#amc a-list

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So, I just watched "The Furious", a phenomenal action film. It is not a super well written movie woth great dialogue, or a earthshattering new story, but it understands that. It knows what it is, and focuses on what makes the movie great which fills up like 70% of the film, and that is the beautifully choreographed fight scenes. Every fight scene is so much fun, and so unique, and it really is just a kung-fu movie love letter.

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If you didn’t think I’d use my AMC A-List subscription to watch Mission Impossible: Fallout three times a week, you were dead wrong

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Now, after watching "Toy Story 5" Yesterday I watched "The Death of Robin Hood". This film is not a major action film, it's a deep emotional drama, and the only action scenes are in the beginning, but if you know that walking in, and are up for a beautifully shot, great acted film, with artistic filmography, this is the film for you. Honestly cannot state enough how I feel Hugh Jackman should win an Oscar for the acting in this film. It follows what Robin Hood was truly like, and I think it deserves praise for that alone.

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So, Mandalorian and Grogu is a tough film for me to talk about. I LOVE Star Wars. It was my childhood hyperfixation, so of course I love it, but this movie.... The movie felt like a few episodes of a TV show stitched together. I will say that there is phenomenal fight choreography, but this film had other issues other than pacing. The movie had what I would call bad ADR for multiple scenes when the Mandalorian was talking, and it felt like there was no acting, but the adventure was a ton of fun, I am very split on this movie, so don't really know what else to say.

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"Masters of the Universe", that's what I watched tonight, and it perfectly captures what a He-Man movie should be. It's a fun goofy 80's film with great action and choreography, and some pretty good jokes. Honestly would recommend it as just a fun time, if you just want something to watch.

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I am very late to posting this, but "The Sheep Detectives" is phenomenal. I watched this film a little while back, and it has everything I think a good mystery needs, and everything a good family film needs, and everything to make you bawl your eyes out. This movie needs more support, and honestly I am all for it, likely will go reqatch this with some friends. Anyway, hope this makes you go check it out, as I loved it.

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Well, I forgot to post until now, but I did watch "Evil Dead: Burn" on Thursday. This movie was my first Evil Dead film, and it is such a phenomenal film. The movie is bloody, disgusting, and so uncomfortable at times, but also funny here and there. This film has made me excited to watch the rest of the films as it was that good, and if you are open to gore this is a great film for you.

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"Supergirl", this is a film I've been really excited for. It's based off a beautiful comic, and a comic with a phenomenal story, that is almost completely lost in adaptation. This movie is a fine enough superhero movie, and honestly a decent Supergirl movie, but lacks doing what made the original story special. Lobo makes an appearance in this film played by Jason Mamoa, and he's pretty much perfectly cast, but like does almost nothing for the film, and while I honestly feel all the actors were brilliantly cast, this film has a bland script, with an even more bland art direction, something I am kind of tired with superhero movies doing. "Superman" had me excited for this film as it did so many good things to make it seem like we were going to get these colorful fun superhero movies with art that looked like a comic book, which this is not that.