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I'm watching your reaction again LOL and it just dawned on me that I think you look like Winona Ryder. Have you been told that before?

My local theatre does 5 dollar movie Tuesdays, and I usually get off of work around 9:45-10, so we pick the latest movie time (usually like 9:45-10:30) and watch it. We watched trapped about a month ago, and these were our thoughts, EXACTLY!!!

Watching your reaction I totally just notcied for the first time the total soap opera that was the few seconds of Julia and Larry's wedding flashback 😂 Kirsty thinks Julia is lovingly looking at her, but she's looking a Frank who she thinks is lustfully starring at her but its Kirsty he's looking at.

I pretty much agree entirely with your review. The movie would've been much better if it only had taken place within the concert venue. I think the whole movie just completely falls apart once they leave the venue; the somewhat grounded aspects of the movie just end and the whole thing becomes ridiculous. This is especially jarring because the first part of the movie IS so grounded, so the change shows up even more. The concert headliner woman was in it far too much; they even made her the hero at the end (seriously, WTF?). She would've been better utilized as a background and *maybe* as a final gambit by Cooper (taking her hostage or something). Her over inclusion definitely made the movie seem much more like a vanity project than a real film. I do somewhat disagree regarding showing Cooper's failures. I rather liked that; too often, serial killers in film are depicted as Batman-like planners where everything goes according to that plan until it doesn't. Seeing Cooper do attempt to do things that didn't work was a nice break from that. Having the wife be the actual serial killer and Cooper just desperately protecting his broken wife would've been a nice twist. I kinda wonder if that was in the script to begin with, but M. Night wanted to get away from his 'What a twist!' reputation and changed it. Regardless, if the wife was the killer, it would've been a nice commentary on how utterly terrible "profilers" are in real life (in proper double-blind scientific tests, trained profilers do no better at identifying aspects of serial killers than completely untrained amateurs). Just like serial killers themselves, profilers are ascribed nearly magical abilities in most movies. Considering the first part of the movie was so grounded, making it so the profiler was entirely wrong as to the aspects of the killer would've dovetailed nicely. Great review!

I'm I just wasting my time here just to hear you yap?

I loved this movie this might be my third favorite M Night Shyamalan movie ( my favorite being Unbreakable) , but NGL this movie felt like a Saturday morning cartoon with the amount of shit Cooper / The Butcher was able to avoid the FBI at each and every turn and some moments i was like BS no way 😂😂, also what's your favorite M Night Shyamalan movie Sydney ?

I actually didn't know about the nepotism so I was dumbfounded by what seemed like a concert film. I turned it off after 30 minutes and looked up an Ending Explained video and was ecstatic I didn't waste my time but shook my head at M. trying to pass his daughter off as an actor capable of co-leading a film. If it wasn't for Josh Hartnett, I wouldn't have given this movie the time of day. Knock At the Cabin is worth a watch and is good material for a potential reaction video!

This one is my favourite 💯💜💜

Sebastián Rulli se parece al Gran Actor Charlton Heston.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen this insane Evil Dead sequel. Good reaction to this sequel by the way.

Skeleton-Freddy reminds me of Army of Darkness. And yeah it isn't the greatest effect in terms of realism, but I love that stop-motion look and actually kind of miss seeing it nowadays.

Only a little way in and I’m so enjoying your intelligent and artistic response to this movie 🍿

Platinum Dunes NOT New Line Cinema

Bob Shaye was the principal

Blake's dad is the security guard from HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION

It was hinted at that FREDDY was a paedophile

Friday The 13th is JASON not FREDDY

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Good review. I thought it was pretty good

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u are so fine n so smart wtf

I think Rook has a back up in his programming so he still functions normally once the chip is removed. In Alien Covenant David rips out Walters wiring loom from his neck to deactivate him but walter manages to get going again. Looks like Some androids have upgrades where Andy relies on the chips.

Hey, Sydney! This film was fantastic! It successfully tied the prequels into the sequels while adding new lore and very sympathetic characters. This is the installment that could unite the fandom! The Alpha Xenomorph that bore the scars of Bjorn's cattleprod saved Raine precisely for the reasons you stated but it was working in tandem with a facehugger in the shaft for whom it was restraining her! The facehugger was crawling towards her when Andy let go of the elevator. Holm's widow and children approved of the use of his likeness stating he loved the character and would have participated had he been able to. The prop was animatronic with digital touch-ups. It's an organic addition to the story as he is the appropriate generational model the company would employ for R&D work during this time period and it subtly speaks to the disposability of Company employees which is what he was researching anyway by trying to create a durable workforce. Alvarez felt the other androids had multiple appearances and wanted to give Holm another showcase. Your default setting explanation makes perfect sense. If actors have an issue about posthumous use of their likeness where even descendants can't be trusted to honor their wishes, then they need to consult with an attorney to stipulate how their image may be used. New Xenomorph lore: resin cocoon capable of maintaining viability in vacuum, facehugger heat detection, variable metabolism contingent on circumstances, post-molting chestburster pupa, black goo taxonomic nomenclature revealed as 'plagiarus praepotens' (powerful mimic). Xenomorph-human hybrid first seen in "Alien Resurrection" birthed by a Queen with a uterus rather than an ovipositor. New Weyland-Yutani lore: some terraformed planets like Yvaga are INDEPENDENT of the Company, corporate interest in a durable slave workforce, knowledge of the truth about the 'Nostromo' incident at the highest levels. Only criticism was the Ripley line used by Andy out of context. The xenomorph was a male drone! It made no sense! They should have established Andy practicing clumsily with swear words earlier. It could have been used in a scene where Bjorn was harassing him. The payoff would have been his action hero takedown of the Alpha! "Get away from her, you [fill-in-the-blank]!"

