Over all I think this is an amazing film. The direction, the acting and of course the effects.
Most of the stunts were performed by the actors themselves, and the film was shot in sequence so the injuries and the clothing would fit continuity.
There are some melodramatic moments to be sure, and they could have found some way to lose the little kid, but it is a fantastic ride. It only slows down long enough for the audience to catch its breath and then picks back up at twice the pace.
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My family has been going through my ratings for five minutes finding movies I rated higher than three stars and saying they are not as good as John Wick.
I will ALWAYS like She's the Man and Honey I Shrunk the Kids more than I like John Wick. ALWAYS. I don't even dislike John Wick. I think it's fun during the action and fine in between.
With last year's legacy sequel, <i>I Know What You Did Last Summer</i> (2025), which <a href="https://boxd.it/apnbM7" rel="nofollow">I panned</a>, revisiting the original 1997 film was a long time in the making, so here we are.
Caught in the shadows in a post-<i>Scream</i> world, this film, like <i>Urban Legend</i>, <i>Valentine</i> and <i>Halloween: H20</i>, possessed a formula (No, not only the same poster setup) that kept viewers guessing until the very end who the killer is. However, we also had to sit through a bunch of dialog nonsense and filler content, including an Anne Heche cameo, a cruel form of punishment until the Ben Willis reveal, even though that whole story was laughable.
Almost 30 years later, <i>IKWYDLS</i> still remains a cult classic and, yep, you guessed it, provided two sequels (do yourself a favor and skip the third film, <i>I Will Always Know What You Did Last Summer</i>) and, so far, one legacy sequel.
So, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!?!?!?
<b>Setup</b>: I watched <i>I Know What You Did Last Summer</i> in Filmmaker Mode with the LG OLED G6 because, you know, I wanted to get that nostalgic feeling that I had from seeing the film the first time around. While that worked wonders, I don't think I need to watch this film ever again.
Supergirl goes to a bar, does some shots, and plays WET LEG on the sound system. Five stars!!! (Okay not literally.)
I don't care if every single one of you gives this under three stars. This is a fun watch. It's more fun than Superman! I don't know why Jason Mamoa is talking like Beetlejuice, but I love Beetlejuice, so that's fine.
And again, WHAT A SOUNDTRACK!
I had to sleep on this one before eating and reviewing. It's funny, but it's not fun. The songs are weirdly catchy, but I didn't like them. Michael Fassbender is there, but I can't see his face. So many pros and cons! I loved the beginning and the ending.
I kept thinking that it felt like a Wes Anderson movie that lost its aesthetics.
The end credits roll to a music video with POP UP VIDEO tidbits, and I LOVE that.
This is better then you think it'll be. It's not GREAT, but it's solid.
The most iconic comedy of 2000
That's my Spider-Man 😍
I'll give them credit for trying, but this felt like both a rushed and forced effort.
Great cast and performances, and I enjoyed the story overall. I went in blind but still called the ending very early on, which is always sort of a bummer.
The surround sound scared my cats.
Bummer that this was in theaters the same time as Ready Or Not 2, especially because the trailer made it look more similar to RON2 hah it actually is.
This is a fun, over the top action movie with some supernatural elements. The first half was stronger. Even though it has a short run time, I found myself losing steam as it wrapped up. Overall this is one I can see myself buying and adding to the rotation.
This is very much a 2008 action movie in every sense.
