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It's like John Wick, just tuned down. It's easy to tell that this is the same screenwriter who did John Wick. Because of this it had me comparing this movie to John Wick, which is an unfair comparison because John Wick basically beats this movie in every apect. You can't do John Wick twice. Overall I thought it was a pretty good action movie. The last twentey-five minutes was the standout area of the movie by far. It's also fun seeing Christopher Lloyd shoot people with shotguns and use Home Alone style traps.

After seeing this film again I really want to put it in my letterboxes top 4, but it would be so hard for me to knock out La La Land. For me this is without a doubt Scorsese’s best film. One of the best movie endings of all time. The cast is just insanely stacked. The screenplay for this movie is absolutely incredible. Mark Walhberg clutched up at the end.

Even better the second time! This is the first movie I’ve seen twice in theaters since Top Gun Maverick. I don’t think it’s a coincidence, Tom Cruise just only makes amazing movies.

It seems like nobody is talking about this documentary that just came out a month ago. This is the perfect documentary about John Wick, and if you’re a Wick fan then this is a must see. They go in depth about so many things and it is so good to see. The fact that the movie was almost shut down when they were supposed to be shooting is crazy. Another good part of this documentary is seeing Chad Stahelski and Keanu Reeves talk about the movies. Keanu is just such a genuine and chill guy.

I’ve never seen Prey, but after this I think I’ll watch it. This movie has three different story lines that all come together at the end. Each storyline is around 20 minutes, and it’s crazy that in those 20 minutes that they can make characters that we actually care about and are engaged in. I would say that all the storylines are good, with in my opinion the Viking storyline being the least best and the Japanese storyline being the best. The animation was a little off, I would have liked it to be a bit better. And like many movies these days, it leaves sets up for a sequel.

Man that lady is insane. She did Neil Patrick Harris dirty. The movie is 2 hours and 30 minutes, yet there is no wasted time. This movie keeps you locked in and never had a dull moment. It seems like every couple minutes something huge emerges and completely changes the story. David Fincher is one of the best directors of all time, it’s just basically a fact at this point. I was debating putting this at 5 stars but I just couldn’t get over that the ending doesn’t fully satisfy me.

Great addition to the world of John Wick. Ana de Armas was very good in this movie and having Keanu Reeves as John Wick in this movie was just so good to see. This movie had some of the best action fight scenes in the whole franchise, like the grenade fight scene and the flamethrower scene. They were just so new and unique. This is the fifth film in this universe and it continues to feel fresh and unique each film that comes out. The ending leaves room for a sequel which I would love. This franchise is heading in the right direction. RIP to Lance Reddick, this was his last role in a film before his ing.

 - Under the circumstances your privileges are reinstated immediately, what do you need?
- Guns… Lots of guns.

These are the words spoken by Winston and John Wick before one of the best action fight scenes in cinematic history. The Continental siege is easily the best action sequence in the franchise of John Wick. The scene makes this movie.

This is in my top 3 Star Wars movies. All 3 main action scenes are all incredible. This movie also means so much more after Andor. The Darth Vader hallway scene is just pure aura. Btw if you don’t think Empire Strikes Back is the best Star Wars movie then your most likely high, but this is a close second.

This is the peak action franchise of the past decade and there’s not even a close second. The Rome party in this film is one of the best scenes in this franchise, and trust me, that’s saying something. I haven’t watched this movie since before chapter 4 came out. It was an enjoyable rewatch. I will also be rewatching chapter 3 tomorrow in preparation for Ballerina which I will see Friday night.

Had to bump this up to a 5 stars. I love the swiftness of the Soderbergh style. The cast is peak. The laser hallway scene is top 10 movie scenes of all time in my personal opinion. The whole trilogy of Oceans films is class. Apparently there is an Oceans 11 prequel in the works staring Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie playing the parents of Danny Ocean, can’t wait for that.

I was prepared to rate this a 4 or even a 3.5, but then the ending hit. That ending gets you thinking and it’s not fully explained, so you can have your own opinion on it. Man really was a psycho. He wanted to murder someone when they had a nicer business card than him.

It’s definitely deserved its Oscar wins, I think it even should’ve won more. Adam Driver deserved his nomination, he was good. In this movie you spend so much time with the KKK and just keep hating them more as the movie continues. Imagine being asked to be in this movie but you have to play a member of the KKK. I’m certain lots of people would turn down that role. Honestly, I think they could even make a part 2 of this based on the ending, even though I don’t think it is needed. Very good film.

Not a bad horror movie compared to most these days. The main actor and actress had good enough chemistry for a Valentine’s Day set movie. Out of all the horror movie that this one is like, I would say it’s definitely a mix of Halloween and Scream. The way it’s like Halloween is how the killer is. He’s basically a Michael Myers copy with a different costume and actually human. The ending reveal is very similar to the Scream movies. Speaking of Scream, one of the main actors in this is from the latest two Scream movies. I like the charisma he brought to this film, definitely the standout of the two main characters.

Nick Cage and the guy from Jumanji try to find Nick Cage’s truffle pig after it is taken from him. Nick Cage’s character, Robin, has a real connection with the pig that is evident. The movie is split up into 3 parts even though it is only an hour and a half long. The first two parts are fine, we get to know who Robin is better, but the last part is really good. The ending is actually extremely sad. If you have an hour and a half to spare, watch the movie.

