Movies
2026 (11)
This was absolutely fantastic. It did such a great job adapting the book to the big screen.
The restored footage was absolutely phenomenal. It’s amazing to see and think what Apollo 11 and the entire early space program was able to do with the technology available.
A sobering look at the life of a photo journalist in some of the most dangerous places and times on Earth.
I really enjoyed this. It was offbeat, had some good laughs, cast was excellent, and would highly recommend.
A look at John Candy's life that shows how much he affected (in a good way) those who knew him.
This was what I expected. It was dumb, but it was funny and enjoyable.
Felt like your prototypical cop thriller. There were some good suspense moments. It’s been a while since I saw Matt Damon and Ben Affleck together.
I really enjoyed this. Great performances all around with a compelling story.
This was definitely one of those comedic action movies. Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds were fantastic.
2025 (16)
This wasn't bad. It was captivating and Brosnan, Mirren, and Kingsley were enjoyable in their roles.
Well done movie that shows the dangers and insanity of nuclear war.
Another enjoyable Knives Out movie. The intrigue was there with interesting characters. Would recommend.
Definitely the best of the prequel trilogy. It did a good job bridging the prequels to set up the original trilogy. Good soundtrack, good action scenes as well.
An enjoyable detective-style thriller. Liam Neeson played the detective well.
I wish I had known to watch this prior to the TV series. It introduced several of the characters we grow to love in the TV series. The story itself felt like it dragged on a bit longer than it needed to.
I'm not sure what I was expecting going into this. The story was a little predictable though.
This is one of the better prequel movies. Some good intrigue with the first time seeing Yoda with a lightsaber.
Still the weakest of all the movies, but not as deserving of all the hate it gets in my opinion. The lightsaber duel choreography is one of the best in Star Wars.
One of the best Star Wars movies and definitely the best of the new movies. A good story and enjoyable.
I enjoyed this as a sci-fi action movie, but feel it missed the mark as a Star Trek movie. Even still, Michelle Yeoh did a fantastic job as Georgiou.
2024 (26)
Definitely liked Raiders of the Lost Ark better. Not sure if it’s time or what, but this felt kind of corny.
This was about as dumb as I expected it to be. Mostly predictable, but still enjoyable.
This movie was predictable and dumb, but it was funny and enjoyable.
It was an enjoyable movie. Good characters and a good plot. Felt a little dragged out at times though.
The visuals were amazing for this. The story I believe does the book justice and the casting is fantastic.
I thought it was an interesting documentary. I'm still kind of surprised they didn't really talk about the cause of the disaster any though.
I enjoyed it. I liked the characters and while the story was somewhat predictable, it was still a good watch.
This was as interesting look back at Mr. Rogers and while not as in-depth as I had anticipated, it was nostalgic and showed how amazing Fred Rogers really was.
There were some decent action scenes, but some characters and roles seemed kind of superfluous, like the movie would have been just fine without them.
This ended up being something completely different than what I anticipated, but not in a bad way. It just showed a different side of the show than I expected.
I thought this would be better given the cast. In the end, I felt like several of the characters were superfluous and the story disjointed.
This was just weird. I guess I’m not really surprised since it’s a Wes Anderson film, but I really don’t know what to make of it.
Not really sure I liked it…felt disjointed and with some storylines just never finished or flushed out.
This wasn’t quite what I expected. It was still a decent action flick with some intrigue.
This was a typical romantic comedy. It was mostly predictable but still enjoyable.
A Clancy film with Harrison Ford as Jack Ryan. Definitely shows its age and might be slightly predictable, but still enjoyable.
This was slightly predictable, but still an enjoyable follow-up to Afterlife.
I really enjoyed this. I thought they did a good job of telling a new story while still paying homage to the past.
This was definitely a Tarantino movie. I thought the story was somewhat predictable, but was still enjoyable.
This had some good points, not sure why it’s considered such a classic though.
2023 (44)
I didn’t go into this with high expectations. I was not disappointed, dumb, but did have its moments.
