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M4ufree 47 Meters Down: Uncaged
What a nice series - again Sean Bean is a great series actor - even better than Malcovich!!! This has nothing to do with "realism" of Frankenstein story - hello: people were never able to create people from dead ones by just sewing together - please lets have a look at the time: London 1827 and how well they showed how people lived the poverty, the places. That's exactly what makes this series so wonderful. Adding the foggy atmosphere and how few live of poor people and especially children (think of child labor) were worthy that days, makes it a portrait of how we imagine that time. Thanks for this series.
Director: Johannes Roberts
Cast: Sophie Nélisse, Corinne Foxx, Brianne Tju, Sistine Rose Stallone, Brec Bassinger, John Corbett, Nia Long, Axel Mansilla, Khylin Rhambo, Davi Santos

M4ufree Good Boys
I get to see a Korean Movie now and then, and, even though i didnt understand a word of dialogue in this film, it was easy to tell what was going on. Oasis is the tale of a mentally disabled man who has recently been released from prison. Shortly after leaving, he attempts to rape a young physically disabled woman in her apartment. He comes to his senses, and apologizes later, and forms a powerful bond of understanding. while to most americans, Gong- Ju's fantasies might seem a little...odd (the dancing woman and the elephant is a perfect example,) it just goes to show that our cinema has lost most (if not all) heart. I would strongly urge anyone who is into Korean cinema to watch this film, it is a truly touching experience.
Director: Gene Stupnitsky
Cast: Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams, Brady Noon, Molly Gordon, Midori Francis, Izaac Wang, Millie Davis, Josh Caras, Will Forte, Mariessa Portelance, Lil Rel Howery, Retta, Michaela Watkins, Christian Darrel Scott, Macie Juiles

M4ufree The Secret Life of Pets 2
First i had a doubts that the second always bad but this one is really much better from first one

Go and enjoy it
Director: Chris Renaud, Jonathan del Val
Cast: Patton Oswalt, Kevin Hart, Harrison Ford, Eric Stonestreet, Jenny Slate, Tiffany Haddish, Lake Bell, Dana Carvey, Bobby Moynihan, Hannibal Buress, Chris Renaud, Ellie Kemper, Pete Holmes, Henry Lynch, Nick Kroll

M4ufree Rocketman
This highly-touted film about Elton John that blends the biopic and musical genres together has one big selling point: Taron Egerton's go-for-broke performance as the deeply troubled musical genius. Regrettably, the film as a whole is self-indulgent and cliche-ridden to the hilt and goes down as a misfire.

Problematic right out of the gate, the film has to overcome a befuddling start which takes place from the tawdry vantage point of a psychiatric support group and frames the film's narrative from that trivializing angle from there on out. Perhaps a film of better nuance could have pulled this off but here we have camp, mawkishness and exploitation all rolled into one. The end result is a film whose tone is dumbfounding, annoying and at times embarrassing to endure. The musical numbers in this film are mostly perplexing and very rarely effective in conveying this life story.

I am not one to criticize a biopic because I realize it's a genre that is beholden to the life it is portraying. While I don't question the film's accuracy in portraying how awful Elton John's personal demons were, a film with more discipline almost definitely could have done better. A campy film, one that keeps poking you in the eye with how bad it is, will not tell anyone's story all that well, let alone a legend like Elton John.

Bearing in mind that Egerton's performance has to be seen to be believed, I nevertheless decline to recommend this.
Director: Dexter Fletcher
Cast: Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, Richard Madden, Bryce Dallas Howard, Gemma Jones, Steven Mackintosh, Tom Bennett, Matthew Illesley, Kit Connor, Charlie Rowe, Peter O'Hanlon, Ross Farrelly, Evan Walsh, Tate Donovan, Sharmina Harrower

M4ufree Godzilla II: King of the Monsters
The movie is about godzilla right? I dont want to follow a little girl and her mom 70% of the movie. I just dont care about them or if they will survive or die because its about the giant monster. The fights and scenes with zilla was great. I would like to see more lore and background about the titans.
Director: Michael Dougherty
Cast: Kyle Chandler, Vera Farmiga, Millie Bobby Brown, Ken Watanabe, Ziyi Zhang, Bradley Whitford, Sally Hawkins, Charles Dance, Thomas Middleditch, Aisha Hinds, O'Shea Jackson Jr., David Strathairn, Anthony Ramos, Elizabeth Ludlow, Jonathan Howard

M4ufree Ma
I started watching Wicked City the day after it premiered. It is an interesting concept. I studied serial killers, deviant behavior, psychology in college and I've always been fascinated. The problem is when a show just becomes like every other crime drama on TV. You need something to set yourself apart and unfortunately, this one tries to hard with the sex and violence.

