Movie Reviews
Gladiator II
This may well mark Ridley Scott’s ghost-directing days because this one felt like it was something he actively didn’t take part in. Set almost two
Venom: The Last Dance
Was it too much to ask for a trilogy-capper that at least matched the low-quality but high entertainment value of the first two Venom films?
Joker: Folie à Deux
If I had to hear one more song by the time the credits rolled on this one, I was going to scream. That being said,
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Ok, I’m not saying that they need to make another Beetlejuice sequel after this one, but I’m not saying they shouldn’t make another Beetlejuice sequel
Alien: Romulus
In space, everyone can hear me cheer for a great Alien movie, so praise Wayland-Yutani because this is one of the series’ best entries in
Deadpool and Wolverine
The third chapter in the Merc with a Mouth’s live-action movie series may be far from perfect, but for a nerd like me, it was
Twisters
Sometimes legacy sequels don’t need to be heavy-handed in their return to what made them popular, and this sequel seems to understand that… mostly. Taking
Longlegs
Sometimes style over substance isn’t enough to save a movie, especially with a script that can’t decide what it wants to be half the time.
A Quiet Place: Day One
I don’t know how this series hasn’t fallen into the sequelitis trap of diminishing returns yet, but I’ll take as many follow-ups to this one
Bad Boys: Ride or Die
I still think this one should have been called Bad Boys 4 Life, but what do I know… *le sigh* Following Mike Lowrey (Will Smith)