Ryan Reviews

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Wedding Season, a romance movie, where it's feel good, and the characters are actually likable people. Ryan goes into how the main characters feel real, where it isn't a hate to love plot line, but more about how it's their journey of getting to know each other, and it's slow and gradual, but in all wholesome. Ryan also talks about how the movie also balances the character professional arcs, with their personal/love arcs, where the two intertwine in each of their arcs. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Plus One, another romance movie, where the main characters have actual problems, but they're never dissected throughout the movie. Ryan goes into how the main characters should not be together since they have their own issues, where they hurt each other, and they get back together, which doesn't feel realistic to the story, since it's mostly grounded. Ryan also talks about how the movie is from one of the main characters perspective, almost disregarding the other character, as it takes some thought to see what she's dealing with sometimes.  

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over All Of My Friends Hate Me, a horror comedy about adult friendships, gaslighting, and horrible friends. Ryan goes into how there's diverting ideas about what the plot is about, whether it's the main character's anxiety, or if his friends are horrible people, which looking back at the movie, it's a very interesting discussion to have, however Ryan falls on the latter side of the argument. Ryan also talks about how the friends are just terrible people, which it seems to help set up the theme that the main character can't take a joke, but the jokes don't feel like jokes, and half the time where the main character is insulted, there's no punch line, or level of jokingness, which makes it more confusing, but also just as interesting.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Not Okay, a sharp take on internet culture, white feminism, and mental health. Ryan goes into how the movie displays how there are people going through mental health issues, while also staring the fake wokiness that came from that. Ryan also talks about how the movie has a mix of dated and pop culture references throughout the movie which is perfect to show how Danni is behind the current trends of the world. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Gray Man, a high action movie that does sacrifice it's emotional narrative for more thrills, which isn't to say its bad, just don't expect anything emotional from this. Ryan goes into how the movie's action sequences are beautifully shot, with the cinematography on the next level. Ryan also talks about how the movie doesn't have that many emotional pieces in the movie, although it seems like that would have not happen, as this was marketed as an action flick, and that's exactly what it was. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Bob's Burgers Movie, a spin-off/continuation of Bob's Burgers, which will lead into the 22nd season of the show. Ryan goes into how the movie keeps the same energy that every Bob's Burgers episode, where it keeps it's light tone even when it gets a little dark. Ryan also talks about how the movie's production value is just on the next level from the animation to the songs (yes, it's a musical) to the sharp dialogue where it will leave you cackling. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Escape Room: Tournament of Champions, a sequel to a movie about a group of people trying to do a deadly escape room. Ryan goes into how the movie just tries to pad its time, where there isn't that much material to deal with, and there is a lot of clunky exposition, with the way the characters are all brought together in a lazy way. Ryan also talks about how the twist at the end helps make the rooms make sense, and the way the rooms were designed were spectacularly done.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Father of the Bride, a self explanatory movie, where it deals with love and marriage in a very mature and realistic way. Ryan goes into how the movie deals with the clash between traditionalism verses modernism, as well as the idea of family, and how to connect with them. Ryan also talks about how one of the sisters in the family, is coded as queer, which is good, because her queerness isn't her main trait, but it's also like she's coded, instead of openly and actively queer. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Scream (2022), a great meta horror comedy movie, which was able to stand on its own, while still referencing the Scream franchise. Ryan goes into how the movie does though have pointless characters who just get killed off, and how it creates some dead weight with the movie. Ryan also talks about how the movie's important characters are dynamic, and so fun to watch, where they keep the fun and thrill of the movie up to 100.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Princess, a movie that feels like all the cut scenes of a video game, as people on the internet say. Ryan goes into how the The Princess might be a lesbian icon, because it seemed that her friend, Linh might be her girlfriend. Ryan also talks about the people we should be giving more praise, which this movie really exemplifies is stunt coordinators and stunt actors.