I found the movie to be dragged out far longer than it needed to be.
A somewhat predictable comedy, but still enjoyable with some good laughs.
It was okay. Definitely felt like the series was drawn out 1 sequel too many.
This movie was kind of weird for my tastes. Some good action scenes, but the ending seemed a little lackluster.
This was a typical war movie that was enjoyable, albeit a little predictable.
Had some good humor to it with your typical Christmas tropes. Somewhat predictable but still watchable.
I think I liked the first 2 movies better, but this was still an enjoyable sci-fi thriller. The ending was a little too predictable.
The visuals for the movie were phenomenal. The story was solid and was interesting.
I thought this was ok. Glenn Howerton reminded me of his Dennis character from Sunny.
I know this movie gets a bad rap and it does have its issues, but I still enjoy it. Last time seeing the Enterprise E in action.
I know this is considered a classic, but I can’t say I liked it all that much. It had its lines, but I’m a “meh” at best on it.
Maybe I’m not the target audience but I found this movie to be weird and incredibly predictable.
I enjoyed this. I’m not 100% sure how much was dramatized, but it provided a good look at both the interest in the science and the post-WWII realization of what they did.
Typical ‘80s movie, but enjoyable. Some good bits of humor and baseball.
Even 40 years later the sci fi & horror aspects hold up. The movie was and is fantastic!
This was a typical romantic comedy. It had some good scenes and a positive message.
I’m not entirely sure I enjoyed this as much of the others, but it was definitely Star Trek and a good Trek action film.
I know there’s a bunch of hate over the Khan reveal, but I actually enjoyed this movie. It even brings in some of the moral commentary Star Trek is known for.
I enjoyed the reintroduction to the Star Trek series. The replacements for Kirk & crew do a great job reprising the roles and there’s a good mix of humor and action.
This was a nice look back into Leonard Nimoy and what he brought to Star Trek and science fiction in general. It was through the eyes of his son Adam and had actors from all walks of Trek and other shows on it. It wasn’t afraid to talk about the more-grim side either.
This was particularly dumb, but it still had some good humor. It wasn’t the best movie ever, but I enjoyed it.
I enjoyed this movie. It was a good fantasy flick with a good mix of humor. Chris Pine was funny, Michelle Rodriguez brought the action and the supporting cast were likeable.
I’m not entirely sure what I was expecting when I started this. It wasn’t a bad movie and Tom Hanks did a great job, it just felt kinda “meh”.
This was definitely a good action flick. Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans both did a great job.
I don’t know if I ever saw this all the way through, but the movie was fantastic. Tim Robbins & Morgan Freeman were great in it.
Some things I remembered from the book…some things I didn’t. I didn’t hate the adaptation.
Wasn’t a bad movie. It had a good mix of humor and drama. It was a little predictable though.
I’m not sure how to feel about this other than it feels very much like Wall Street.
Had some nice twist and turns. While the ending made sense, not entirely sure how we got there.
I enjoyed the movie. It had good action sequences and the cast was fantastic.
Had a lot of good laughs from this. Jonah Hill and Lauren London had good performances.
I’m not sure what the hype was around this. De Niro, Pesci & Pacino were good, but the movie dragged on way too long.
This was a weird movie. Felt kind of weird given the way the story was told versus the true parts of the story
Definitely glad I didn’t see this in the theaters. Nothing compares to the first Jurassic Park movie.
This had a good cast and Daniel Craig was fantastic. Definitely some good twists.
2022 (17)
It wasn’t quite as good as I expected and kind of predictable, but I still enjoyed it.
I feel like this is an underrated Trek film. Outside of an annoying plot hole (that I see), it’s actually a solid Star Trek movie.
Definitely by far my favorite Christmas Movie. Great cast with plenty of good jokes.
Tina Fey did a good job in her role here. Ending wasn’t quite as satisfying as I was hoping for but it was still good.
