armadeo:


This guy is on fire.

I dey tel you.

samistry:

Na so you shout Jacob elordi, I go watch Saltburn witness abominations and have been scarred for life

E sweet abi e no sweet.

The killer (2024) is a solid 5.5/10 for me
Feels great seeing Nathalie once again, her face has become familiar since her debut in the game of thrones.
well this movie isn't that much of an epic blockbuster but it ain't bad at all.

Just a cool, low budget movie on a contracted killer.
I like that the movie followed the main plot, no woke diversion at all, no fillers, just straight to the plot and i love the twist towards the end.
Anyways, it got some nice shooting and fighting scenes though, especially on acrobatics.

Place of bones (2024) is a solid 7/10 for me.
I dare say this movie is very underrated because it has one of the most interesting, catchy and very funny dialogues i have seen for a very long time.
At a point, the dialogues even got more interesting than the main action that you just want them to continue talking for hours.

Movie got thrill and action and comedy all in one and the plot twist at the end of it all gat me screaming what the fork!!!!!! and then i realized why the movie is called place of bones.
You will never expect the plot twist in the end of the movie.

Twisters is good

samistry:

Na so you shout Jacob elordi, I go watch Saltburn witness abominations and have been scarred for life

Lol. I wonder just how weird that movie is. I still can't even bring myself to finish watching it because it's too damn boring.

The departed

🎥 Kinds Of Kindness (2024) = 6/10 ✔️ ❤️

Whoever came up with this movie needs to have their head examined. Emma stone is a super weird actress.

OhBritannia:
Place of bones (2024) is a solid 7/10 for me.
I dare say this movie is very underrated because it has one of the most interesting, catchy and very funny dialogues i have seen for a very long time.

Thanks for this
Great review
Very interesting movie as described

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LifestyleTonite:

Twisters is good

I'm not sure I feel the same...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73pNCgHBqCs?si=-sQGwXmysFoGWW4J

I did a movie recap for a Nollywood movie. I'd love if people here can check it out.

Constructive criticisms are very much welcomed.

DADDIO is a solid 7/10 for me.

Another nice movie from the beautiful Dakota Johnson, her face card never declines at all.
It's funny how the entire movie was shot in a car and yet so intriguing, romantic and therapeutic in a way especially to those girls dating older married men (sugar daddies).

I love how realistic the movie is on the basics of family and relationships and there is so much one can learn just by watching this movie alone to enable the person navigate this journey we call life.

OhBritannia:
DADDIO is a solid 7/10 for me.

Another nice movie from the beautiful Dakota Johnson, her face card never declines at all.
It's funny how the entire movie was shot in a car and yet so intriguing, romantic and therapeutic in a way especially to those girls dating older married men (sugar daddies).

I love how realistic the movie is on the basics of family and relationships and there is so much one can learn just by watching this movie alone to enable the person navigate this journey we call life.

This particular sub genre of movies are one of my faves. Limited cast, and basically one scene and shot. You'd just know the dialogues are going to be intriguing as the cast just gone on with rich discussion about life in general...no particular plot point, just wholesome human connection..

I totally enjoyed this one and i agree with your rating.

oyaskii:
This particular sub genre of movies are one of my faves. Limited cast, and basically one scene and shot. You'd just know the dialogues are going to be intriguing as the cast just gone on with rich discussion about life in general...no particular plot point, just wholesome human connection..

I totally enjoyed this one and i agree with your rating.

Facts on facts, i have noticed that movies with limited casts have very intriguing and exceptional dialogues.

Keanu voicing Shadow. The beautiful remixes they're doing with OG Sonic themes on the soundtrack. Paramount, take all my money


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSOyFiOiNd4?feature=shared

SCREAM
This can't be a horror movie. Just a bunch of joker's wielding knives to shed blood. Only near horrific moment was the reporter wiping blood on the windshield

WriterNig:
🎥 Kinds Of Kindness (2024) = 6/10 ✔️ ❤️

Whoever came up with this movie needs to have their head examined. Emma stone is a super weird actress.

