Lila El-baf

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is hands down one of my favorite movies ever. The entire vibe of the film is so immersive and magical — it really pulls you into Middle-earth in the best way possible. Every scene kept me entertained, from the action to the incredible visuals and intense moments. But the highlight for me was definitely Smaug. He’s terrifying, powerful, and such a brilliantly written and designed villain. Benedict Cumberbatch’s voice acting gave him so much personality — he felt like a real threat. The scenes inside the Lonely Mountain had me on the edge of my seat! All the characters were so cool in their own ways, and the pacing of the movie made it feel like a true adventure. I’ve watched it multiple times and it never gets old. If you love fantasy, dragons, or just an amazing story, this movie is a must-watch!

As a big fan of the original Fear Street trilogy, I was really looking forward to Fear Street: Prom Queen—unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the hype. This installment felt rushed, lacked the atmospheric depth of the first three films, and didn’t carry the same emotional weight or suspense. The storyline was underdeveloped, and I found it hard to connect with the characters—none of them left a lasting impression, and I honestly can’t remember their names. There was little to no backstory, which made the plot feel shallow and forgettable. Overall, the film felt more like a missed opportunity than a continuation of a beloved series.

This is honestly one of my all-time favorite movies. I used to watch it constantly as a kid, and no matter how many times I rewatch it, it never gets old. Recently, I found myself revisiting it a couple of times, and I still love it just as much—if not more—every single time. The vibe of this movie is simply unmatched. There's a certain magic in the way it balances action, comedy, and heartfelt moments that just feels so genuine. Everything about it takes me back to a time when movies were simpler, more heartfelt, and just… better. I genuinely wish more films captured that same nostalgic charm because most of what comes out these days just doesn’t hit the same anymore. Kindergarten Cop is a true gem. One that deserves to be watched at least once (but honestly, you’ll probably want to watch it again and again). If you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out on a classic that perfectly captures the magic of 90s cinema.

I just watched Another Simple Favor, and I have to say, I really enjoyed it! Despite the drama surrounding Blake Lively, I found the movie to be entertaining. It’s a clever mix of comedy, suspense, and mystery that kept me hooked from start to finish

I honestly don’t understand why this movie gets so much criticism. I genuinely enjoyed it and found it to be a welcome departure from the typical haunted house story. The storyline was compelling, especially given that it was inspired by a real, widely known case. The concept of a witch placing a curse on someone is both eerie and unsettling. I also appreciated how the connection between Lorraine and the witch was developed—it was well-written and effectively added to the overall suspense and intrigue

You know those movies where you leave the cinemas and have that feeling that you can't explain. This movie gave that to me. It was soooo good and was captivating the whole time. I didn't find myself getting bored at all and there were no filler scenes which was great! Genuinely loved this movie and will definitely be seeing it again.

I genuinely enjoyed this movie a lot, especially as a fan of the games. It was exciting to see the action brought to life on screen. However, I wasn't a fan of the casting choices—Tom didn’t resemble Nathan Drake at all. While he played the role well, it would’ve been better if someone who actually looked like Nathan took on the character. Overall, the movie was great! I was hoping it would follow the storyline of the first game, setting up the potential for four movies rather than combining bits and pieces from the different games.

Honestly such a great movie for both kids and adults. It is so funny but also so inspiring! I used to watch it all the time as a kid and just watched it recently. I love it and it definitely deserves better reviews!

Definitely much better than the first movie. I liked the storyline throughout this movie and loved seeing the Nun again in full action.

I love this show. I've watched it so many times now and will never get bored of it. A lot of people don't like that the mask has changed but once you watch the show and learn the story behind it, you'll understand why they changed it. The only thing that I wasn't too happy about was that some of the actors weren't good at all but other than that, the show is a 10/10.