@lazybug

Thanks a bunch for reminding me of this movie. Yeah, I totally forgot about it even though I got it some days back. I'm glad that I found your review and I remember about this movie now cause I was looking for something cool to watch next.

Is it somehow connected to The Nun? That one was super creepy, and I found that one more interesting cause it was connected to The Conjuring. I didn't watch this one, but if it's connected to the original Nun, I'd definitely have to give it a try.

I was totally unfamiliar with Ne Zha till this second part was announced to be released. Then, once it was out, I watched both installments. I still remember the fun that took place at the end, with those villains stuck in the room.

When I was watching Frozen 2 today, everything was coming back into my brain, but I forgot the entire concept. It felt great watching these movies again. Maybe I'll rewatch them again along with my son when he'll grow up.

Yeah.

I thought it was still on air, like more episodes to come, as all episodes come at prime at once, as far as I know. Thanks for the heads up, anyway. It’s one of those series you know will always do well. I'd agree even without watching a full episode yet.

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At first, it started long before 2006, but that doesn't mean they're the same company. They have different studios, different creative teams, different etc etc., so not the same. Think of Disney as the parent company. Even then, children and parents are not the same; they are different entities. No…

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I already knew Reacher was doing great from the very first season. I even started watching it when one of my friends from the USA logged in with his Prime ID on my TV, but I didn't get a chance to watch it yet. I guess I really gotta find some time to dive into the world of Reacher as the fourth se…

For a 1990 movie, they did fantastic with this one, without any VFX. Can you imagine how mind blowing this would be if they worked on this concept in the modern age with the help of VFX? We've already seen what VFX can do nowadays. But there are some old movies that did really well even without VFX.

Happens.

Correct.

Well, it's not from Disney, but Pixar. I even mentioned it at the very beginning of my post.

Well, what happens to his wife is inevitable. We need to learn from that part that no one is immortal, so we should care for our partners when we can.

My pleasure. I can see it.

So it's more of a struggle. Well done.

Hahahahahaha, lol comments of the year.

Man, Turbo was so famous when it was released. I was still a school student when it was released, and we friends were like crazy for such titles, and then this one was released. Movie theatres for these movies were not easy to get into at that time, so we had to wait for pirated copies, and you won…

Well, horror movies or not, we should always avoid places that have the slightest possibility of bringing danger to us. Cause you know, life is not a movie, we don't get chance for a second shot.

My pleasure.

And I didn't even know there was a Mexican version of it. But its good to know that.

Thanks, much appreciated.

I see you captured the photos while you were still watching it on your phone. It's cool. The title of your review attracted me the most, and after reading your review, it sounds like I need to watch it at least for the first time, and then I'll think about it later. Good and catchy review, btw.

It was definitely a much anticipated movie as it was released about 13 years after the first installment was released. This story shows what people can do to keep their family safe even in their worst times. Anyway, I'm reading your review from srobble.life website. While your review looks good, I…

More than 100 times? I know it's good; you see, I set a 99 rating out of 100, but still, it sound flirty that you watche it more than 100 times.

I'm glad to know that.

That remote forest setting is perfect for this kind of movie. Once the characters lose access to their phones, you already know things are going to get ugly.

The Nun was a big surprise for Conjuring fans, especially since it was released after The Conjuring 2. Conjuring fans could connect with the story, and it felt great in that way.

My pleasure.

You're correct.

It's great to know that. You should watch it.

The Matrix was one of those movies that made me think about it long after the credits rolled. The whole idea of reality being something completely different is still fascinating.

Saving Private Ryan really makes you think about the cost of saving one person. The mission look simple at first, but it becomes much heavier as the story moves forward.

From the way you described this movie, I can already tell it is not something you can fully understand in one sitting. Sounds like a strange experience.

Drax and Mantis were easily one of the funniest parts of the movie. Their conversations were just ridiculous in the best way.

If you really like something, it'll be hard to forget the concept.

