It’s been YEARS since a comedy in theaters had me laughing this hard — but The Naked Gun delivers. Liam Neeson’s deadpan performance is perfect, Pamela Anderson brings great comedic chemistry, and Danny Huston nails the over-the-top billionaire villain role.Directed by the Lonely Island crew (Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers), this legacy sequel keeps the spirit of the originals while updating it for a new era. It’s wacky, fast-paced, and packed with jokes from start to finish.Sure, a few gags run a little long, but overall this is exactly the kind of fun, absurd, big-screen comedy we’ve been missing. My score? 8.5/10 – go see it.🎬 What’s your favorite Naked Gun moment? Comment below!👍 Like, Subscribe, and hit the bell for more reviews.Hashtags:#TheNakedGun #MovieReview #ComedyMovies #LiamNeeson #PamelaAnderson #LonelyIsland #FilmReview #MovieCritic #CinemaReview #MovieTok #FilmTok #LegacySequel #ActionComedy

In a summer overloaded with legacy sequels and remakes, Together is a breath of fresh (and grotesque) air. Directed by Michael Shanks in his feature debut, this body horror flick blends deeply personal relationship drama with disgusting, clever, and macabre horror.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco bring lived-in chemistry to a couple grappling with something way beyond your average relationship problem. Their performances elevate the bizarre premise into something shockingly grounded. And while the third act dips into familiar horror tropes, the film still manages to end on a unique and artistic note.

If you're into smart horror, married couple sparring, and gross-out moments done just right, this one’s worth a watch.

📽️ My Rating: 8.5/10
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Marvel might be BACK with Fantastic Four: First Steps 👀Vanessa Kirby steals the show, Galactus is EPIC, and this retro space opera feels fresh for the MCU. Here's my quick review 🎬Hashtags:#FantasticFour #MovieTok #MarvelTok #MCUReview #VanessaKirby #PedroPascal #Galactus #FilmTok #MovieReview #FYP #MarvelIsBack

🎬 I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) Review:Had some fun with it—solid cast, a few good scares—but the third act really lost me. The horror elements fell flat, and the legacy sequel stuff didn’t quite land. Gave it a 6/10.Swipe for my full thoughts ➡️What did you think? Drop your rating below.#MovieReview #HorrorMovies #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer #FilmReview #ScarySeason #MovieCritic #SlasherFilm #NewMovies

Is James Gunn's Superman the reboot we've been waiting for? In this spoiler-free review, I break down what works and what doesn't in this ambitious, comic book–faithful take on the Man of Steel. David Corenswet brings heart and charm to Superman, while Rachel Brosnahan’s Lois Lane might just steal the show.

⚡ Highlights:

• Unique tone and grounded performance

• Overstuffed cast of metahumans

• Incredible chemistry between leads

• Lex Luthor: bold but divisive

• Final Rating: 8.5/10

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Some solid dino action and Spielberg-style nostalgia… but it takes way too long to get going. Scarlett and Mahershala do what they can, but the first act is rough and the ending’s predictable. Still, it’s fun if you love dinosaurs.
Score: 6.5/10
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Brad Pitt hits the racetrack in F1, the latest from Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski. With cutting-edge cockpit cameras, slick racing sequences, and a familiar “old mentor vs. young hotshot” story, does F1 live up to the hype—or does it run out of gas? In this review, I break down what worked, what dragged, and whether this high-octane blockbuster is worth your time.

Danny Boyle returns to the world of the Rage virus with 28 Years Later, a haunting and beautifully directed film that’s equal parts horror and art. Alfie Williams shines in the lead role, supported by strong turns from Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes. While the performances and cinematography are top-tier, the film’s segmented plot—essentially three stories in one—holds it back from greatness. Still, its worldbuilding and unique take on post-apocalyptic survival make it a worthy entry in the series. 7/10.

In today’s review, I dive into the brand new live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon—and yes, it’s a shot-for-shot adaptation of the beloved DreamWorks original. But is that a good thing?

We talk about what works (faithful storytelling, strong emotional core, great visual effects) and what doesn’t (some stiff directing, miscast ensemble, and awkward animation-to-live-action transitions).

I also break down why hiring the original director was a genius move and how this remake stands out compared to other lackluster Disney adaptations.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for a family-friendly summer flick, this one might just win you over. I gave it a solid 7 out of 10.

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In this episode, I review Ballerina, the newest installment in the John Wick universe starring Ana de Armas. Does it live up to the franchise’s reputation for breathtaking action? I dig into the film’s operatic beauty, Ana de Armas’ standout performance, and where the story excels—and falls apart. Plus, I touch on a surprise appearance by Keanu Reeves that might just scratch that Wick itch.Is it perfect? Not quite. But if you're in the mood for a beautifully choreographed thrill ride with heart, Ballerina might hit the mark.