100% honesty all I wanted from Red Notice was a fun escapist movie and I’m happy to say that’s exactly what I got.
It’s a very old school 90’s kind of action adventure film that’s on Netflix and I mean don’t expect greatness but it’s an enjoyable watch.
It’s been a crazy good couple of days for movie trailers or first looks. It’s kind of like Hollywood is easing us into 2020 like yeah, another decade of everyone’s lives are done and over but hey there’s some hopefully good movie shit coming up.
Detective Pikachu
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I must preface this by saying I’ve never played Pokéman. I considered playing it once but was generally to lazy to download it and didn’t want it taking up so much space on my phone.
But Pikachu is the cutest little thing ever and I will likely soon have a stuffed version of him.
Deadpool 2
Directed By: David Leitch
Grade: B (ish)
Wade Wilson (Deadpool) is the only thing standing between a killer from the future known as Cable (Josh Brolin) an a troubled teenage mutant. Will he grow a heart in time to save the kid? Will he be able to find the help he needs? Will he finally make a go of it with best friend Colossus?
Was this movie a little grosser than the first one?
The Hitman’s Bodyguard
Directed by: Patrick Hughes
Grade: C+
Ryan Reynolds plays a top protection agent whose assigned to get an infamous hitman (played by Jackson) to the trial of a brutal dictator in one piece. Naturally said dictator (Gary Oldman) still has some serious pull. It’s like the whole military under this guy is standing in their way and if they don’t make it alive, or even in time, he walks.
DEADFALL Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, Ed Skrein Grade: A+ Funniest movie I’ve seen in theatres in quite a while. Ryan Reynolds plays Wade, an ex-special forces soldier about to start a new life with […]
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