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Guys exactly like for Barbarian PLEASE go watch this movie without knowing anything. That made the experience exceptional because its a mystery from start to finish. Really funny movie but to deceive the audience. The scares are very good and this is coming from a very seasoned horror movie fan for over 25 years. All the actors were fantastic and really if I had to give just one piece of advice is go to this movie as BLIND as possible. You won't regret it

As a big fan of the original, I found this sequel subpar mainly because it focused so heavily on nostalgia. Every memorable bit from the original like Happy's dad dying from a hockey puck to the happy place dream sequences were redone here again but with other characters. The first hour I found more enjoyable but then I realized that the movie was not going to stir away from the routine nostalgia gags and character appearances. I do respect Sandler for doing the sequel his way and making the focal point his family but as a whole the movie itself didn't work for me unfortunately. I really wanted to love it but it felt like all the Sandler Netflix originals

This was a much deeper movie than I expected. All stars were.very good and the movie did a great job to make us root for both leading men. Usually the millionaire is the arrogant unlikeable one, but here Pedro Pascal did an outstanding job convincing us that he should be with Dakota's character Lucy. I commend director Celine Song for exploring the potential dangers of matchmaking and today's blind dating scene. My wife and I were shocked at how the movie went from your usual Hitch / La La Land fun to then take a dramatic turn setting Lucy's (Dakota Johnson) world upside down. And lastly it's scary how much today's beauty standards for men are set sky high, and I appreciate the message Materialists conveys at the end about why we even want to get married.

As someone who followed his career and its different stages very closely growing up, i was floored by Austin Butler’s stunning performance before saying anything else about the movie. Wow. Honestly this actor watched and studied not just the stage presence and singing but Elvis’ normal speech and mannerisms. Butler is by far the best impersonation of Elvis Presley out of all the nearly 10 different ones out there. Go out of your way to watch it. The movie was very good but i personally enjoyed the second half more mainly because its more focused and shows the relationship strain between Elvis and Colonel leading up to his creative dissatisfaction. The first half of the film is targeted to the younger audience who is used to a fast-paced style and scene transitions, felt more like a highlight reel. Tom Hanks was good, over-the-top but his character came through and it didnt bother me too much compared to many people who criticized him. One last thing I respected here is that they didn’t fly by his last year where Elvis looked bloated, they actually show us the human being at that time of his life, how truly sad and unhappy he looked, and ending with what the real Elvis looked like. Brilliant. And Baz shows us that above all, the emotion in his performance was there until the very end. All in all, very good and very enjoyable! This Elvis fan got what he paid for.