The entire movie is weird ,I don’t even get the point what is Hollywood cooking this days

Uncanny;2015; Sci-fi/mystery/drama.Reclusive,genius robotics expert creates the world's most sophisticated human-like robot and invites woman journalist to write an article on his achievement.Journalist arrives,is impressed by genius and starts getting chummy with him.Robot sees this,gets jealous and starts acting creepy around both of them.

So many memories here from childhood till now. Can't wait for what the future has to offer


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUDyC12C4OQ?si=_mtC2M6x25iWr2oV

oyaskii:
This thought makes me ponder, can there actually be an "original" idea for a film or a show going forward? Like 100% fresh, and never seen before idea? 🤔.

I highly doubt, but i think there are so many materials and books that films and show can adapt from, and there is a way for screen writers to tweak existing IPs, to maintain some certain degree of originality and keep things fresh.

i have asked this same question here a while back. There'll never be a new idea again. Anything you can think of has already been made before

Greedy people 2024. 6.5/10 for me. I liked it

Chibudollar:
i have asked this same question here a while back. There'll never be a new idea again. Anything you can think of has already been made before

You are very very wrong.


There will always be new ideas. As new technology and discoveries come up, so do new ideas. The problem is that Hollywood are very cautious about new ideas given that audiences seem to react better to familiar IPs.


Take for instance, there was no social media movie before 1999. Now we have horror movies where serial killers stalk prey online. We have thriller/mystery movies based on social media etc.

Furthermore, the possibilities with animated movies are endless. Just look at the creativity in anime and some animated movies like inside out, up etc.

Hollywood has not even made a movie about our very own Jagaban- A crime documentary about Tinubu- "THE COCAINE POLITICIAN" or "Naija Narcos"

Kaycee7:
Keanu voicing Shadow. The beautiful remixes they're doing with OG Sonic themes on the soundtrack. Paramount, take all my money


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSOyFiOiNd4?feature=shared

Jim Carrey is a case. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Inside out 2. 7/10.


Deadpool and wolverine 7.5/10

After a long hiatus, i invested in some horror stock, this week....

Longlegs (2024).

skin crawling, gut turning indie horror fest....

A seemingly clairvoyant FBI agent investigates a series of bizarre familicide-murder that occurs in a defined pattern, and give an inkling, that suspects are just clever and nothing out of the ordinary is going on, but as we go deeper, she soon come to realize that, the murders are beyond "clever" and something more sinister is going on, and that the man downstairs might be involved....

Special praise for Nicholas Cage who shines as Longlegs, invoked genuine dread with his mannerism alone and i am so in tuned, with his post blockbuster/retirement vibes. He is now able to casually drop all timer performances like this, that truly shows what an exceptional actor he is.

Also happy for Neon cuz has A24 seemed to have dimmed the lights on indie flicks that are not expected to bring in big bucks, they have stucked to their guns and "LongLegs" hav actually gone on to be thier biggest payday yet at the B.O.

7/10.

Oddity (2024)

Absolutely... Absolutely.... Terrifying!

Straight out of the bat, this was quite possibly the most nerve wrenching flick i have seen in a while....

Damian McCarthy's follow up to "Caveat (2020), is an irish horror masterpiece that didn't even waste time like "LongLegs" to reveal itself to be a supernatural bone chilling ride...

A one eyed man goes to a woman's house at the dead of night, to inform her that some entity has entered the house before him to kill her and he has come to save her, the woman is hesitant to open the door, cuz she's quite sure that's she is the only one in the house....or so she thought...

A delightful treat, if you like 80s-90s horror...no dilly dally.... straight up eerie and unsettling spectacle....

I'm quite convinced that 2024, is truly the year for horror flicks and i might start taking the genre seriously again...


8/10.

Anything named David Fincher — I definitely fvvk with! 😉

Please where can I find the series HOUSE MD?

Not found on my favorite websites.

Thanks.

The Killer 2024.

Natalie Emmanuel's pretty face made me even finish the movie. Took me 3 days though.

hacksaw ridge (2016) 8.5/10

Love to see this sub-genre being revived. 🙌🏽