63 titles•3.4 average
62 episodes rated
39 episodes rated
everyone calling this film "war propoganda" or call of duty re-enacted" has totally missed the point Warfare is clearly anti-war. If you can't see that, this movie was never for you anyways.
everyone calling this film "war propoganda" or call of duty re-enacted" has totally missed the point Warfare is clearly anti-war. If you can't see that, this movie was never for you anyways.
12 episodes rated
mason thames is perfect in this! a rare case of a live-action remake living up to the original
mason thames is perfect in this! a rare case of a live-action remake living up to the original
couldn’t have asked for a better christmas present
couldn’t have asked for a better christmas present
the only actor better than the guy that was played by michael b jordan was the other guy that was played by michael b jordan
the only actor better than the guy that was played by michael b jordan was the other guy that was played by michael b jordan
the first superhero film in so long that made me feel hope, thank you james gunn
the first superhero film in so long that made me feel hope, thank you james gunn
32 episodes rated
Watched on Friday January 16, 2026.
Watched on Friday January 16, 2026.
superhero movies are so back
superhero movies are so back
i was binging the conjuring franchise and took a break to watch this in between. it gave me extreme whiplash but it also reminded me that good movies do actually exist
i was binging the conjuring franchise and took a break to watch this in between. it gave me extreme whiplash but it also reminded me that good movies do actually exist
Watched on Thursday January 15, 2026.
Watched on Thursday January 15, 2026.
160 episodes rated
this franchise is getting repetitive, but the problem is they're all extremely enjoyable anyways
this franchise is getting repetitive, but the problem is they're all extremely enjoyable anyways
it could've been 5 but there wasn't a single well written woman
it could've been 5 but there wasn't a single well written woman
41 episodes rated
184 episodes rated
24 episodes rated
GTA meets zootopia part 2
GTA meets zootopia part 2
it took them 5 tries to get it right but they finally did it
it took them 5 tries to get it right but they finally did it
9 episodes rated
the final running scene might be one of the best ever created
the final running scene might be one of the best ever created
an underwhelming reboot, although i appreciate how quickly part 2 is coming out
an underwhelming reboot, although i appreciate how quickly part 2 is coming out
Watched on Sunday January 11, 2026.
Watched on Sunday January 11, 2026.
austin butler STOLE the show (haha)
austin butler STOLE the show (haha)
Watched on Saturday February 7, 2026.
Watched on Saturday February 7, 2026.
2 episodes rated
aaron paul's facial expressions are so funny bro
aaron paul's facial expressions are so funny bro
one word: overstimulating. not in a good way, but also not in a bad way
one word: overstimulating. not in a good way, but also not in a bad way
Watched on Friday January 30, 2026.
Watched on Friday January 30, 2026.
GTA meets Zootopia
GTA meets Zootopia
Watched on Saturday January 17, 2026.
Watched on Saturday January 17, 2026.
a decent movie in an otherwise terrible franchise
a decent movie in an otherwise terrible franchise
Watched on Sunday January 11, 2026.
Watched on Sunday January 11, 2026.
why is his head so bald
why is his head so bald
6 episodes rated
how to do a comedy properly
how to do a comedy properly
the most forgettably enjoyable movie of 2025
the most forgettably enjoyable movie of 2025
the best annabelle movie in the franchise and it's BARELY watchable
the best annabelle movie in the franchise and it's BARELY watchable
Watched on Tuesday January 13, 2026.
Watched on Tuesday January 13, 2026.
you would think a disaster movie would show more of the disaster
you would think a disaster movie would show more of the disaster
This review may contain spoilers. Greenland: Migration is a sequel film set half a decade after the majority of the world was wiped out by a comet named Clarke. The film follows John Garrity, alongside his wife Allison and his son Nathan. The family ventures out after their bunker is destroyed, in an attempt to reach the epicenter of Comet Clarke, in the hope that the crater will be a resourceful haven. The film has decent visuals, entertaining CGI, and impressive set pieces. It’s also fast-paced and action-packed from start to finish. Unfortunately, a lot of the action is formulaically placed and feels randomly inserted to create surface-level conflicts and build stakes. Regardless, the film works for what it is. Morena Baccarin demonstrates strong emotional range and depth in her role, bringing a genuine presence to the film. In contrast, the child character, while positioned as part of the core family dynamic, receives minimal development and limited screen time. His main narrative function is to introduce challenges for John Garrity, often creating tension through questionable decisions that complicate the protagonist's journey. One of the biggest problems with this film is that it doesn’t give any of the supporting characters time to properly develop and instead randomly kills them off shortly after their introductions for shock value. But once again, it’s still enjoyable for what it is. Overall, Greenland: Migration is an enjoyable post-apocalyptic film that moves fast as long as you turn your brain off. It’s a mediocre story with well-produced visuals.
