Erich Cervantez

We were really unsure what to expect based on the low IMDB scores but in the end we really liked it. We laughed plenty. Give it 10 minutes and if you don't want to continue, then stop. Easy peasy.

I didn't laugh once in the first 10 minutes. The beginning is the hook, many screenwriters will tell you that. You have to engage the viewer in the first ten minutes or they'll lose interest. I should have laughed the first joke - that sets the stage. I don't think Joe is a comedian. He's great at spreading misinformation, but not great at telling jokes. Sorry dude, I love Fear Factor. Loved the podcast in the beginning before it went off the rails. Sad.

Just watched it again before seeing Smile 2. This movie dials up the tension and suspense to a 10 and maintains it for two hours. It's brutal and awesome 👌

One of the best movies in the entire Alien franchise!

Trying to pull off a Fast & Furious franchise but the plot is predictable and tired. Nice cast including Jean Reno from The Professional but sadly this turned out to be a bust.

As an avid fan of futuristic, dystopian films, I was captivated by The Creator's immersive journey into a world teetering on the brink of human-machine conflict. While certain plot elements echoed familiar tropes, the overall experience was captivating and thought-provoking. The film's exploration of artificial intelligence's potential sentience and desire for freedom resonated with our own human struggles for autonomy. It served as a timely reminder of the ethical dilemmas we may face as technology advances at an unprecedented pace. Despite a few far-fetched plot devices, such as the imposing 'Nomad' hovering above Earth, the film's core message resonated deeply, leaving me pondering the implications of our technological advancements and the future we are shaping. (Written with the help of A.I.)

Third hour was the best. I wanted to rate this higher, but it was a struggle to watch the first two hours. We saw this in a Regal RPX theater and the musical score was deafening. I don't know if others feel the same way but there were many parts where I didn't make out the dialogue. The jumping around between scenes combined with the booming soundtrack underneath made it extremely difficult for me to understand what was happening at all times. I'll have to watch this again, at home, with the subtitles on. That being said, the third and final hour of the movie absolutely blew me away. Wow. We already know Oppenheimer made the bomb. We know the bombs were used on Japan (and WHY didn't Nolan show us that!??) But the AEC security commission review "trial" and the Senate nomination hearings for Lewis Strauss (Robert Downey Jr's role) could have been a standalone movie all by itself and I loved it. I read a lot of people didn't like the third hour but I completely disagree. It's the other way around for me.

Took my teens to see it and we all loved it. The story is off-the-wall and the movie even pokes fun at itself but still has a serious undertone to the story that is sure to strike a vibe with many. Overall, a fun time at the movies.

This movie was a blast. I cannot believe the first movie came out 25 years ago. Will Smith barely looks much older, though they were really young in the first movie. I would see this again.