**** Full Review of Batman Vs Superman Dawn of Justice ****
Batman vs Superman : Dawn of Justice Starring Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, and Gal Gadot. I strongly believe the film was an amazing movie. The acting
was top notch specially Ben Affleck as Batman. Affleck was incredible
and showed such raw emotions. Affleck portrayal was way better than
Christian Bale's Batman. Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman was a fantastic
portrayal and she totally kicked ass. Henry Cavill was exceptional and very physically in tune as
Superman. The action sequences was very well executed and well
choreographed. The film was just awesome and very entertaining. The fighting scenes between Batman and
Superman was fantastic and epic specially when all three super heroes
came together to fight the mighty Doomsday was excellent. Yes the film does have its flaws like the script had a few plot holes and the editing
process was rushed. It was an amazing experience and I will give it an
A-.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Mad Max : Fury Road Review
*** Mad Max : Fury Road Review ***
Mad Max : Fury Road Starring Tom Hardy and Academy award winner Charlize Theron. The film was extremely intense fun with tons of amazing action. The action sequences was well executed and well choreographed. The script and dialogue was well written with excellent plot development. The acting was strong but it lack character development. The film was a spectacular carnival of carnage with intensity and high octane action. Its one of the best action film ever made this year. I will give it an A+.
Mad Max : Fury Road Starring Tom Hardy and Academy award winner Charlize Theron. The film was extremely intense fun with tons of amazing action. The action sequences was well executed and well choreographed. The script and dialogue was well written with excellent plot development. The acting was strong but it lack character development. The film was a spectacular carnival of carnage with intensity and high octane action. Its one of the best action film ever made this year. I will give it an A+.
Jurassic World Review
*** Jurassic World Review ***
Jurassic World Starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. The film was amazing and very beautiful film. it was extremely entertaining and fun. The film is no way compare to the original movie, but its the best sequel. Its very nostalgic that it takes you back to the original movie. The special effects were amazing capturing the essence of the dinosaurs quite well. Its has tons of action and more dinosaur adventures. The acting was decent and the jokes were totally flat. the film does have a few flaws like a few plot holes and the film was very cliche. The characters in the film were one dimensional with no character development. It a must see and I will give it B+.
Jurassic World Starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. The film was amazing and very beautiful film. it was extremely entertaining and fun. The film is no way compare to the original movie, but its the best sequel. Its very nostalgic that it takes you back to the original movie. The special effects were amazing capturing the essence of the dinosaurs quite well. Its has tons of action and more dinosaur adventures. The acting was decent and the jokes were totally flat. the film does have a few flaws like a few plot holes and the film was very cliche. The characters in the film were one dimensional with no character development. It a must see and I will give it B+.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review.
*** The Amazing Spiderman 2 Review *** Full Review
I thought the movie was decent but not as great as I thought it would be. It had its good parts and its bad parts. I still thought it was an improvement over the original The Amazing Spider-rman. I really enjoyed the powerful chemistry between Andrew Garfield and the sexy Emma Stone. The storyline of the film felt very weak with tons of characters clustered in the whole movie. I did not like how they still continued with the whole thing about what happened to peter's parents they died get over it. I did not think it was a good move and the right moment to kill off a major character that makes the movie work so well with there presence. The film was still entertaining and it had good fighting action sequences. I thought the special and visual effects were totally amazing. I still felt the script and dialogue was very lazy and it suffers from an unfocused narrative. Since the plot is so by the numbers, the film has no intrigue or urgency and as a result, almost every scene feels overlong and unnecessary. I really enjoyed the performances by Emma Stone and Dane DeHaan. DeHaan has a kind of evil intensity about him that makes him perfect for the role of the green goblin. Emma Stone was outstanding as Gwen Stacy, she has this power presence that makes the film way better. Andrew Garfield was ok as Spider-Man, but I still feel he was miscast in the role. Jamie Foxx as Max Dillon / Electro, His character is such a cookie cutter copy version of Jim Carrey's Edward Nygma/The Riddler in Batman Forever. Joxx's acting in the film was not that great. The film was very formulaic, but at least the film does have that edgier tone and dives deeper into the origin. I still think the jokes in this film are very flat and not funny at all. I will give it B.