I saw the cover of this film and thought it was based in the early 1900s. I was wrong. The movie is very intricate with the story. Everything that happens makes sense and isn’t too confusing. Matthew Mcconaughey would seem like an odd choice for this England set action gangster film, but he plays the part very well. Charlie Hunnam, Colin Farrell, and Hugh Grant were all very good picks for this kind of film. If you want to watch a film that has crime, gangsters, mystery, action, and comedy, you should definitely watch this. One of Guy Ritchie’s best.

Randall Park is super funny as Kim jong-un. Seth Rogan and James Franco were also good. Don’t go into this movie thinking it’s just comedy, it turns into a full on action blockbuster in the last 20 minutes. The Interview scene is also very satisfying to see and lives up to the movie title.

It’s kinda like my recent review for bullet train. It’s a good concept that wasn’t executed well. The main reason I didn’t like the movie was because of the villain. They weren’t compelling or scary enough for me. A good part of the movie was the action. Yes it was over dramatic, but that’s what made it unique. I also can never really take Snoop Dog in a movie seriously. Dave Franco was some good comic relief though.

Decent movie. Jude Laws character wasn't likeable, which is a problem for a protagonist. Nicholas Holts character was much more developed as a villain. This film has some very good cinematography, particularly of the mountains. Nicholas Holt was the standout performance in this. My main complaint would be just the flatness of the characters, exception for Nicholas Holt and Tye Sheridans characters.

The way all the stories tie together is the huge part of this film. All the characters have something in the past that affects the story. All of them are connected in some way. Just because there is not some huge finale at the end doesn’t mean the moves bad. It doesn’t really have a huge defining moment, it just roles with itself. There were some really great performances by all the actors, no weak links.

A good movie where you can just sit down and chill. Of course the duo of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is always funny, and when you through in Seth Rogen voicing a dirty mouthed alien, it gets even funnier.

Almost like a government whodunit. The connections between the characters are established pretty well. I do wish the film was like 25 minutes longer so that we could get some more substance and smooth out the story a little more. Overall though, it's a good film.

This will stick with me for a long time. Sophie's only memories of her father are from old tapes, and she slowly sees that on their vacation, he was not well. The powerfulness of the final scene really hits hard. Calum is walking out of the airport and into blackness. He is no longer in Sophies life, he's just a memory. The character study is very well done. Watch the movie.

Vincent is such an ineteresting and cool character. Tom Cruise plays him very well and is the standout in the movie. The ending actually means something and I thought it was a phenomenal way to end it. And lastly: Yo homie, is that my briefcase?

Decent movie. Stitch was pretty funny, same with Zach Galifianakis.

It was like a disney channel show, just with cussing. Not a good movie at all.

An interesting concept with a bad pay-off.

Saw this in the theaters in 2019 and knew right away it was one of, if not the best racing movie of all time.

People are hating on this movie way too much much. The first hour was good, I don’t know why people dislike it. The submarine scene was one of the best MI scenes ever.

Very good MI film. Can't wait to see Final Reckoning tomorrow.

Robert Pattinsons performence was a big positive of this movie. The first hour of this movie was very cool and interesting, but the last hour kinda lost me. Even though I didn't completely like the last hour, I think all the performences and the first hour make up for that.

I normally don’t like musicals, but this amazing film still remains in my top 10 of all time.

My personal favorite mission impossible.

Jim Carreys performence was oscar worthy.

These two drivers relatshionship is so interesting, and how they interact with eachother. I also love F1, so thats a plus.

Watched on Friday May 16, 2025.

The backyard scene was very unexpected and worked well for the story. Standout chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Steve Carell.

Very funny

Crazy that this is a true story that is based on memories.

Best movie Adam Sandler has done for Netflix.

Possibly the best mcu movie since endgame. Post credits for me hyped!

Jon Berthal was the stand out. Good brother chemistry. Besides that it’s just kinda an average action movie.

The first 20 minutes were good, then for the rest of the movie I felt like I was following a character that I didn't care about. Besides that the sound was probably the best part of this movie.

The heist movie of all heist movies
The lineup of actors is crazy!

Just an insane movie with many emotions.

Al Pacino performance was very good. The heist scene is masterclass, same with the ending.

If you consider this a horror movie, it is probably the best one ever made.

Just watched this for my fourth time before the new MI. This movie is just great, not much to say. Fallout still the best though.

Choosing between this one and the original is a toss-up. The NYC setting is great, and who doesn’t love Ghostface with a shotgun!

This movie has to much hate on Letterboxd. I don’t see anything wrong with it, it’s nothing special, just pure race car entertainment. Kept me engaged the whole time, and for a movie like this that’s more then good enough.

1. Avengers: Infinity War
2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
3. Thor: Ragnarok
4. Captain America: Civil War
5. Spider-Man: Homecoming
6. Avengers: Endgame
7. Spider-Man: Far From Home
8. Black Panther
9. Thunderbolts*
10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I'm not one to watch every single movie that comes out. I'll watch the ones that I know won't waste my time.

1. Sinners
2. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
3. Ballerina
4. Thunderbolts*
5. Novocaine
6. Predator: Killer of Killers
7. Black Bag
8. Warfare
9. Mickey 17
10. Den of Thieves 2: Pantera

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. John Wick: Chapter 4
2. John Wick: Chapter 2
3. Ballerina
4. John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
5. John Wick

1. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
2. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
3. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
4. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
5. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
6. Mission: Impossible III
7. Mission: Impossible
8. Mission: Impossible II

1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
2. Captain America: Civil War
3. Captain America: The First Avenger
4. Captain America: Brave New World

Top 3 are so close together

1. Whiplash
2. La La Land
3. Babylon
4. First Man