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#Dune #MovieReview Dune is in theaters and on HBOMax so which way should it be watched? Well, that depends on how much you like large, long, sci-fi mythology. The movie is 2 1/2 hours long and demands your attention. It's also only the 1st part of the saga with a sequel pretty far off down the road. The cast is impressive, the visuals are amazing and the music is superb. All of these things combined will definitely put a smile on faces but the bizarre plot and strange sections of the movie might turn conventional movie watchers away.

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#Aftermath #Netflix #Review Aftermath is the newest Netflix "trending" movie that makes me question everything in my life. For starters, this generic movie title has been slapped on 1/2 a dozen films now and really means nothing in the context of this one. Secondly, the few good actors in this are given awful dialogue and are put in incredibly nonsensical situations. I think this is supposed to be in the scary/thriller genre but there are maybe 10 minutes of time allotted to "scary" instances. The plot is mainly about marriage problems with the horror stuff taking a backseat. This is a movie I would avoid at all costs and I have a hard time believing it was actually trending for a night or two.

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#Candyman #MovieFeuds It's Candyman (1992) VS Candyman (2021) on Movie Feuds! The 1992 classic still holds up remarkably well thanks to the interesting story. The new sequel continues the tale while adding to the lore. The updated visuals and camera tricks bring the Candyman to life once again. Is it as good as the original though? That's what we are here to determine today! Make sure to comment with your favorite Candyman film and subscribe for future Movie Feuds!

#DontLookUp #MovieReview I wasn't expecting the last good movie of the year to come from Netflix, of all studios but here we are with Don't Look Up. A satirical, dark-comedy that doesn't pull its punches. The films mocks Trumpists, social media, political pundits, journalists, corporations and even scientists. A lot of the commentary isn't anything provocative of new but the the fact that movie revolves around a world-ending event and feels plausible, is depressing stuff. The film smartly juggles the tone and plot along with offering up a fantastic lineup of actors. Much like Adam McKay's last film Vice, the editing can sometimes get in the way of the scenes playing out but it is not aggressive by any means. If you are sick of the politics, stick to Sing 2 but I for one found this quite enjoyable and a tad scary at times.

#TillDeath #MovieReview Megan Fox is back in a new thriller called Till Death. Her character Emma is put in a precarious situation. She wakes up to find herself handcuffed to the corpse of her husband. Making matters worse, she's out in the middle of nowhere with a killer on the way. Will Emma make it out alive? Is this movie really something Netflix should have purchased for streaming? Are there like a zillion better survival movies to watch instead? All these questions and more will be answered on this Till Death movie review!

#Top10 #Movies Another year of movies has come and gone. This has been a very strange year for films, all around. Streaming services had huge movie releases on day 1. Studios struggled with wether or not to release a film in theaters. The entire industry was derailed and forced to adapt. I can't say it was a great year for quality movies either. Yes, there were definitely some gems but overall, I was very let down by some of the bigger releases. That said, todays video is all about the films that got it right. Movies that managed to capture the magic of cinema and wow audiences. The MCU still impressed me with most of their major lineup such as Black Widow, Shang-Chi and Spider-Man: No Way Home. James Bond managed to put out one great final entry for Daniel Craig. The John Wick team stuck to the playbook with Nobody. Disney delivered a great family flick with Luca. Sony and Netflix snuck out The Mitchells vs the Machines, which was a nice surprise. Even A Quiet Place Part II eventually made its way to theaters, better late than never. My favorite of the bunch was easily the anti-hero team rebrand of The Suicide Squad. I break down all the reasons why I loved these films in my Top 10 Best Movies of 2021!

THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS. The fourth installment in The Matrix franchise. Starring Keanu Reeves, Jessica Henwick, Yahoo Abdul-Mateen II, Jonathan Groff, Carrie-Anne Moss, Priyanka Chopra and directed by Lana Wachowski.

#Malignant #MovieReview James Wan is back with his newest horror flick, Malignant. I really love the Conjuring series so this was high on my must-watch list when it was announced. To my dismay, the final product is much closer to his early SAW films than his more recent work.

A Classic Horror Story is a new horror film on Netflix. Which to a lot of people will be dismissed because... you know... it's a Netflix movie. Has Netflix done the impossible though by releasing an exclusive film that's actually good?