Reviews

Infested is about how spiders took over an apartment complex and started killing the tenants. I loved the cinematography, the acting was very good and also loved the Fx. I honestly couldn't tell if they were real spiders or fake. If you are arachnophobia, fasten your seatbelt cause you gonna scream alot.

I didn't like the ending though. It was rushed, didn't make sense and the conflict with the cops just wasn't necessary. I was hoping for some dope battle with the guys fighting and killing the spiders but it didn't happen. We just got this unexplained ending where the building was collapsed.

It is a good one watch movie. But am sure botanists will really enjoy it.

Just when I thought I had seen the worst movie of the year, Rebel Moon Pt 2, this one comes along and manages to beat it to the top. It's unbelievably shocking to see a once A star actress like Kristen Stewart slump this low. It's really tragic watching her, I mean she's really trying so hard.

Anyways back to the movie. I honestly didn't know what was going on with this one. It was so discombobulated that I couldn't make heads or tails of it. And what was happening with Jackie? She took some steroids and now whenever Lou is in trouble, she becomes She-Hulk? 😂😂😂 Who wrote this thing? And what in the world happened at the end? I almost thought she was going to slip him into her p....y 😂😂😂 I cant beliebe Ed Harris really signed up for this garbage.

Man this was horrible in every way. All that lesbian drama wasn't appealing one bit neither. So disappointed in Kristen for real.

How a pregnant girl can do what she did is beyond reasoning. I completely became very bored and unsatisfied with the progression of this movie. You'd think that for such an important figure, you'd keep a close eye on her at all times, making sure she doesn't try to escape again. But nuuh, let's leave her to roam about freely even though she tried to run once.

And how long does your water break before you go into labor? This girl was able to run around, fight, kill people, literally hours after her water broke. Also why was there no one else looking for her apart from the priest? It's like there were no one else in that building except the two of them? This was very bad in every way possible.

Waste of space and time. Story had potential but as usual Hollywood has to ruin it with unrealistic plot and twists.

If this wasn't the biggest deception in TV series history, then I don't know what is. This show rode on the idea of a Shogun. In Japanese folklore, a Shogun was a very powerful military commander who was second to only the Emperor and he commanded a large army. And if you controlled the army, you almost nearly are in control of the country. So when this dude, Toranaga, who comes from a long line of Shoguns, is exiled and on the verge of being killed by the then rulers of Japan, we are taking on this journey of discovery. Will he become Shogun and take on these rulers? And if he won't, then what will be do?

After a long wait which spanned 9 episodes of boring, long speech, great cinematography and excellent acting we are presented with a poorly written, incredibly dissatisfying ending. Honestly it felt like we, the viewers, were the ones the trick was played on. There was no Shogun, there was no grand battle, there was no "crimson sky", there was no justice served, and the only deaths were those of his loyal followers who sacrificed themselves, all for what?!

If not for the amazing scenes, cinematography and acting, I would have given this a 3/10. The story just sucked big time.

WOW WOW WOW! That's how I felt after watching the sequel to Dune. Continuing from where Dune 1 left off, we see the Messiah, Paul fully embracing the prophecy and leading the Fremen to victory. I have to say even though I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, it fell short of what I expected and definitely didn't come close to what we saw in the first movie. With that being said, I have to give a massive props to the whole team for not letting us down. It's not easy to pull off a sequel that closely match up to the first.

One thing I appreciate about this series is the marriage between nature, science and spirituality. It is just so beautifully done. You can't pinpoint exactly what era they are in, there's amazing technology, yet there's also amazing spirituality yet they still live in complete unison with nature. It's perfect. Also the dialogue is just like music to my ears. It's not these washed up forced humor we see in most Marvel/DC movies. This was some intelligent, matured dialogue and I respect them for doing that. One thing I felt wasn't necessary was the fuss between Paul and Chani. They could have spared us all that childish drama. It just didn't fit esp for someone like the Messiah.

I totally loved the coming of age of Paul, it was so powerful. I loved the transformation of his mother into the Reverend Mother. I loved seeing Gurney back in the mix. It was a lovely reunion. I was quite disappointed in the Emperor. He looked so weak and his capture was laughable. But to see the Baron, his nephew and Glossu all killed was a very bold move. I honestly can't imagine what they have in store now for us in the third installation.

Overall, this was a good movie, not as great as the first but it's up there with the best.