Prisoner of Azkaban is tough to follow, so Goblet being a combination of teenage drama and tournament games is perfect. It's different enough to avoid direct comparison, and it's a fun energy shift after Azkaban's dark and brooding energy.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
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The worst thing about prison was the Dementors!
My favorite book and my favorite movie in the series. The twists! The turns! The Dementors! Alfonso Cuarón shifted the tone noticeably from the first two. This one feels less like a kids movie and more like a movie with kid protagonists.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
Umbridge is an all time great villain.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
There's <I>Bird Box</i> and <I>The Silence</i>, two films that play on two senses. Before them, however, we had <I>Hush</i>, which is far better than the two aforementioned films due to both the acting and plot. Also, this premise works as sound is the main character’s weakness as she struggles to stay alive while a(n) (un)masked killer patrols the property around her, both inside and out. One of Mike Flanagan's best!
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The second installment is still pretty good. It is just unfortunately placed because it doesn't get the magic of being the first one, and when I watch Chamber I know that my FAVORITE is up next, so I'm just ready to get to Azkaban.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
The last(?) Ator film! Joe D’Amato returns to the franchise to make sure it is killed once and for all! No Miles O’Keeffe in this one. Instead we have an actor that looks like the Skipper from Gilligan’s Island after a successful Weight Watchers program.
Holy shit, this was fuckin’ awesome.
I have learned semi-recently that giving this five stars is a hot take. It's a nostalgia-based rating, for sure, but this is the one that started it all! Look at their cute little faces.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
Really artsy for a sword and sorcery film and the plot was complete nonsense, even for an “Ator” film.
At least he wasn’t trying to bang his sister in this one.
Kaitlyn Dever is great in everything, and I appreciate the originality in the concept. I like what they were going for, but I think it's just not for me. I would still recommend it though; it's worth a watch.
Chris Farley is so loveable that this is worth a watch purely for his charisma. Aside from that, it's a blast from the past and a fun throwback, but ultimately gets lost in the shuffle of the other 90s comedies.
Not too bad. Certainly a LOT better than the first attempt at a D&D film.
The actions scenes lean too hard into what I assume was 3D, but were still fun.
Chris Pine is, well… Chris Pine, but the rest of cast were entertaining. Michelle Rodriguez steals the show.
