Has Emmet seen this?

I think I would get over that drama pretty fast tbhReally fun cinematography and perfect pacing. I was agog, I was aghast!

Why was the random snake guy so much funnier than Jack Black and Paul Rudd?

I felt the faint whisperings of having maybe watched this before. There's so much empty, thoughtful space and interesting cinematography. A really gorgeous piece.A little too much of the main character just... Saying how he feels for me. Plot also wasn't the most surprising.A sarcastic little rock man really would have pulled the whole thing together, though.

Well it was a whole lot better than the book, but then again the book would have been a lot better if it were the length of a movie too.The movie did look gorgeous, I really want to know how they did Rocky! Gosling was perfectly cast and managed to make the character interesting and funny in a way the book simply wasn't. I really loved the Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind homage!!Crazy pacing in this movie... It practically felt like a montage half the time. Nothing wrong with enjoying some science smut!

I don't think there was a fundamental understanding with what plot elements make a good heist movie here...Fun music, good dialogue, and great acting though!

Julia and I were sad to miss this in theaters, so we finally got to this gem today. A wonderful blend of intense and hysterical, with characters you just can't help root for and against. It feels so surreal to have a sanctuary city be a main setting and plot point. This movie does feel in parts like what the right might call a leftie Hollywood circle-jerk... but oh how fun it is. I would tell those people to go watch 'Honey Don't!' and see if they can take it.The main antagonist is so strange and horrible and hateable, Sean Penn just kills it. This role also feels like it was written explicitly for Leo to be perfectly odd and loud and loveable. I had no idea Benicio Del Toro was going to be in this, and he just felt like a wonderful mix of Wes Anderson's style is sprinkled in. All in all, very fun watch!

Watching this in 2026 makes it feel like a period piece

Well that was ...sexy.Was anyone acting reasonably? No. But they were hot as hell and it was quite a fun ride!

This review may contain spoilers. When this came out, everyone begged me to watch it. I think they thought I would love the puzzles.But oh my God I could not stand how dumb all of the characters were, especially our detective!! Well I know it turns out he was faking it, but I was still mad at it for most of the movie....which is why I very much enjoyed this rewatch.The least emotionally resonant of the trilogy, but just some good fun.

Beautiful food shots!So goofy and anxious, but shot with such seriousness. I always have a hard time connecting with a main character who acts so ridiculously.

Chris and Jack are truly hilarious. It was a joy to see one of their bits extended to a feature film!

Mostly flat performances from a knockout cast. I can't blame them, with a story and dialogue like this. Doubly disappointing with such great potential for effects and story-telling.

"But I don't want to make a film where they show up, they sit down, they jack off, and they get up and they get out before the story ends. It is my dream, it is my goal, it is my idea to make a film where the story just sucks them in. And when they spurt out that joy juice, they've got to just sit in it. They can't move before the story ends. You know, I want to make a film like that."

Very charming. Perhaps simple story writing with a very fun idea. I wanted much more from the music side.

Gorgeously shot Asian fairy-tale

The long walk but sci-fi and more edgy.And with horrible dialogue.I can't tell if the movie was trying to be camp, but oh boy was it cheesy.I enjoyed the world and found myself having a good time all the way through.

I watched Smile and its sequel yesterday and I had to turn my light on and read for an hour at 4am to unfreak myself

Scariest movie I've seen in quite a long time. This movie made me feel intensely upset in a way that I'm not sure a movie has ever done for me before. I wanted to scream at every character. I wanted to cry for every character. I wanted to be a billion miles away from every character. Don't ever ask me to talk to spirits, I won't do it.

This review may contain spoilers. TLDR: But like why?Victor Frankenstein is the real monster. We get it. But in most tellings,you can still empathize with him... Not so in this film. And yet the Creature forgives him? Why??At many points during the movie I asked myself who this movie is for. It's quite gory and seems to take itself very seriously, but also fails to really lean into the deeper more horrifying ideas suggested by the plot.

Weird, wacky, and wonderful.I heard that Peele fired someone over not getting to direct this movie... And I wish I lived in the timeline where he was involved with it.The horrifying sub-text of this being like a school shooting gives the film a deeper feeling of real horror. Many of the characters act out their grief in real, human ways, struggling to get on with their lives after the loss of their kids.I was just beginning to believe the movie was going to be entirely fantastical, without explaining anything when we started getting some juicy answers...What a time we live in for whacky, well done elevated horror!

A fantastically well done piece of candy. Superb dialogue and acting from our leads keep the movie interesting, with the suspension of knowing something is horribly wrong eating at you in perfect amount. A psychological thriller at heart, with just the right touch of horror elements.The only thing keeping this movie from five stars for me is the fairly predictable plot. Each of the adult characters felt fully realized and complete as people, especially the true hero of the film, the mother. What a badass!

A charming tale of two brothers trying to find their way home through strange and enchanted woods. Each episode tells a brief serial with new characters and setting, keeping each feeling fresh. Accompanied by a truly fantastic old-timey big band Dixie style score, the whole show is dripping with charm and character.I know many people that make this a yearly October viewing, and I get it. Personally I found it quite charming, but I don't think I'll be itching to see it again. I was searching for some deeper meaning to this land, like Oz, but I failed to find one (maybe I'll read some more reviews and feel dumb for not seeing something). That's okay, it was still fun!

Anyone story can build suspense by making the audience wonder "what's going to happen!?"That's not what you get with this movie. You know almost exactly what's going to happen, and it's horrifying. It is suspense in a way that Steven King has perfected. I felt like I was on the Long Walk with the characters, knowing that another death was always right around the corner... I just wish the "twist" of the characters dying would have been an actual twist, not a clear part of the advertising. I suppose advertising it otherwise would have been too difficult.There are quite a few metaphors about capitalism I had rolling about my head while watching. The world feltOrwellian, and I wanted quite a bit more world building than the very little given. The boys start walking a few minutes in... And they go until the end. You know what you're getting with this one.How did I just sit through a whole movie with just some guys walking?? I guess it was done quite well!

It's hard not to read all of the negative reviews before writing mine... Because I really enjoyed this movie. It's dripping with style and has Peele's visual influence all over it. It addresses legitimate concerns about how we as a culture idolize football - we love to watch men hit each other! It may be the first time many viewers have though of football players essentially being gladiators, and I imagine it is a hard pill to swallow for many Americans. The way the movie blends ideas of satanism, capitalism, paganism, and this gladiator idea could feel confusing - but that's very much intended. Our lead character is also realizing how messed up the whole system is, and is heavily drugged for many scenes. I would not recommend this movie to everyone, especially not people who need everything in their movies to make complete sense to them by the time the credits roll. But to those who are willing to go along for the ride, this movie is a blast.

I'd say "the movie that started it all," but apparently this franchise is based on an old show. This movie is the most "spy" movie of the series, forcing you to always wonder who you can trust. All characters are compelling, and the action is gripping. No other entries in the series has made me feel as nervous, excited, or curious. Fantastic.Also, young Tom Cruise is so fun!

Okay, maybe I wasn't completely sober.But I had SUCH a fun time watching this movie. I didn't know I needed a lesbian noir. The acting is superb (not to mention incredibly sexy), and the setting is eclectic and wonderful.I could see a slightly different version of this movie that just hates on men, but I genuinely found this take hilarious.Truly a ~vibes~ movie as well, which I am always into (but I'm still arguing that point to most, so the negative reviews are a shame, but not a surprise).