Nicolas Caige looks like an old Jon Voight in this movie. I hope I didn't offend Jon Voight. I'm not sure why so many people compare Longlegs to Silence of the Lambs. It's much closer to Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Cure (1997), which is a better and more focused movie than Longlegs.

Awesome review and overall it feels very unoriginal with just rehashing moments from the other films, but it was still a fun watch when I watched it as the cinemas.

It deteriorates so quickly after that particular reveal that in itself might have been the worst of its kind for that budget. The two main actors, in particular Andy's, were fantastic, the set design and the world building, just the first part of that movie was fun and promising.

I don’t watch the trailers for movies anymore I just go into to it blind it’s better like that

I'm lucky because I didn't know anything about this one besides hearing it was supposed to go to Hulu. In fact I kept getting confused with a rv show coming next year. This movie was a delight! And David Jonsson turned in a star making performance as Andy. My only major issue was the repurposing of the iconic line but otherwise I think the movie is a blast! I like what they did with the lore and thought the special effects were convincing. I agree there were some technical issues here and there and some janky logic but I think that's true in all the films so it didn't bother me. My fave since the original trilogy!

I saw it in the theater several weeks ago. It was pretty decent. Isn't Maika Monroe awesome? I'll watch anything she is in. Hi, Syd!

I don't have too much interest in this film, but I like Sydney. Hi, Syd! You look healthy.

Alien Romulus is definitely one of my favorite horror movies of the year and it's my third favorite movie of the franchise, also have you seen the movie called Abigail what's your thoughts on this movie ?

I'm a little bit sad we didn't get a first time reaction but are we going to get a commentary watch at least?

that mic looks like a giant snow cone

charming review. have a great day.

I feel like Maxxxine used Brian De Palma’s film Body Double as a partial template. Who knows❤

over rated poooopy movie

I loved Longlegs. I felt that casting Nicolas Cage as 'Longlegs' was a great choice because he simultaneously managed to be creepy and funny as the pathetic serial killer villain. In every line of dialogue, Longlegs alludes to crucial details regarding his intentions. *Spoiler* As for the twist in the third act, regarding Harker's mother, I think it makes a lot of sense because beforehand Harker speculated that Longlegs has an accomplice who was able to build trust with the murdered families (which Longlegs was incapable of doing because of his creepy demeanor). Plus, in the interrogation scene, Longlegs admitted that Harker's mother wasn't the first single mother he targeted.

Dude. Horror is all I watch. I was so hype for this movie. By the end, I was mad. Moreso because what you said is true: it’s not a bad movie. It had potential, and I was pretty invested until the last third of the movie. There are parts, also, that don’t necessarily add up, and Oz Perkins did an AMA where people asked about those parts, and he basically said, “It’s a movie, it doesn’t have to make sense.” Um. What?

This movie bored me

I think this movie is really for those of us who appreciate those old 80's thrillers like Angel and 10 to Midnight and Body Double. Not really horror per se. Honestly, if you weren't that into Pearl either...

Damn 6 minutes ago? 💪

I think Pearl is easily the best of the trilogy, but I think Maxxxine is way more entertaining than X

I was watching a gay man review this movie and he said the father was a “screaming drag queen,” and I very much agree. I don’t really understand why they went that route? He was not scary or intimidating in any way, but they’d been painting him that way the whole film, so it was…like you said, blah. I don’t really care who the killer was, I just wanted them to be legitimately terrifying, especially with how tough they make Maxine out to be the whole time. Maybe a much more sinister father who has fallen from grace and embraced the devil or something, I dunno. You said it all in your review. MAXXXINE felt hollow. Super agree on the Kevin Bacon kill, too, I thought they were gonna get info from him and was shocked when they didn’t, lol. Good moment.

The one thing that bothered me the most is that she required help in killing Kevin Bacon's character. Maxine is resourceful and she could have easily dealt with him herself. That scene just didn't work for me at all. The father reveal wasn't that surprising but it didn't derail the ending entirely for me. Overall I enjoyed the movie but I definitely agree it's not as good as the first two.

Pearl is my favorite, although X was a very close second. I liked Maxxine, although it falls for *the third movie in the series* trap. I'm eager to see your review of Longlegs, that movie is something else.

I haven't seen Maxxxine yet

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James Gregory was one of the best character actors Rainbow Connection was gypped out of rhe Best Song Oscar in 1980.