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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare ⭐⭐⭐⭐
X-Men ’97 (Disney+) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
- The Good: As with the original series, X-Men ’97 is an eXcellent adaption of the comics, from Claremont era and beyond. Beau DeMayo has crafted a compelling series that brings character drama, emotion, and kinetic action that every mutant fan craves. Lenore Zann (Rogue), Alison Sealy-Smith (Storm), and Cal Dodd (Wolverine) are standouts in voicework.
- The Not-So-Good: Not much to say here. Major stories are adapted in quick succession which could create confusion for the casual viewer, but for a fan who’s familiar with the comic book storylines, it works. It’s like a Cliff’s Notes version that hits major points without resting with it for too long.
Arcadian ⭐⭐
- The Good: The cast commits to their roles and have good chemistry. The creature designs are scary, unique and very intriguing. They carry a physical trait that makes them absolutely terrifying and deadly. I have many questions about what they and where they came from.
- The Not-So-Good: Hard to see clearly during many scenes with the creatures. Likely due to lower budget and needing to hide VFX. Opening scenes with running cameraman were hard on the eyes.
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire ⭐⭐⭐
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire ⭐⭐1/2
Dune: Part Two ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Monkey Man ⭐⭐⭐
- The Good: A well-directed debut from Dev Patel, Monkey Man tells a simple, well-executed story. By the end I was wanting a comic book series or continuing streaming series. Personally, I see potential in the Monkey Man IP, even if it didn’t make a big splash at the box office.
- The Not-So-Good: I don’t really feel the need to say anything negative about it. Good time at the movies!
Argylle ⭐
- The Good: The cast and their chemistry. Matthew Vaughn’s overall vibe.
- The Not-So-Good: There was an effect used throughout the film of blinking eyes from the perspective of the lead character. While interesting to begin with, it was used so often throughout the film that it became annoying and visually jarring at times. The film would’ve benefited from a lot of editing, pairing it down and cutting away at scenes that didn’t progress the story forward. This felt long, like a chore to get through.
The Beekeeper ⭐⭐⭐
Madame Web ⭐⭐1/2
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom ⭐⭐1/2
Patrick Wilson is easily the best part. While Momoa did great in the first film as Arthur Curry, here he’s left to his own devices and essentially plays himself. Black Manta serves as a good enough villain, but is paired with a crew of henchmen I found to be silly. Mera is kinda just there, nothing more than an extended cameo, but she gets a couple nice action scenes. Aquaman 2 would’ve benefited from a better script and better acting (with the exception of Wilson). Director James Wan brings the great visuals once again, but the heart of the first film is lacking.
Godzilla Minus One ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Unexpectedly my favorite Godzilla film! The film takes itself seriously, offering some truly thrilling sequences. The cast bring their A game, working well together, and effectively displaying the terror Godzilla can bring. The visual effects on the title Kaiju were well realized. It was powerful seeing how Godzilla amps up to unleash their atomic breath. Things got particularly emotional when viewing the after effects of such immense power. When it clicks, it clicks. The visuals, and big, booming score worked in harmony, with an excellent sound design pulling the entire thing together.
The Marvels ⭐⭐1/2
Marvel Studios’ The Marvels isn’t terrible by any means, but it’s not particularly amazing either. It’s just a “fine” entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I’d rate it above Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania and Thor: Love & Thunder. The cast do what they can with a lacking script; Iman Vellani was a standout as Kamala Kahn, Ms. Marvel. Her energy was infectious and she had great comedic timing. Brie Larson was fine as Captain Marvel, but she would’ve benefited from a better written role. Teyonah Parris makes an effort to be the middle grounded, level-headed person of the group as Monica Rambeau. How she uses her powers in the film are visually interesting.
Sadly, I didn’t get a sense of Nia DaCosta’s visual flare like in Candyman; this felt like it a standard MCU film. I think relying so much on Disney+ characters will hurt this film with general audiences who don’t watch the shows. The film attempts to fill us in on Kamala and Monica’s situations, but it’s so rushed, it feels disjointed for those not already familiar with every MCU event. Zawe Ashton’s villainous Dar-Benn came off as quite generic, and sometimes her acting was not the best.
Did this version of a Captain Marvel sequel need to exist? I’m not sure, but at least it opens the door for exciting stories down the line.