I thought the movie was decent but not as great as I thought it would be. It had its good parts and its bad parts. I still thought it was an improvement over the original The Amazing Spider-rman. I really enjoyed the powerful chemistry between Andrew Garfield and the sexy Emma Stone. The storyline of the film felt very weak with tons of characters clustered in the whole movie. I did not like how they still continued with the whole thing about what happened to peter's parents they died get over it. I did not think it was a good move and the right moment to kill off a major character that makes the movie work so well with there presence. The film was still entertaining and it had good fighting action sequences. I thought the special and visual effects were totally amazing. I still felt the script and dialogue was very lazy and it suffers from an unfocused narrative. Since the plot is so by the numbers, the film has no intrigue or urgency and as a result, almost every scene feels overlong and unnecessary. I really enjoyed the performances by Emma Stone and Dane DeHaan. DeHaan has a kind of evil intensity about him that makes him perfect for the role of the green goblin. Emma Stone was outstanding as Gwen Stacy, she has this power presence that makes the film way better. Andrew Garfield was ok as Spider-Man, but I still feel he was miscast in the role. Jamie Foxx as Max Dillon / Electro, His character is such a cookie cutter copy version of Jim Carrey's Edward Nygma/The Riddler in Batman Forever. Joxx's acting in the film was not that great. The film was very formulaic, but at least the film does have that edgier tone and dives deeper into the origin. I still think the jokes in this film are very flat and not funny at all. I will give it B.
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Man of Steel Review
*** Man of Steel Review ***
Man of Steel Starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Kevin Costner , Diane Lane, Michael Shannon, and Russell Crowe as Jor-El. The film was an awesome movie and I really enjoyed how freshly original it was. I really enjoyed how they concentrated on Clark Kent/Superman personal and emotion growth more than the romance between Superman and Lois Lane. I thought the film was very raw, gritty, and it's one of the most realistic comic book films ever made. The film was darker, more confident and more character driven piece than expected. The script and dialogue by David S. Goyer and Christopher Nolan manages to take an all-too familiar story (the script is a combination of the first two Donner Superman movies) and tell it with emotional depth, subtle humor, and with enough variables changed around that prevents it from feeling like a dull film. The script and dialogue did had a few flaws specially when we get into the climactic battles, third act of the action and fighting sequences were stretched too long. The film has a big problem of pacing. Director, Zack Snyder crafted an extraordinary masterpiece with gorgeous action sequences that is shining with a Terence Malick-type of art-house quality. Snyder also proves to be the perfect choice to direct the epic-scale visceral action that was severely lacking in the 2006 'Superman Returns'. Henry Cavill steps into the cape as the Man of Steel and he was an absolute revelation in the part. Cavill does a great job in balancing raw charm and unflinching sincerity while also convincingly selling a younger more uncertain Clark Kent who is just beginning to realize his calling as a superhero. Amy Adams was delightful and fantastic as Lois Lane and it was great to see her become a more active character in the plot (aside from being the damsel in distress). Kevin Costner and Diane Lane gave such strength and heart to their characters and delivered wonderful performances. Russell Crowe was excellent, he has more screen time than you expect and leaves a strong impression. Michael Shannon was incredible, his interpretation of General Zod was just fearless. The special and visual effects are amazing and astounding, which makes it feels real and such an eye candy experience. The action sequences are immaculate and well choreographed. But, they were just stretched way to long for the screen time of the film. I thought that the film provides a successful and refreshing reboot to a franchise that was in desperate need of it after the disaster of 2006 'Superman Returns’. The film was a powerful and entertaining rebirth of the American icon that has been clearly made with complete care to the source material and as a film as well. I will give this film an A-.
Man of Steel Starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Kevin Costner , Diane Lane, Michael Shannon, and Russell Crowe as Jor-El. The film was an awesome movie and I really enjoyed how freshly original it was. I really enjoyed how they concentrated on Clark Kent/Superman personal and emotion growth more than the romance between Superman and Lois Lane. I thought the film was very raw, gritty, and it's one of the most realistic comic book films ever made. The film was darker, more confident and more character driven piece than expected. The script and dialogue by David S. Goyer and Christopher Nolan manages to take an all-too familiar story (the script is a combination of the first two Donner Superman movies) and tell it with emotional depth, subtle humor, and with enough variables changed around that prevents it from feeling like a dull film. The script and dialogue did had a few flaws specially when we get into the climactic battles, third act of the action and fighting sequences were stretched too long. The film has a big problem of pacing. Director, Zack Snyder crafted an extraordinary masterpiece with gorgeous action sequences that is shining with a Terence Malick-type of art-house quality. Snyder also proves to be the perfect choice to direct the epic-scale visceral action that was severely lacking in the 2006 'Superman Returns'. Henry Cavill steps into the cape as the Man of Steel and he was an absolute revelation in the part. Cavill does a great job in balancing raw charm and unflinching sincerity while also convincingly selling a younger more uncertain Clark Kent who is just beginning to realize his calling as a superhero. Amy Adams was delightful and fantastic as Lois Lane and it was great to see her become a more active character in the plot (aside from being the damsel in distress). Kevin Costner and Diane Lane gave such strength and heart to their characters and delivered wonderful performances. Russell Crowe was excellent, he has more screen time than you expect and leaves a strong impression. Michael Shannon was incredible, his interpretation of General Zod was just fearless. The special and visual effects are amazing and astounding, which makes it feels real and such an eye candy experience. The action sequences are immaculate and well choreographed. But, they were just stretched way to long for the screen time of the film. I thought that the film provides a successful and refreshing reboot to a franchise that was in desperate need of it after the disaster of 2006 'Superman Returns’. The film was a powerful and entertaining rebirth of the American icon that has been clearly made with complete care to the source material and as a film as well. I will give this film an A-.