This review may contain spoilers. Greenland: Migration is a sequel film set half a decade after the majority of the world was wiped out by a comet named Clarke. The film follows John Garrity, alongside his wife Allison and his son Nathan. The family ventures out after their bunker is destroyed, in an attempt to reach the epicenter of Comet Clarke, in the hope that the crater will be a resourceful haven. The film has decent visuals, entertaining CGI, and impressive set pieces. It’s also fast-paced and action-packed from start to finish. Unfortunately, a lot of the action is formulaically placed and feels randomly inserted to create surface-level conflicts and build stakes. Regardless, the film works for what it is. Morena Baccarin demonstrates strong emotional range and depth in her role, bringing a genuine presence to the film. In contrast, the child character, while positioned as part of the core family dynamic, receives minimal development and limited screen time. His main narrative function is to introduce challenges for John Garrity, often creating tension through questionable decisions that complicate the protagonist's journey. One of the biggest problems with this film is that it doesn’t give any of the supporting characters time to properly develop and instead randomly kills them off shortly after their introductions for shock value. But once again, it’s still enjoyable for what it is. Overall, Greenland: Migration is an enjoyable post-apocalyptic film that moves fast as long as you turn your brain off. It’s a mediocre story with well-produced visuals.
24 episodes rated
6 episodes rated
This review may contain spoilers. Primate is an original horror story that follows a group of friends who visit the protagonist, Lucy, at her massive house while her father is away on a trip. Lucy’s family owns a pet chimpanzee that contracts rabies and begins attacking the group staying at the house. It’s meant to show the rawness of animals, especially those infected with rabies. This movie, while generic and small, manages to feel somewhat fresh in an otherwise repetitive and exhausting niche of movies. Although it’s a horror movie, the antagonist being an animal made it feel that much more raw and thrilling. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call Ben, the chimp, the best character in the film. Unfortunately, Primate also has many flaws. While it’s enjoyable, it’s still the type of horror that works on the basis of forcing its characters to make completely illogical decisions. Even then, one scene in particular stands out, set in a bedroom with the chimpanzee and a boy who comes over later in the film. Without revealing too much, this scene is chilling yet comical. The acting in this film is decent overall, with Johnny Sequoyah being a solid generic protagonist. Unfortunately, characters like Kate & Erin fall flat due to a generic script and subpar delivery. Overall, Primate is an enjoyable take on a simple horror thriller. It’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect it to be, but that’s not a bad thing at all.
This review may contain spoilers. Primate is an original horror story that follows a group of friends who visit the protagonist, Lucy, at her massive house while her father is away on a trip. Lucy’s family owns a pet chimpanzee that contracts rabies and begins attacking the group staying at the house. It’s meant to show the rawness of animals, especially those infected with rabies. This movie, while generic and small, manages to feel somewhat fresh in an otherwise repetitive and exhausting niche of movies. Although it’s a horror movie, the antagonist being an animal made it feel that much more raw and thrilling. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call Ben, the chimp, the best character in the film. Unfortunately, Primate also has many flaws. While it’s enjoyable, it’s still the type of horror that works on the basis of forcing its characters to make completely illogical decisions. Even then, one scene in particular stands out, set in a bedroom with the chimpanzee and a boy who comes over later in the film. Without revealing too much, this scene is chilling yet comical. The acting in this film is decent overall, with Johnny Sequoyah being a solid generic protagonist. Unfortunately, characters like Kate & Erin fall flat due to a generic script and subpar delivery. Overall, Primate is an enjoyable take on a simple horror thriller. It’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect it to be, but that’s not a bad thing at all.
Watched on Saturday January 10, 2026.