Blue Beetle ⭐⭐⭐1/2
A well-made and refreshing cinematic entry for DC. Director Angel Manuel Soto really brought his A-game with this, including Xolo Maridueña as Jaime Reyes and the eXcellent cast portraying his familia. The film is well balanced with comedy and drama, and when the drama hits, it’s effective. The silly moments in the film are just that, and you’ll probably get a laugh or chuckle out of them. Susan Sarandon seemed to be having fun as Victoria Kord, the villain. Raoul Max Trujillo as Carapax was well-realized, and I appreciate the director for taking the time to show his backstory. This film feels like it was handled with care, providing emotion, and lots of laughs. Jaime Reyes should definitely stick around in James Gunn’s DCU!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Classic Ninja Turtles with some added layers. This film was handled very well, from the stunning animation to the effective voicework. We get to take a deep dive into how the Turtles feel about living in the sewers, and not being part of society. These scenes are when the film really soars, bringing a new layer of emotion of the characters. The soundtrack was great – particularly in the beginning.
The Flash ⭐⭐⭐
A well-made film packed with emotion and action. There are no weak links in this cast; Ezra Miller handles the comedy as well as the drama. Michael Keaton and Sacha Calle provide excelent backup as Batman and Supergirl, respectively. Director Andy Muschietti handles the topics of mental health, loss, and grieving with expert skill. Speaking of Muschietti, it’s a well-directed film. The creative choices for the visual effects were interesting, and most of it looked fine. Highlights: Ben Affleck’s always great as Batman, and I think he bowed out (for now) with a great action-sequence and important character-building.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ⭐⭐⭐⭐
I consider the first ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ as one of the best animated films ever, so its sequel, ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ had a high bar to reach. Did it? It did! While it’s not as good as the first, imo, it’s right behind it – it’s so, so good and visually entertaining! Loved seeing all the different Spider-People; my favorites were Spider-Punk and Spider-Byte.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Director James Gunn elevates the Marvel Cinematic Universe experience with an emotional conclusion to his cosmic trilogy. A tale about family, friends, and dealing with loss, it’s effortlessly blends dramatic elements with the comedy we come to expect from this series. Every character gets to shine here, including having at least one cool action scene moment. I thought Dave Bautista was funny and charming as Drax. Adam Warlock was sort of just there, but Will Poulter did well with what he was given, and the opening fight scene with him packed a punch. Rocket Racoon is at the heart of this heartbreaking story, and every scene involving him was pure cinematic magic.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is fan-service done right! There is so much fun to be had with this film, including all the easter eggs and references. I suppose it’s understandable how this might not have much of a plot for people who’ve never played the games, but if you did play them, and are a fan, it’s definitely a good time. Had a smile on my face throughout the entire thing – my childhood! The voice cast did a great job, with my favorite being Jack Black as Bowser. The animation was epic and handled perfectly.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves ⭐⭐⭐
The visual effects and world-building are top-notch, but the cast is where this film truly shines. Chris Pratt and Michelle Rodriguez share great chemistry and are a joy to watch. Justice Smith and Regé-Jean Page are fun standouts. Criticisms: I wish there were more scenes with dragons. The action sequences themselves aren’t very memorable.
John Wick 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
While some of the action scenes go on for a bit too long, John Wick 4 is an epic display of martial arts and stunt work. Keanu Reeves returns to form with an engaging supporting cast of characters you actually care about. Expertly filmed with stunning choreographed sequences, it keeps you on the edge of your seat!
Shazam! Fury of the Gods ⭐⭐
On-par with the first film. Most of the cast did well, although Lucy Liu seemed to phone-in her performance. The visual effects were great, and there were some nice action scenes. Sadly felt the “surprise cameo” at the end felt uneven, rushed, and like a cheap SNL sketch.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania ⭐
Enjoyed the first Ant-Man, but the sequel and this film get a thumbs down from me. The Quantum realm never felt real. Kang wasn’t that compelling, if we’re being honest. Some of the dialogue was way too silly. On a positive note, I did like the sequence where multiple Scott Langs work together like ants. William Jackson Harper and Katy M. O’Brian were also nice additions to the film – I wouldn’t mind seeing more from their characters in the MCU.
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⭐⭐⭐ Good
⭐⭐ Just Okay
⭐ Pretty Bad
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