Shame on me for waiting this long to watch Obsession. Its the best movie of 2026 so far. (Yup, better than The Odyssey)
It really sucks that we're finally getting a new Sandra Bullock movie, but its going to be a legacyquel nobody asked for.
#TheOdyssey meets the hype. Its a hair below Nolan's very best, but its an exceptional adaptation, and a brilliant ending. Hathaway and Pattinson shine. Damon is good too. Go see it. 4/4 stars
New Column! Benjamin Martin's journey in #ThePatriot mirrors America's own: born in violence, haunted by its past, struggling to live up to its ideals, and always capable of choosing something better. That's why The Patriot still matters. #FourthofJuly
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The casting for #Houseofthedragon is honestly a C- at best. Not to say the actors aren't talented, but they are so........blah on screen, especially compared to Game of Thrones. Its the main reason I just cant get hooked.
#Michael is half a good movie; the jackson family part is legitimately good. The rest is typical musical biopic trope only made distinct by how well Jafaar Jackson plays Michael.
MJ fans will love it, and that's pretty much the movie's purpose.
2.5/4 stars
Most music biopics are made for the subjects fans of course.
What makes this different is there's a super interesting version of #Michael that can stand on its own apart from the genre tropes. The first 30-40 minutes is that movie.
But then it devolves into fan service
Mike Flanagan still has a bright future and I look forward to every project yet to come.
But his masterpiece was, and always will be, Midnight Mass.
Neve Campbell is so wildly overqualified for #TheLincolnLawyer (and I like the show)
"#Crime101 is an introductory study of a heist film, a beginner class designed for the uninitiated. In many ways, this film could serve as an introductory lesson in the history of crime thrillers for a new generation of movie fans."
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Still rewatch this clip every so often. The best non Batman DC scene ever: youtu.be/pJCgeOAKXyg?si=ugai…
My two main complaints of #Zootopia2: The dialogue was weirdly repetitive, and it was unnecessarily meta at times.
Still fine, still fun.
But not special like the 1st one, which is one of the greatest animated films ever.
My favorite memory of Robb Reiner from "All In The Family" is an episode that went a bit against the grain. Most episodes centered around Archie, with Mike being the intellectual foil role, and, for the most part, Mike being "right" in whatever argument they were having. (1/many)
