nico movie reviews

MoviePass, it was a fun ride, and I will say that in the past year I have gotten great value out of your service. But these changes make it virtually useless to me, as someone who wants to see new movies the day they come out for my reviews.

I hated every single second of what I saw of this film and would absolutely advise against any human being with any of their physical senses seeing it, it would be unfair of me to call this a movie review. Instead, just consider it a public service advisory.

I've long been a believer that movies, music, and art can be derivative all they wants to be, as long as said derivative work is enjoyable in its own right. Does Skyscraper fit the bill?

I have always had a love/hate relationship with the concept of The Purge series, ever since the first one came out in 2013. 'The First Purge' comes close to brilliance, but decides not to execute the good ideas they have.

Won't You Be My Neighbor? chronicles the life of Fred Rogers, beginning with his original introduction to television. He returned from seminary and was introduced to this new thing, with people getting pies thrown in their faces and advertisements galore. He is said to have immediately hated it, and become simultaneously determined to use it as an important tool to help children.

So, it's taken 14 years for us to finally see the continuing adventures of Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Dash, Violet, Jack-Jack, Frozone, and all of their friends. A lot has changed, but a lot stays the same.

Ocean's 8 is a good popcorn flick, and it is a slick and fitting addition to the heist movie genre. But it doesn't break any barriers, or add anything new to the tired themes.

Adrift is based on the true story of Tami Oldham, a woman who set sail from Fiji for San Diego with her fiancee Richard Sharp in 1983, only for their small craft to get struck by Hurricane Raymond. Amazingly, Oldham managed to stay alive in the Pacific Ocean for over a month in the hobbled boat, and set a course for Hawaii to be rescued.

Solo: A Star Wars Story is, in essence, the origin story of Han Solo, the devilish rogue character we've known and loved since 1977. It sets out to explain where he came from, where he got his skills at flying and shooting and conniving, how he and Chewbacca met, and so on.

Book Club would have been much more interesting if it focused more on the actual lives of these women, as opposed to just their love lives.