So I ended up seeing this with my dad last Sunday after he expressed also having interest in this I think about 2 weeks prior. My favorite Spider-Man Andrew Garfield stars as a humble ploughman (later identified as Robin Hood) who kick starts a rebellion known as the Peasants Revolt across the nation. The movie was decent. I wasn't completely blown away, but there were some moments of truth in the movie that I agreed with. The film did deliver on the action, which was brutal but memorable, and the performances were relatively solid (Garfield couldn't do a bad performance even if he tried). There was a lot of shaky cam, so I will admit there were times where I didn't really understand what was going on due to all the shakiness. And I do understand if viewers were caught off-guard with the sudden connection to Robin Hood as it did feel a little bit like it came out of nowhere. But overall, I'm good with the film. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naom...
I'm not the biggest fan of the original Practical Magic . I don't hate it or anything, it's a relatively cute and harmless film (sort of). I didn't realize that it was based on a book that eventually got a sequel in 2021, so I guess Hollywood decided that meant the movie needed a sequel as well. Oscar winners Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return as the Owens sister set off to save Bullock's daughter. The biggest issue with the movie was that it basically undid all the progress from the first one. It literally begins with Bullock erasing her daughters' memories of magic. "Rehash" sequels is obviously a recurring issue in Hollywood (this year in particular) and this is probably one of the worst examples. It makes me wonder if the production team even tried to come up with a new story. The film did do a few things differently, but just barely. I also was very annoyed with Bullock's character throughout the film. I felt like she was unnecessarily ma...