The other problem I had was with the homicide detectives at the scene. For a seasoned detective whose repertoire including the notorious Hillside Strangler, he doesn't know a thing about crime scene protocol. I know it was set in the 80's and there were some continuity errors with the exact date, but starting in the 70's detectives carried gloves to use at crime scenes.

I'll keep watching to see where it goes from here though. I do love a good crime drama.
Director: Tate Taylor
Cast: Octavia Spencer, Diana Silvers, Juliette Lewis, McKaley Miller, Corey Fogelmanis, Gianni Paolo, Dante Brown, Tanyell Waivers, Dominic Burgess, Heather Marie Pate, Tate Taylor, Luke Evans, Margaret Fegan, Missi Pyle, Allison Janney

M4ufree Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans
This may be funny to Americans. But to worldwide audiences I think this is going to be terrible. It has that horribly cheesy typical over the top American everything about it. I just cant stand it. But It may just be bad altogether. The opening sketch was just... bad. Like you open a series with that... come on. Then the poker table sketch. Typical poorly done over the top humour. Oh wow a straight man arguing with four over the top characters, that hasn't been done before. The acting is still poor. Even from bob odenkirk which I really didn't expect. David Cross most likely ruined everything here as he always does. It just wreaks of his wrongdoings. But he is a polarising figure so if you like that stuff maybe its for you but to most its just garbage. So many better shows out there.
Director: Dominic Brigstocke
Cast: Sebastian Croft, Emilia Jones, Nick Frost, Craig Roberts, Kate Nash, Kim Cattrall, Derek Jacobi, Rupert Graves, Warwick Davis, Alexander Armstrong, Kevin Bishop, Chris Addison, Ben Ashenden, Joanna Bacon, Sanjeev Bhaskar

M4ufree John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
I really wanted this movie to be as good as the last 2 but I was disappointed. There was action but something was missing. The soundtrack was recycled from the instrumentals from the original. I love the John Wick soundtrack almost as much as the movie and this one was blah. Where was the car?? Any muscle car? Motorcycles and horses were just not the same. The dogs were awesome and Halle Berry was spot on but too much attention was given building the story arc rather than making sure it still felt like a John Wick movie. I was entertained but it felt like more of a run of the mill action flick instead of the badass movie it could have been.
Director: Chad Stahelski
Cast: Keanu Reeves, Halle Berry, Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne, Mark Dacascos, Asia Kate Dillon, Lance Reddick, Tobias Segal, Anjelica Huston, Sa�d Taghmaoui, Jerome Flynn, Randall Duk Kim, Margaret Daly, Robin Lord Taylor, Susan Blommaert

M4ufree Annabelle Comes Home
Master of none feels fresh, classy and down to earth but without the bore

The fact that there is an entire episode shown in b/w while paying a contemporary homage to a classic Italian movie, is making me savor every last minute of this elegant yet cozy joint.

Oh and the episode about New York got me real excited as Iv'e simply never seen anything like that before.

I feel pretty confident in saying that if you enjoyed the first season you will really like the second as well

• Rikke Lorena

Director: Gary Dauberman
Cast: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Mckenna Grace, Madison Iseman, Katie Sarife, Michael Cimino, Samara Lee, Kenzie Caplan, Sade Katarina, Michael Patrick McGill, Brittany Hoza, Sheila McKellan, Eddie J. Fernandez, Steve Coulter, Luca Luhan

M4ufree The Last Black Man in San Francisco
What's not to love about this film? Very well crafted, very artsy, very touching. Beautifully shot and directed, wonderful performances across the board (Fails shines; Majors just stole my heart away). No cliches! Whoever gave this a rating of only 6 stars has a hole in their soul...
Director: Joe Talbot
Cast: Jimmie Fails, Jonathan Majors, Danny Glover, Tichina Arnold, Rob Morgan, Mike Epps, Finn Wittrock, Thora Birch, Willie Hen, Jamal Trulove, Jello Biafra, San Quinn, Daewon Song, Andy Roy, Jordan Gomes

