Bombshell - theater
Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady - Hulu
6 Underground - Netflix
The Art of Self-Defense - Hulu
Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker IMAX 3D/IMAX - AMC/AMC
Richard Jewell - AMC
Inside Man: Most Wanted - Netflix
Spies in Disguise 3D - AMC
Little Women (2019) - AMC
1917 BigD - AMC
Anna and the Apocalypse - Hulu
Unfriended - Hulu
Unfriended: Dark Web - Hulu
Unfriended: Dark Web - Extended Version - Hulu
The Sun is Also a Star - Hulu
Underwater - AMC
Bad Boys for Life IMAX/2D - AMC/AMC
Just Mercy - AMC
Dolittle - AMC
The Turning - AMC
AatA was a bit of a letdown of a zombie apocalypse movie. The twist in this one is that its also a musical.
Unfriended was interesting in that the whole movie is done via Skype, Facebook, and YouTube, and done with the camera pointing at one character's computer. Though the text chats are difficult to read on a television screen, I wonder how it worked at the movies. And it was difficult to think that it was all done by a vengeful ghost.
Dark Web, the sequel, is filmed the same way, but its easier to believe an online group of assholes as the villains. The extended version is pretty much the same, except the ending is different, and, to be honest, I think the ending of the regular version was better.
TSiaaS was not that great, the whole thing hinges on coincidence after coincidence and random happenings. Took me too days to watch it.
Underwater wasn't the worst Kristen Stewart movie ever.
BBfL was a fun sequel, I enjoyed, and have watched it twice. The first viewing was in IMAX and the second was regular 2D. IMAX did not add much of anything to the picture quality.
JM was an interesting "based on a true story" movie. I think that Tim Blake Nelson has the standout performance in the film as Ralph Myers, the jailhouse snitch.
Dolittle was a very meh movie for me. Didn't care for it at all.
The Turning was freaking awful and had a WTF?!? ending that makes zero sense.
Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady - Hulu
6 Underground - Netflix
The Art of Self-Defense - Hulu
Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker IMAX 3D/IMAX - AMC/AMC
Richard Jewell - AMC
Inside Man: Most Wanted - Netflix
Spies in Disguise 3D - AMC
Little Women (2019) - AMC
1917 BigD - AMC
Anna and the Apocalypse - Hulu
Unfriended - Hulu
Unfriended: Dark Web - Hulu
Unfriended: Dark Web - Extended Version - Hulu
The Sun is Also a Star - Hulu
Underwater - AMC
Bad Boys for Life IMAX/2D - AMC/AMC
Just Mercy - AMC
Dolittle - AMC
The Turning - AMC
AatA was a bit of a letdown of a zombie apocalypse movie. The twist in this one is that its also a musical.
Unfriended was interesting in that the whole movie is done via Skype, Facebook, and YouTube, and done with the camera pointing at one character's computer. Though the text chats are difficult to read on a television screen, I wonder how it worked at the movies. And it was difficult to think that it was all done by a vengeful ghost.
Dark Web, the sequel, is filmed the same way, but its easier to believe an online group of assholes as the villains. The extended version is pretty much the same, except the ending is different, and, to be honest, I think the ending of the regular version was better.
TSiaaS was not that great, the whole thing hinges on coincidence after coincidence and random happenings. Took me too days to watch it.
Underwater wasn't the worst Kristen Stewart movie ever.
BBfL was a fun sequel, I enjoyed, and have watched it twice. The first viewing was in IMAX and the second was regular 2D. IMAX did not add much of anything to the picture quality.
JM was an interesting "based on a true story" movie. I think that Tim Blake Nelson has the standout performance in the film as Ralph Myers, the jailhouse snitch.
Dolittle was a very meh movie for me. Didn't care for it at all.
The Turning was freaking awful and had a WTF?!? ending that makes zero sense.