Finally saw this classic Christmas movie all the way through. I know it might be sacrilege, but my thoughts were “meh”
I didn’t hate this. I don’t want to give much away, but they didn’t do a horrible job of adapting the characters.
It's been a while since I had seen this, and even longer since I had read the book. It wasn't bad, but I'm not sure how well it's held up.
Some of it was predictable, other parts weren't. Didn't draw me in as much as I'd hoped but was still worth watching.
I know this isn't one of the favorites of most Trekkies, but I actually really enjoyed it. It does feel a bit like a 2 part episode but that's certainly not a bad thing.
Arguably the best Star Trek TNG movie. Brings in philosophy with a nice mix of horror and action. Patrick Stewart was fantastic.
It was your typical Bob's Burgers episode...only movie length. I did enjoy it.
I had been meaning to watch this for a long time. I enjoyed it tremendously. Chadwick Boseman does a fantastic job as Jackie Robinson
I think the scariest part of this movie was how much I could totally see this happen today given the state of politics in America.
Some good action scenes, but the main villain didn’t make much sense to me which definitely put the movie on a down note.
2021 (27)
I really enjoyed this. I thought they did a good job of telling a new story while still paying homage to the past.
Not one of Craig's best Bond films, but still a good Bond film nonetheless.
Not sure how I feel about it. Somehow, despite it being satire, it felt rather accurate to what happened in Afghanistan.
I've generally enjoyed Tom Clancy novels, and this movie was done well. Connery & Baldwin do a great job.
I had only heard of Robert Hanssen, while dramatized, this did fill in some of the gaps. Great acting by Cooper and Ryan Phillipe.
I enjoyed this telling of the end of Bonnie & Clyde. Costner & Harrelson did a fantastic job.
This had been on my list to watch for a while. It was a good movie, but I guess I didn't feel like the ending was as satisfying as I hoped it would be.
My Dad often listened to Gordon Lightfoot while I was growing up, so needless to say, I've grown an appreciation for his music. This was an interesting documentary about his life and history with folk music.
As a baseball fan, and a fan of Michael Lewis' writing, I loved the story of how baseball has probably seen its biggest change in the last 50 years with how teams are built and players evaluated.
I always knew that women have had it tough in the workplace. This documentary gave me a much better understanding of the fight they've undertaken.
I went into this thinking this was an Edison vs. Tesla movie and was pleasantly surprised that it was far more than that.
Wasn’t a horrible adaptation of Sherlock Holmes, but I still prefer Sherlock & Elementary.
I'm still not sure how I feel about the movie, but it has a fantastic cast.
This is my second favorite original Trek movie. Coming out right around the end of the Cold War, this does a good job relating to that time in history.
Definitely my favorite Daniel Craig Bond film. The interaction between Judi Dench as 'M' and Craig really shines here.
As much as I love Star Trek, the only redeeming part of this movie is probably Kirk's "What does God need with a starship?" line
Informative and disheartening at the same time. This documentary does a good job of looking back at what led to the current economic inequality and the rigged system.
Being an odd-numbered Trek film, this one often gets overlooked. It’s still one of my favorites.
The quintessential Star Trek film. Definitely one of the best, if not the best Trek film.
This was an interesting documentary about plant based diets. Part of me felt it was trying to sell me on the idea of going more plant based, but it does follow other things I’ve read. Worth a watch.
The twists and turns of this movie were enjoyable. Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman did phenomenal jobs.
2020 (14)
Daniel Craig does a fantastic job stepping into the role of 007 in this. The casting all around is fantastic.
I really enjoyed the intrigue in this one. It did take me a little to pick out the characters though.
This was definitely a Coen Brothers film. It was solid, not as funny as I expected, but still good.
I enjoyed this one. Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling play well off each other.
Definitely better than I remembered it. Still the weakest of the Brosnan Bond films.
I wasn't a huge fan of this one. It had a few moments here and there, but overall I didn't really get it.
I seem to remember liking this movie a lot more when I first saw it. Still not bad.
Still one of the best Bond films out there. A great intro to Pierce Brosnan as 007.