M4ufree A Dog's Journey
Man oh man, this is just one of those classic toons that just can't be explained. Along with Bug's Bunny's "Rabbit Fire" and Tex Avery's "Swing Shift Cinderella" this is just a classic!!! All the jokes are hilarious!!! When Roger is dancing and his fluffy little cotton tail is grabbed by the male nurse. And then when they pass through all the doors which have words that all end in Ology until it gets to Burbank. Then, "ANISTETIC" and then a mallet to the head. All of them are just classic well done jokes, it's a must see for any Looney Tune, Tex Avery, Tom & Jerry and Roger Rabbit fan!!! A big TEN from the Rizz man!!!
Director: Gail Mancuso
Cast: Dennis Quaid, Abby Ryder Fortson, Betty Gilpin, Kathryn Prescott, Marg Helgenberger, Josh Gad, Jake Manley, Daniela Barbosa, Ian Chen, Henry Lau, Jeff Roop, Kevin Claydon, Emma Volk, Stefanie Wiens, Cherissa Richards

M4ufree Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
From 1995-2000 "All That" was a guaranteed good experience, and you were almost guaranteed at least 2 good laughs throughout the entire show. It showcased new comical talents such as Lori Beth Denberg; Kel Mitchell & Kenan Thompson; and Danny Tamberelli. The actors and actresses of the first 6 seasons truly seemed dedicated to the comedy aspect of the show, and were not timid of making fools of themselves for the cause of a smile on the audiences faces.

Fast forward to 2001 through the present years I feel that "All That" currently is just the final episodes before the humiliating end. Although certain talents show promise (ex. Giovonnie Samuels) the actors and actresses are not well enough developed to pull off the sometimes intense comedy. The thespians are not developed well enough, and are not devoted entirely enough to pull off such great comedy as the past season. Although I do believe that the thespians are well enough to blame for the recent downfall of this classic comedy sketch show, they cannot vary well carry this show without good writing. When the original cast was completely fired, all the writers and Kevin Kopelow left, foreseeing the end. New writers and an executive producer were hired and the series continued as it is.

So I conclude by stating that the Golden Years of "All That" are over, and what we are left with in the little time that the series will probably continue is the humiliating end to a once classic show.
Director: André Øvredal
Cast: Zoe Margaret Colletti, Michael Garza, Gabriel Rush, Dean Norris, Gil Bellows, Lorraine Toussaint, Austin Zajur, Natalie Ganzhorn, Austin Abrams, Kathleen Pollard, Stephanie Belding, Hershel Blatt, Javier Botet, Will Carr, Will Corno

M4ufree After the Wedding
One of those films best approached knowing as little as possible about the plot going in... But it's deft handling of character drama and intrigue-filled more melodramatic elements make for a very solid, surprising and well made film.
Director: Bart Freundlich
Cast: Michelle Williams, Julianne Moore, Billy Crudup, Will Chase, Doris McCarthy, Abby Quinn, Azhy Robertson, Alex Esola, Alex Cranmer, Eisa Davis, Susan Blackwell, Eric D. Hill Jr., Mackenzie Owens, Jeff Kim, Greta Quispe

M4ufree The Kitchen
I tend to ignore reviews prior to seeing movies and I don't understand why this was so poorly received. I loved mob/gangster films and I honestly think that the negative reviews surrounding this are uncalled for. Yes it dragged a little bit, but the acting from McCarthy, Haddish, and Moss was all strong in my opinion. Sure some of the plot was reminiscent of other gangster films, but let's be honest with the iconic films in this genre it's hard not to mimic some of them. Give this one a chance and decide for yourself.
Director: Andrea Berloff
Cast: Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, Elisabeth Moss, Domhnall Gleeson, James Badge Dale, Brian d'Arcy James, Jeremy Bobb, Margo Martindale, Bill Camp, Common, E.J. Bonilla, Myk Watford, Wayne Duvall, Pamela Dunlap, John Sharian

