Joel Valdez

I enjoyed the action and the animation was amazing but the movie lacked in anything that's iconic about Buzz. The story felt like dollar store "Interstellar." Ironically, this movie that boasted about being so woke also had a very pro-life message. I miss Tim Allen and I miss when a kid's movie didn't try to get political. This was basically Pixar and Disney purposely trying to get a reaction out of Ben Shapiro and using that as a marketing tool instead of making a fun movie. Left wing Hollywood sucks.

This is the woman who enslaved black people and sold them to white folk, right?

This felt like a great Predator movie that didn't try too hard to re-invent the wheel. I enjoyed the respect for the warriors of Native American tribes without the typical left wing audience shaming that seems to be so popular right now. The fight scenes were amazing, the acting was amazing, the Predator looked cool. My one complaint was that the Predator can't make up it's mind on how immortal it is. One minute it's brushing off serious damage and has super strength, the next it's more vulnerable.

There's a dude recommending a tampon to a robot.

That was... just not a good film. The acting was good but oh Lord this movie was bad. Countless scenes ended up being completely pointless and the film attempts to make the audience want to see a 15 year old and a 28 year old hook up. They should have just named it "Grooming." If you're tired of clown world, skip this one.

This is one of those movies you finish and immediately have to watch a YouTube video made by some guy who got a B in philosophy to understand what the point was. It's an unfair attack on Christian faith but as far as what makes the movie unlikable is that it has no genre. I was hoping for horror, then maybe thought this was a mystery, then it felt like a story your friend takes way too long to tell as she slowly finishes her cigarette and you're like, "It's cold. I wanna head back in the bar and play pool."