Ryan Reviews

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Princess Switch, the first out of three movies, where Vanessa Hudgens plays a princess and a baker, who switch places. Ryan goes into how the first movie has a good amount of camp, which is what makes it enjoyable for the most part. Ryan also talks about how the craziest things happen in the movie, which seem normal, but in real life, it’s just insane, which makes it hilarious to watch.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Operation Christmas Drop, your basic Christmas movie. Ryan goes into how the movie doesn’t really pick up until the 60 minute mark, but if you can get to it, then it’s good. Ryan also talks about how the end of the movie can be seen from a mile away, but there are some nice touches which make it feel fulfilling for a Christmas movie.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Love Hard, a movie about a girl who gets catfished, visits the catfish, and runs into the person that they physically fell in love with. Ryan goes into how he was skeptical of the movie, but after watching it, seeing that the movie is grounded in realism, which makes the film good. Ryan also talks about how having the characters flawed makes them relatable, and able to pull in the audience.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Point Blank, a gritty action cop type movie. Ryan goes into how the movie feels like it's a surface level story, not even cracking 90 minutes, which could have been used to deepen the characters. Ryan also talks about how the movie feels like it's made for boomers and late Gen X'ers, as it is reminisce of older cop movies. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Red Notice, a star studded action heist movie, that has some of the best twists. Ryan goes into how the movie’s fast paced nature makes the movie a lot of fun, with all the fight scenes thoroughly entertaining. Ryan also talks about how the actors play off each other so well, seeing them have a ball, which makes the movie every bit awesome.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over In & Out, a 90s movie that still holds up even today. Ryan goes into how the movie intentionally or unintentionally is great satirizing of straight people's views on gay people, and the stereotypes that plague gay men. Ryan also talks about how having the writer for In & Out be gay, it makes sure movie is told correctly in all its craziness.  

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over There's Someone Inside Your House, a horror movie that needed more action to make it worth while. Ryan goes into how the movie's killer doesn't make any sense, and then roasts killers such as the one in There's Someone Inside Your House. Ryan also talks about how even though There's Someone Inside Your House wasn't the greatest, there were some characters in it, that made it enjoyable to watch. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Breaking News in Yuba County, a movie that he wishes did better according to the critics. Ryan goes into how the movie's fast pace allows the multiple twisting subplots to feel fleshed out, and forward moving to the same end goal, which keeps the audience on it's toes. Ryan also talks about how he hopes to see the screenwriter producing more scripts with the uniqueness that Breaking News in Yuba County did, bringing in heavy hitting actors for the movie. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Harder They Fall, a movie that made Ryan think about western movies in a whole different light. Ryan goes into how the movie's slow build work amazingly, giving time to develop the characters, and set up how dangerous the villain is. Ryan also talks about how the writer, of this movie is doing the most, by also directing the movie, and doing the music fo the movie, which are all just spectacular. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Mr. Right, a movie that he can't tell if it's a satire or not.  Ryan goes into how the movie feels underdeveloped, with not enough time given to understanding characters, or motivations. Ryan also talks about how there is a big point in the movie, where it feels like the end goal isn't set up to the point that it makes sense to the audience, and the stakes in it don't feel real either.