M4ufree The Art of Racing in the Rain
We loved this movie! Lots of emotions, but most of all Enzo, the dog, & his expressions...
Director: Simon Curtis
Cast: Kevin Costner, Milo Ventimiglia, Amanda Seyfried, Martin Donovan, Gary Cole, Kathy Baker, Al Sapienza, Lily Dodsworth-Evans, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Andres Joseph, Karen Holness, McKinley Belcher III, Nakita Kohan, Aliza Vellani, Elizabeth Bowen

M4ufree Dora and the Lost City of Gold
An Outstanding absolutely fantastic incredible movie. Everything we love from the show is in this movie while still Making it enjoyable for all ages. Best movie of the year so far.
Director: James Bobin
Cast: Benicio Del Toro, Madelyn Miranda, Dee Bradley Baker, Malachi Barton, Sasha Toro, Marc Weiner, Eva Longoria, Michael Pe�a, Joey Vieira, Pia Miller, Isabela Moner, Jeff Wahlberg, Adriana Barraza, Damien Garvey, Anikka Abelita

M4ufree The Peanut Butter Falcon
This is a film that is what filmmaking is all about. Great story, great actors, great directors, great writers, great camera work.
Director: Tyler Nilson, Michael Schwartz
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson, Zack Gottsagen, John Hawkes, Thomas Haden Church, Bruce Dern, Jon Bernthal, Yelawolf, Jake Roberts, Mick Foley, Raquel Aurora, Michael Berthold, Deja Dee, Karen B. Greer, Noah Hein

M4ufree Blinded by the Light
I have to confess I am a big Springsteen fan and I really enjoyed the soundtrack to this film but unlike other recent movies, the soundtrack is just that, rather than being the core of the film.

This is a great little British movie based on a true story about a British boy with Pakistani parents trying to overcome racism and strict parentage in Luton in the 80s. It is very real but also very funny.

I found it a bit of a slow burner but it really took off and a film I will be watching again.

And of course, everything is a better with Springsteen!
Director: Gurinder Chadha
Cast: Viveik Kalra, Kulvinder Ghir, Meera Ganatra, Aaron Phagura, Dean-Charles Chapman, Nikita Mehta, Nell Williams, Tara Divina, Rob Brydon, Frankie Fox, Hayley Atwell, Sally Phillips, Sofia Abbasi, Asheq Akhtar, Vincent Andriano

M4ufree Red Joan
The film as mentioned was extremely interesting but failed to ever really leave 2nd gear the performances was fine and I wasn't bored but it just felt like it could have had another level to it and could really have exploded into action towards the end but continued to plod on at a mediocre pace. Reasonable but nothing special.
Director: Trevor Nunn
Cast: Judi Dench, Sophie Cookson, Stephen Campbell Moore, Tom Hughes, Laurence Spellman, Tereza Srbova, Ben Miles, Robin Soans, Kevin Fuller, Stephen Boxer, Simon Ludders, Steven Hillman, Ciar�n Owens, Phill Langhorne, Alfie Allen

M4ufree The Lion King
The series deserves a standing ovation, it's a masterpiece.

Each episode got better and better, the final episode was breathtaking. It's a dark, disturbing story on all fronts, but so compelling. The acting is very good, the characters are fully developed - faults and all. The score is amazing, the sets are beautiful and it's filmed in such a way that you feel you are there watching. I didn't expect the show to be so captivating, and it actually took a couple of episodes before I felt invested in the series, but each episode built upon the prior, and the series will drawn you in. While watching the final episode, I began to understand the story itself was like a ballet performance - beautifully executed in a tragic sort of way. The final ballet is amazing, and worth watching the entire series just for that.

It seemed some critics panned the series - but in my opinion, it's a masterpiece - the best of the best. If you liked Black Swan, Fame, Flashdance or other similar themed movies, I think you'll find Flesh & Bone as amazing and enjoyable as I did.
Director: Jon Favreau
Cast: Chiwetel Ejiofor, John Oliver, James Earl Jones, John Kani, Alfre Woodard, JD McCrary, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Penny Johnson Jerald, Keegan-Michael Key, Eric Andr�, Florence Kasumba, Seth Rogen, Billy Eichner, Amy Sedaris, Chance the Rapper