"Margaux". A movie about an AI house that is killing those who stay in it. Really boring, tho. I was disappointed.
"Beau Is Afraid". I tried watching this one and gave up after 30 minutes. Very weird film.
"Bodies, Bodies, Bodies". This one I really enjoyed. Lots of fun and the twist at the end was awesome. A group of awful rich kids are having a hurricane party and then Pete Davidson is found dead and all hell breaks loose.
"Zombies vs. Navy SEALs". It was everything you would expect it to be. 🤣🤣 Mindless fun, a total popcorn movie. The title basically explains it all, Navy SEALs on a mission to stop the zombie apocalypse.
"Killers Of The Flower Moon". I have very complex feelings on this. As a movie, it's great. Beautifully filmed, well written, great actors. But as an adaption of the book I feel like Scorsese misunderstood the assignment. How do you read that book and think "Hey, let's make a movie about the white murderers". The killers shouldn't have been the focus, it should've been the victims. This was Mollie's story, not her sleazy husband's. I saw an interview with Scorsese where he said all the Osage he spoke to told him there was genuine love between Mollie and Ernest and he wanted to focus on that but I also don't feel like that was the movie I watched, either. I never felt love from Ernest for Mollie. An appreciation of the paycheck he'd married, sure. But you can't really love someone while helping murder their family members one by one and also poisoning her. You will never convince me he cared for her. I will die on that hill.
