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Jumanji 2017 - 7/10

Good little ride. Thought they did a good job with the sequel. They needed a big name villain and I think this movie would have been a homerun.
 
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Halloween - why is this so revered?/10

I had never watched this before, thoroughly bored with it, from beginning to end.

Is this a reverse The Thing? Meaning; this was acclaimed since it came out but it's really bad today, vs The Thing which was panned and now it's considered a masterpiece (and rightfully so), is it because it was early in the genre and people were still impressionable?

Don't mind me, I hate slashers, the only slasher I like is Terminator.

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It was influential, and it has better quality than most of the copycats, so people take it more seriously. Plus, MM looks cool and has a cool theme. That's all I can think of to be honest. It's probably not as impressive anymore since you've seen it all before in other movies, but they probably got it from HW.
I almost never go for the "it didn't age well" but it's so the case with this one.

I suppose it looks good, characters are well written and don't do lots of stupid ****, but apart from that I see the same genre tropes that make the genre almost self-parodic, I know they weren't tropes back then.

Its was really the first of its kind, an actual scary slasher flick, in an age when there were not really a-lot of slasher flicks.

The tone, and cinematography were well above the rest of the standard “horror” of the time. Its set the stage and tone for the rest of he slasher flicks of the 80’s, everything else was just copying it. But I see your point, if you didnt see this film near the time of release or within 10 years after, your could never understand.
It's what I was thinking, without context and not having seen anything like it before, it should've been very effective then.

The current generation feels the same about a-lot of films.. considered classics.
I think this is the first one I can remember that I didn't "click" with, for almost everything else I see the appeal and the excitement holds, or gets better even.

For this I can picture the appeal back THEN, but the excitement is just freaking gone.

I can't imagine fans of this one having it on loop or something, like Predator, Jaws or ROTLA fans have those on loop, I can totally see Freddy and Jason beating this one on that department too.

There's really nothing about it to see today, is there?

I suppose, on paper, I understand why it was so revered back then... It's just hard to feel it now, it's the first time I can unfortunately say I don't get the fandom for it today

I suppose all there's left is the respect for having broken new ground? Even if it's not effective today.
 
The problem with all those 80's slasher films, is that the villain often becomes the star and the reason people go see them, so subsequent sequels become less effective as horror films, and more about creative kills and the villain chewing the scenery. The Jason, Freddy, and Chucky films were smart enough to realize not to take themselves too seriously, which is why they're more fun and have replay value. It's silly horror. However, the Halloween franchise never went there, and it took itself too seriously, so the films haven't aged well, compared to other slasher movies, that are probably worse films, but they're fun and cheesy.

Still, the idea of Michael Myers still works, and is design is still very effective too, it's the tropes that no longer work.
 
Halloween - why is this so revered?/10

I had never watched this before, thoroughly bored with it, from beginning to end.

Is this a reverse The Thing? Meaning; this was acclaimed since it came out but it's really bad today, vs The Thing which was panned and now it's considered a masterpiece (and rightfully so), is it because it was early in the genre and people were still impressionable?

Don't mind me, I hate slashers, the only slasher I like is Terminator.

While I do not care for the original movie either, I understand why people love it. It was the first slasher movie that wasn't incredibly silly and had decent acting across the board. All previous slashers were mostly cheesy and poor in some aspects, so no one took them seriously.

I only love the ideas behind it, not the actual film. Every time I try to watch it I feel like there's a lot of wasted potential and screen time.
 
Batman V Superman - :lol/10 - I saw it on tv this weekend. Man, even some of the action is terrible and poorly choreographed. The worst part was the nightmare sequence, how slow and fake the fight looks, with guys with guns just standing around for batfleck to flip them while they clearly assist him with the slow flips. :lol
 
Wrinkle in Time.

Awful - so leaden, horrible acting and script. There are bad movies that are guilty pleasures and this isn't one of them. It's like eating Crisco. 3/10 and that is being generous. Re-watch Bowie's "Labyrinth" or something if you want a coming of age story.
 
Tomb Raider (2018)- 7 out of 10
Terrible beginning from bad editing and music in the fight and bike chase scenes, after that, once Lara starts her quest the film really gets interesting. Loved Vikander as Lara, a thousand times better than Jolie. Walton Goggins made a good and interesting villain. The story was good, the action was great. I liked that Lara wasn't shown to be a superhuman, fighting much larger stronger men and beating them. I got a strong Indiana Jones vibe from how Lara was depicted in the action. At times she got her *** handed to her but she was tough and cunning, managing to win in the end.
I hope they make a sequel.
 
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - 4.2/10

I like the first Jurassic World more. Chris Pratt felt underutilized in this.
 
OH MY FLIPPING GOD!!!!! iNCIDENT IN GHOSTLAND A PURE 10 BEYOND SCARRING Silence of the lambs or TEXAS CHAINSAW THIS ONE WILL BE A CLASSIC ONE TO SCAR YOU. Be Warned only the Brave horror fans should watch this Madness. I'm still taking it ALL IN So Scarring.:horror:lol Absolutely cant recommend enough. JUST WOW!!!!!

 
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Murder on the Orient Express 2017 - 7/10

Enjoyed this one a lot. Cinematography was outstanding. The costumes were great. The acting was good. I knew of this story but I had no idea how it ended up. Ole Gilderoy Lockhart is the best detective in the world.
 
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Excellent movie! It starts off one of the most successful,
visual, and intriguing movie franchises of all. This movie led to
the other 7 movies in this series. I know I will never
tire of the Harry Potter books and movies. :)
 
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