With the reviews that this is getting, alongside Coyote Vs. Acme, Odyssey, Spider-Man, all the horror flicks this year.
Genre pics are in their bag rn.
not especially more than any other year imo. I feel like we say this every year.
not especially more than any other year imo. I feel like we say this every year.
blockbuster films from this year overall are significantly better than 2025, so much mid came out last year
blockbuster films from this year overall are significantly better than 2025, so much mid came out last year
ah I guess you're right. Sinners, Weapons, and Superman sort of carried.
This was lowkey mid and hated the ending smh
So did they just sacrifice their past selves except the husband?
Really enjoy this. Wasnt anything crazy but it's really reminiscent of those 80s amblin blockbusters that's very wacky but the movie just goes with it.
They did go overboard with the diopter shots lmao
This was lowkey mid and hated the ending smh
So did they just sacrifice their past selves except the husband?
what point would there be in saving their past selves tho?
I actually really f***ed with this. I had low expectations going in but it felt like a throwback to a late 80s/early 90s Amblin film. Even some of the shots felt ripped from a film that came out at that time. I kind of felt like a kid again for a lot of this, I haven’t felt a sense of wonder in a film like this in quite some time
Now it’s not perfect and I have little nitpicks here and there but overall I had a great time
Was 100% enjoying it up until the dino s***scene and it got a little too cheeseball at points after that. Still fun but more of a 7/10 after it was feeling like an 8 or 9. The final scene felt like it was gonna reveal a Cloverfield tie-in or some other big final reveal.
what point would there be in saving their past selves tho?
Idk just a little wild to think they would do that. I hate how that whole bit was rushed
Was 100% enjoying it up until the dino s***scene and it got a little too cheeseball at points after that. Still fun but more of a 7/10 after it was feeling like an 8 or 9. The final scene felt like it was gonna reveal a Cloverfield tie-in or some other big final reveal.
LOL
Smh
La La Land is an actual classic and it was robbed by a movie no one talks about anymore
Smh
La La Land is an actual classic and it was robbed by a movie no one talks about anymore
Who is talking about La La Land
Who is talking about La La Land
Us. Right now.
The 10 yr anniversary rerelease is a thing.
They fixed Ryan’s hands on the poster. That was a thing.
You hear people talking about moonlight?
Anne Hathaways character reminded me of a boss I used to hate. She kind of looks like her too.
Kid was a b****.
What was the point of that story line where he broke a neighbor's arm? It literally effected nothing.
They keep their dog tied up in the backyard 24/7 with a s\*\*\*ty piece of twine. Of course he's a menace
Overall there's a lot to like about this movie, though.
I just feel like I would hate the main characters if I knew them.
With the reviews that this is getting, alongside Coyote Vs. Acme, Odyssey, Spider-Man, all the horror flicks this year.
Genre pics are in their bag rn.
What's a genre pic? Couldn't any movie be categorized as "genre pic?"
Or a better question...what movie/s don't classify as genre pics?
I’m prob watching this on Sunday but gonna miss the last 3 mins cause I gotta catch a train - is the movie p much done plot wise by then or would I miss something super important
Us. Right now.
The 10 yr anniversary rerelease is a thing.
They fixed Ryan’s hands on the poster. That was a thing.
You hear people talking about moonlight?
Oh of course the rerelease where they fixed Ryan's hand on the poster
Moonlight was good. The only movies from 2016 I've rewatched are Zootopia, Split, and The Neon Demon. Need to rewatch Manchester by the Sea too