart about sharks and has a bunch of tools at her disposal to combat it! Sound like anyone? How about Matt Hooper from Jaws. Or what about the grizzled mid-life character who has a traumatic history with sharks who is also very smart about sharks… sound like Quint from Jaws anyone? Or…. Get this… the LITERAL POLICE CHIEF! Sound like a character from Jaws? Oh I don’t know, maybe the MAIN CHARACTER FROM JAWS, CHIEF BRODY WHO’S NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT SHARKS! Don’t even get me started on the mayor who basically did the same thing as Mayor Vaughn except replace the words “Fourth of July” with “Tryatholon” and it’s the same character. “We must keep this open! We have a lot of people coming to this!” I’d skip this one if you have any other thing to do, do it before watching this. PS, the funniest part of the movie is when they killed off the Matt Hooper character. “Sharks don’t want to hurt anyone!” *Proceeds to get ripped to shreds*

Really good but the odd tension between characters turns me away… it really weirds me out.

They updated it now it sucks. The attacking team always wins and the defensive players always lose.

Ignore the negative reviews. It’s a really good movie that doesn’t take away from the trilogy at all. The voice acting, animation, and story telling, were all amazing. Go see it!

Hands down the best movie I’ve ever seen. When looking for the reviews, I was beyond shocked to find many despise this film because of the increased fear of these misunderstood creatures. People couldn’t be more wrong. No Shark is going to rip apart a boat, or seek human consumption, or target a persons child. If people do think that’s real and blow up one of these creatures, that’s by their own stupidity. Any way, I love this film for the score by Williams, the shots by Spielberg, and the acting of not only the main character, but the two side characters played by Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss. Everything about this movie just screams best movie ever. If you have never seen it, ignore the people who cry this movie inspired the decline of shark population and give it a try.

Listen I’m not gonna dump on him for too long because it’s not worth my time, but the man thinks he’s funny (he’s not) and he thinks by sucking up to Biden and other political leaders, he’ll get brownie points. Well I got news Jimmy, your show is dying because of YOU.

As a kid, Pixar movies were the kind you put down then rewatch as you grow older. One I have always been able to rewatch and get inspiration from was Ratatouille. In the beginning sequence, we are shown Anton Ego disagreeing with Chef Gostou in that “not everyone can cook.” Then the rest of the entire movie shows us that the chef was right. I love how there isn’t a strict plot it follows. Just Remy putting his art into the world in a funny/clever way. We just see sequences of them making food, the two pair at Linguini’s house learning to live and learn from one another. As I am writing this, I have just rewatched it as a older individual. The sheer amount of work Brad Bird put into this is amazing. Ratatouille itself; I think tastes awful. This movie was able to make me want to try it again. Adults love it for the deep message and animation, kids can love it for the funny moments, chase scenes, and heck, why not throw in the elderly lady with a shotgun and gas mask. I have connected to this movie on such a deep level that it’s almost impossible not to give it five stars much like the Chef’s restaurant. I would also like to add, Chef Skinner made an amazing first half villain and how then ego takes the rest of the story. Yes, ego, not Ego. Remy’s thoughts of not needing Linguini, and Linguini’s thoughts of not needing Remy. The music and colors of this movie really just pull you in. If you have never watched this movie; I beg you to try it out. I’ll leave my compliments to the chef ~Keenon Hopple

This movie is a perfect example why we should be nicer to each other. Instead of me breaking it down, you check it out on your own!

This movie is an absolute waste of time. If you’re a Marvel fan it’s going to do nothing but upset you. (SPOILERS) The start of the film does the cliché weird beginning and then the wake up from the zany dream. It then gives us a character named “America” which I thought was a bit weird, but I had no reason to not like it. It continues on and it shows that Wanda Maxomoff is going to be the villain. (Which I had a problem with too) and when she’s killed off at the end, your not even sure it was Wanda or the Scarlett Witch so you watch a early 20’s woman get squished by rocks with “scriptures” in them. When they travel the multiverse they meet the “Illuminati.” I was ok with having the fantastic four in the mainstream with other Marvel movies but then she just turns John Kransinky into SPAGHETTI because he didn’t understand why she feels the need to murder a young girl to see the two boys that she made up in her mind. Wanda then snaps CHARLES XIAVER’S NECK, and continues her quest to take “America’s” powers. Also at the end Strange has a literal third eye. Just no.