The Conjuring Review
*** The Conjuring Review ***
The Conjuring Starring Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor. The film was very intense and very scary. The film takes its time to build up tension; therefore it's more harrowing, because you don't know when the scares will start. Everything in the film was unpredictable. While it is not the scariest movie in recent memory, the scares themselves are well-crafted, and smartly delivered, and incredibly effective. The best part about them was that they are old-schooled crafted where CGI has little or nothing to do with them. The events, for the most part, was well made that it is almost impossible to find the computer made scares. While the scares are effective and realistically made, the creepy atmosphere is where the movie really shines. The creepiness of this movie is fantastic as there are numerous scenes where you cannot help but shudder. The script and dialogue by Chad and Carey Hayes was perfectly well written and who show off their skill at setting up scares and delivering increasingly suspenseful scenes. The plot was perfectly well constructed and the film boasts a powerful and tense atmosphere that will chill and terrify you. The Director James Wan did another amazing job and the fact that he can craft a truly intense and creepy ghost tale. The acting on this film was very strong and convincingly well acted. The film uses a unique framing to create tension, with creative camera angles and shots that don't feel gimmicky, rather fresh and often ingenious. The cinematography is both beautiful but is also a classical throw-back. The film really does feel like its setting, that of the late 60s. I will give this film an A.
The Conjuring Starring Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor. The film was very intense and very scary. The film takes its time to build up tension; therefore it's more harrowing, because you don't know when the scares will start. Everything in the film was unpredictable. While it is not the scariest movie in recent memory, the scares themselves are well-crafted, and smartly delivered, and incredibly effective. The best part about them was that they are old-schooled crafted where CGI has little or nothing to do with them. The events, for the most part, was well made that it is almost impossible to find the computer made scares. While the scares are effective and realistically made, the creepy atmosphere is where the movie really shines. The creepiness of this movie is fantastic as there are numerous scenes where you cannot help but shudder. The script and dialogue by Chad and Carey Hayes was perfectly well written and who show off their skill at setting up scares and delivering increasingly suspenseful scenes. The plot was perfectly well constructed and the film boasts a powerful and tense atmosphere that will chill and terrify you. The Director James Wan did another amazing job and the fact that he can craft a truly intense and creepy ghost tale. The acting on this film was very strong and convincingly well acted. The film uses a unique framing to create tension, with creative camera angles and shots that don't feel gimmicky, rather fresh and often ingenious. The cinematography is both beautiful but is also a classical throw-back. The film really does feel like its setting, that of the late 60s. I will give this film an A.
The Heat Review
*** The Heat Review ***
The Heat Starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. I thought the film was hilariously laugh out loud funny film. I thought that Bullock and McCarthy have terrific chemistry and elevate the simple-minded material with their riffing and adept physical comedy. The film does have a few flaws mainly in the script and dialogue which relies on the same type of buddy cop dynamic and clichés that have been done hundreds of times before. But despite similarities and an overdone plot, it's still a very funny movie. Surprisingly, there are also a few twists in the film that few will see coming. The main reason the film was awesome was because of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy made this movie better than it should be. The action and fighting sequences were very well done and very well choreographed. The talents of director Paul Feig, who we know is highly capable of showing the intricacies of female relationships from his other film, 'Bridesmaids' and he knows funny, and he gives his actors plenty of room to work and improv time to knock back shots, bust a move and beat up men . The film has no claims on sophistication or originality, but it includes perhaps a never seen level of absurdity and joyful sense of naughtiness. I just thought it was simply hilarious, very enjoyable and surprisingly witty lines. I will give this film a B+.
The Heat Starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. I thought the film was hilariously laugh out loud funny film. I thought that Bullock and McCarthy have terrific chemistry and elevate the simple-minded material with their riffing and adept physical comedy. The film does have a few flaws mainly in the script and dialogue which relies on the same type of buddy cop dynamic and clichés that have been done hundreds of times before. But despite similarities and an overdone plot, it's still a very funny movie. Surprisingly, there are also a few twists in the film that few will see coming. The main reason the film was awesome was because of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy made this movie better than it should be. The action and fighting sequences were very well done and very well choreographed. The talents of director Paul Feig, who we know is highly capable of showing the intricacies of female relationships from his other film, 'Bridesmaids' and he knows funny, and he gives his actors plenty of room to work and improv time to knock back shots, bust a move and beat up men . The film has no claims on sophistication or originality, but it includes perhaps a never seen level of absurdity and joyful sense of naughtiness. I just thought it was simply hilarious, very enjoyable and surprisingly witty lines. I will give this film a B+.
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