Ryan Reviews

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Night Teeth, a vampire movie that has too many car scenes. Ryan goes into how the movie does have one good thing going for it, and that's the way it uses it's coloring in this movie. Ryan also talks about the movie does like to lean into the sexy vampire trope a little too hard with too many references to sex with how they talk about killing people, and drinking their blood. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Everything Everywhere All At Once, a multiverse family drama. This is not a review, but just a talk about how awesome this movie is.  Ryan goes into how the the acting, lighting, makeup, costuming, and cinematography are astounding. Ryan also talks about this movie should better be sweeping at the Oscars.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Big Time Adolescence, a coming of age movie, that should probably get more hype, with its stellar storytelling. Ryan goes into how the movie gives lots of depth to scenes that we feel we've seen a good amount of times, making them feel real and important. Ryan also talks about the movie does sometimes drop the ball when it comes to fleshing out side characters. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over A Nice Girl Like You, since he's on a Lucy Hale movie binge, a movie that is supposed to be a dive into sex and sexuality, but falls flat. Ryan goes into how the movie's theme feels narrow, only bolded by the fact that at the beginning of the movie, the main character is insufferable, and doesn't really change. Ryan also talks about how the love interest of the movie is kinda garbage compared to the ex boyfriend character. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Hating Game, an enemies-to-love trope rom-com, which isn't Ryan's favorite trope. Ryan goes into how the movie's main characters are sometimes just dumb, and it can be hard to watch them. Ryan also talks about how even though there are some egregious parts, there are also a good amount of great parts in the movie with some other characters, and smart ideas brought up. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Limitless, a thriller movie that feels more generic than it lets onto. Ryan goes into how the movie's theme is very on point for the movie, while other bigger parts, like the climax feel generic. Ryan also talks about how there are parts of the movie that are glossed over, while other parts which don't seem important get more time.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Moonshot, a space rom-com, that's really good. Although this movie is a rom-com, it feels more like a movie about two friends. Ryan goes into how the movie's visuals are spectacular, and just breathtaking to look at. Ryan also talks about how the climate crisis and climate change topics are abundant, bringing up important issues.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The High Note, a movie that focuses on the music industry, but specifically assistants in the music industry. Ryan goes into how the movie shows how the main character isn't always right, which is good, because that shows how she isn't perfect. Ryan also talks about how the music in the movie is actually enjoyable, and all the singing in the movie is excellently done, and all enjoyable to listen to, and it doesn't feel like a musical movie. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Sorry to Bother You, a sharp satirical take on capitalism in an alternate universe Oakland. Ryan goes into how the movie does a great job in immersing the watcher into the movie through inventive ways that give the movie its signature style. Ryan also talks about how the movie has a twist ending, and even though Ryan doesn't like how it is set up well, he doesn't like how depressing the movie is.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Friends with Kids, a  take on  rom-coms where it explores parenting, marriage and kids, in a very cookie cutter way. Ryan goes into how the movie does have a great will they, won't they, but not in a good good way, but more of how it seems like the characters coming together feels right out of left field. Ryan also talks about how the movie almost explores the complex ideas of marriage, kids, and parenting, but then turns away to move onto the next topic, so you don't have to think about it too long.