The Best Movie Critic EVER

09/19/2026

I was very surprised with this movie.
I went in wondering how they would make this movie and if they would stick close to the original games or not… but I came out satisfied.

I give this movie 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It had humor, horror elements including great pop scare moments and the right amount of blood/ gore and grotesqueness.

The story line was great.
Cinematography was great.
Lighting was perfect for setting the mood in each scene.
Casting was spot on.

I loved the main character. He did such a great job. Kind of reminded me of Jesse Pinkman from breaking bad in some scenes.

Overall, I highly reccomend this movie.
Check it out and let me know what you think. 🙂

09/11/2026

Saving Private Ryan wins this one.
SPR is a rare 5 star movie for me.
Perfect movie! ❤️❤️❤️

👍 Enemy at the Gates // ❤️ Saving Private Ryan

Enemy at the Gates delivers an intense sniper-versus-sniper battle set during the brutal Siege of Stalingrad, combining suspense, strategy, and survival. Saving Private Ryan presents the chaos and sacrifice of D-Day through a powerful soldier’s journey. Both films offer gripping combat, emotional storytelling, unforgettable battles, and a raw look at World War II.

09/11/2026

X-men 97

This show is perfection!
5 stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

If you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out. :)

08/19/2026

The end of Oak Street was an interesting movie.

It stood somewhere between a family movie and not a family movie. Lol

A fun little dinosaur and time travel movie.
Great cast.
Great cinematography
Special fxs weren’t so bad.
Good action sequences.
Not a gory as it could’ve been which is actually a good thing for younger viewers.
Story was just okay.

Overall, I’d give it 3 stars out of 5.
Good but not great.
Still entertaining.

Go check it out and let me know what you think.
:)

08/10/2026

4.8 stars out of 5.
Hands down the best spiderman movie so far.

My only criticism is the mask. It looked a little weird in some scenes.

Sadie was great! 

Punisher was great.

This was the best hulk design we have seen so far.

Great movie.
Check it out, if you haven’t yet, and let me know what you think. :)

07/26/2026

This was a fun movie with an interesting sci-fi concept. It reminded me of the old disaster movies like Armageddon, Deep Impact, and The Day After Tomorrow.

The CGI was about what you’d expect from this type of movie, but the story itself was pretty solid. The emotional scenes didn’t hit quite as hard as I’m sure the director intended, but overall, it was an entertaining story.

It’s free on Amazon Prime right now, so go check it out and let me know what you think. 🙂

⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 out of 5 stars.

07/21/2026

This right here was a stupid choice.
This caused such a disconnect from the actual story.
The only two actors in the film that did a great job were Ann Hathaway and Ellen Page. The rest felt emotionless. Their words came out like stale and rehearsed lines as though they were at a table read.or a stage production.
🤦🏽‍♂️

07/21/2026

The Odyssey (2026)

★★☆☆☆ (2/5)

Pros

* Excellent cinematography.
* Beautiful lighting and visuals.
* Great costume design.

Cons

* Helen of Troy felt miscast.
* The pacing is rushed from beginning to end.
* The dialogue feels flat and emotionless.
* Modern diction, cadence, and colloquialisms constantly break the immersion.
* Athena’s portrayal didn’t work.
* Shaky camera work in several scenes.
* Dialogue audio is thin and hard to understand at times.
* The story falls flat on its face and never gave me a reason to care about the characters.

Summary

Christopher Nolan is an incredible visual filmmaker, but this one missed the mark for me. My biggest issue was the dialogue. The conversations felt rushed, lacked emotion, and sounded like modern-day Americans instead of legendary Greek heroes. It constantly pulled me out of the movie, and because I never connected with the characters, the story fell flat on its face.

Final Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5)

07/17/2026

Evil Dead Burn was a really good movie, and honestly, I think it’s my favorite of the modern Evil Dead films.

One thing I’ve noticed about the newer Evil Dead movies is that they’ve moved away from the horror-comedy blend that made the originals so unique. The modern films lean much harder into straight horror, and while I do miss some of that dark humor, Evil Dead Burn does such a good job at what it’s trying to be that I didn’t find myself missing it very much.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I actually enjoyed this one more than the previous film.

The first thing that grabbed me was the cinematography. Right from the opening scenes, the movie looks fantastic. The lighting, camera angles, shot composition, and overall atmosphere are exactly what you want from a horror film. Everything feels carefully crafted. It’s one of those movies where you can tell the filmmakers knew exactly what kind of experience they wanted to create, and they executed it well.

What really kept me invested, though, was the storytelling. This isn’t a mystery where you’re trying to figure out what’s going on. The movie tells you pretty early what kind of nightmare you’re dealing with. The tension comes from watching the characters navigate that nightmare and seeing how far they’re willing to go to survive. The film does a great job of making you care about what happens next. You’re not sitting there trying to solve a puzzle—you’re sitting there rooting for the characters, hoping they’ll make it through, and wanting to see them fight back.

And when those moments finally come, the movie delivers.

The horror is intense, the action is satisfying, and the practical effects and makeup work are excellent. I’m not a huge fan of gore just for the sake of gore, but here it felt earned. The violence serves the story and helps reinforce the brutality of what the characters are facing rather than feeling like cheap shock value.

Overall, Evil Dead Burn is a well-made horror thriller with great visuals, strong performances, effective scares, and enough heart to make you genuinely care about the people caught in the chaos.

For me, Evil Dead Burn earns a solid 4 out of 5 stars.

If you’re a horror fan, it’s definitely worth checking out. Watch it and let me know what you think. And as always, thanks for tuning in to The Best Movie Critic Ever!

07/13/2026

A couple of things to note.
1. I forgot to mention this in my review but the little girl with the sword in the movie had literally no impact on the story itself. They should’ve just cut her out completely.

2. DC has always had issues with their live action movies, the only reason why the company hasn’t gone legs up, is because of their other outlets like the comics, their amazing animated movies and tech shows and their live action tv shows.
What surprises me is that the DCU live action movie side will absolutely NOT listen to the fans. They just do whatever they want. They take huge risks and fail big time. If they want to restore the fans faith in the live action movies again, they should bring back Henry Cavill and focus on the more popular comic books and story lines from the past, not the newest ones. The newer DC comics are getting more and more convoluted and they are changing the plots and history way too much to make new weird characters.
Absolute Superman and Batman are awesome.
The Batman who laughs is diabolical and amazing!
But aside from that everything else is just off. 🤷🏽‍♂️

I hope they manage to fix the DCU live action movies.

Supergirl officially becomes DC’s worst-performing major theatrical release since Catwoman (2004).

After a disappointing box office run, Supergirl has fallen behind every major DC theatrical release over the past two decades, marking the studio’s weakest performance since Catwoman. The film has grossed just over $108 million worldwide against a reported $170 million production budget, making it one of the biggest commercial disappointments in DC history.

Despite launching as the second film in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s new DC Universe, Supergirl struggled to connect with audiences, suffering a steep second-weekend drop and falling well short of the estimated box office needed to break even. The disappointing results have fueled widespread discussion about the future of the DCU, though studio leadership has maintained that the franchise’s long-term plans remain unchanged.

While Supergirl may be remembered as a major setback at the box office, DC Studios is continuing forward with its rebooted cinematic universe, hoping future releases can restore momentum after one of the franchise’s most disappointing theatrical performances in decades.