Sound good. I just published a review about it a moment ago. You might want to check it out to understand more about the move. You shouldn't get much spoiler as I tried to talk about the technical sides only, ignoring talking about much of the plots that you won't find in the trailers.

Thanks for your recommendation.

I guess so. But the problem is. In your childhood, you don't watch the concept; you only watch the action. That's why you need to rewatch them after you grow up.

Although I started adding a caution at the beginning of my post, I'll try the spoiler tag from Typebox next time, as you proved that caution is not working :D And btw, I'm planning to rewatch the movie even after I've memorized the whole/most of the concept. Yeah, it's that good, so it'll still be…

Although I started adding a caution at the beginning of my post, I'll try the spoiler tag from Typebox next time, since you mentioned it. But if you think most people are giving out a lot of spoilers in their reviews, then it's a nice idea to make it a rule.

Totally.

So, there's a movie about Dr Seuss? Didn't know that.

Resident Evil is one of the concepts that's been connected to the people of our/my age from our childhood, I should mention. Like, this was the final chapter, and it was released in 2016 when I was still in college. I remember so many memories around these movies, if I recall.

I've watched only one Mad Max and so far I liked it, though there was a lot to take in as it was not a slow story. Then I had Fury Road ready to watch, and I even watched parts of the movie, and it seemed interesting. I don't know what happened; I just didn't watch it in full. Your review became ki…

Sounds like a cool concept. That's an interesting part that you mentioned: a female director directed it, and it even has repetitive sex scenes. Worth watching, ig.

Leonardo DiCaprio is just perfect for any concept. I started watching the movie, but I don't know why, so I need to get back to it. Since your review may have spoilers, I'm not reading the post entirely; though I checked some parts.

It sounds like something I'll love watching. Since you liked it, you should check out Her 2013 if you haven't yet. Now that I remember about that movie, I'll probably write a review on that soon and may give it a watch as well, again.

The coolest part was how it was done. Correct.

My pleasure.

These Korean romance titles can become fantastically beautiful. I've watched some Korean romantic series along with my wife in the past, and I still remember those cute concepts.

100/100? I'd definitely need to watch it then, as I don't think I've given it a try.

Sounds like a good movie. Gotta try watching it sometime. Your personal rating is impelling me to watch it.

Aww, man, those days. Yeah, you reminded me of those days when these Marvel movies would get released, and we friends used to be crazily waiting for them to hit any OTT. Ant Man was one of them. I didn't like the movie at first, but I started loving it as the story went on, and later we learned how…

I watched it some days back, glad that I found the time, and I liked it. I even made a review about it here in scrobble. Gal Gadot did great in this movie. I always assumed she'd have some planned ready at the end.

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Well, I'd mention it as a Psychological Thriller movie. And you should join your husband.

Maybe I saw a post on FB about this movie where the user mentioned something like the character runs in almost the whole movie. And when I watched it, I was like, "Yeah, that's true".

I listen to it when I exercise.

It was one of my favorite MCU movies. I'd give it at least a 90 rating, but 80 is not bad either, compared to the other MCU movies that did better.

I remember liking how the movie talked about education and poverty without making the whole story feel like a lecture. Everything was connected to Mohan's journey. It has a perfect storyline.

I really liked how this one focused more on grief. Quinn just wanted to communicate with her mother, and that innocent reason led her into something terrible.

I remember watching Hancock years ago and really enjoying it. The movie had a very different kind of superhero compared to most others.

That's right. Though saving ammo is not a thing in this game as they gets recharged over time.

Yeah, it was rude.

That's right. I did good there.

I was getting a creepy vibe at that moment.

It is satisfying, man.

Highschool of the Dead? The manga anime series? All of us are dead and Alive were my top favorite before this (colony) one.

Yeah, definitely. Thanks.

I was so young when I used to watch these movies. They felt good and realistic till I watched the last part that showed differences, like devils or something came out to abduct people, I guess. Good review, btw.