Watched on Saturday January 10, 2026.
a predictable and average ending to an amazing show
a predictable and average ending to an amazing show
sydney sweeney’s 42nd mediocre performance in 2025
sydney sweeney’s 42nd mediocre performance in 2025
Watched on Friday January 16, 2026.
Watched on Friday January 16, 2026.
"watch the conjuring franchise" they said "it'll be entertaining" they said
"watch the conjuring franchise" they said "it'll be entertaining" they said
the worst fake blood i've ever seen
the worst fake blood i've ever seen
Watched on Thursday January 29, 2026.
Watched on Thursday January 29, 2026.
Watched on Thursday January 22, 2026.
Watched on Thursday January 22, 2026.
my favorite part of the family holiday movie was when he almost cheated on his wife
my favorite part of the family holiday movie was when he almost cheated on his wife
This review may contain spoilers. We Bury The Dead is a unique zombie film which takes place on the isolated island of Tasmania. A military experiment goes wrong, causing an explosion which leaves half a million people deceased. The story follows Ava as she joins the body retrieval unit in an attempt to find her husband, who was at the center of the incident at the time. The film is well-shot and well-acted, but unfortunately suffers from an extremely slow pace and directionless plot. The incredibly unique perspective on the “zombies” is a great addition, but the film fails to properly build on the logic of them and what causes them to act the way they do. Daisy Ridley gives a decent performance as Ava, but the other characters feel lacking and empty. There’s also an incredibly long “dining table” sequence, where a soldier eating with Ava speaks in an impossible-to-understand convoluted dialogue. There’s not much else to say about the supporting cast, as this is an extremely small set of people. The action scenes are decent as well, but used extremely sparingly, contradictory to the traditional film in this genre. Ava is a protagonist who consistently makes confident and quick decisions though, which is a breath of fresh air. Overall, We Bury The Dead works for what it is. A forgettable but decent zombie movie that focuses on moral conflict between relationships rather than mindless action.
This review may contain spoilers. We Bury The Dead is a unique zombie film which takes place on the isolated island of Tasmania. A military experiment goes wrong, causing an explosion which leaves half a million people deceased. The story follows Ava as she joins the body retrieval unit in an attempt to find her husband, who was at the center of the incident at the time. The film is well-shot and well-acted, but unfortunately suffers from an extremely slow pace and directionless plot. The incredibly unique perspective on the “zombies” is a great addition, but the film fails to properly build on the logic of them and what causes them to act the way they do. Daisy Ridley gives a decent performance as Ava, but the other characters feel lacking and empty. There’s also an incredibly long “dining table” sequence, where a soldier eating with Ava speaks in an impossible-to-understand convoluted dialogue. There’s not much else to say about the supporting cast, as this is an extremely small set of people. The action scenes are decent as well, but used extremely sparingly, contradictory to the traditional film in this genre. Ava is a protagonist who consistently makes confident and quick decisions though, which is a breath of fresh air. Overall, We Bury The Dead works for what it is. A forgettable but decent zombie movie that focuses on moral conflict between relationships rather than mindless action.
we could've had an animated minecraft movie with beautiful cinematography and instead we got a 25-in-1 "Terrible Hollywood Cliche"
we could've had an animated minecraft movie with beautiful cinematography and instead we got a 25-in-1 "Terrible Hollywood Cliche"
this movie was funny but not in the 21 jump street way, more like the madame web way because of how terrible it was
this movie was funny but not in the 21 jump street way, more like the madame web way because of how terrible it was
annabelle comes home and forces the audience to sit through 2 hours of absolutely nothing
annabelle comes home and forces the audience to sit through 2 hours of absolutely nothing
there's at least one person out there who has been eager to get into the horror genre, and they put this movie on first needless to say, that person did not watch a second horror film
there's at least one person out there who has been eager to get into the horror genre, and they put this movie on first needless to say, that person did not watch a second horror film
i can’t believe i chose to be sober for this
i can’t believe i chose to be sober for this
i know christmas movies are supposed to be bad but this was a new low
i know christmas movies are supposed to be bad but this was a new low
the ridiculous 6: - racism - homophobia - sexism - ableism - xenophobia - extremism
the ridiculous 6: - racism - homophobia - sexism - ableism - xenophobia - extremism