Critic Reviews for Addicted

The Scream scent is gone , first mediocre entry in the series (3rd was passable), there is nothing that attach this movie with the franchise

They falsely marketed scream 5 in my opinion trying to build it up like we know the killer already and then they built up certain things in this movie too. Both films included references to Stu being alive,

Escape From New York remake) return once more to the Wes Craven created world of Ghostface, this time around moving the brutal knife led carnage from the quiet town of Woodsboro to the hustling and bustling streets of New York City.

The move to New York adds an element of freshness to yet another formula following the Scream film. A slight improvement on 2022's overrated entry, Scream VI has elements that are sure to please long time fans and newbies alike but as a whole, it feels as though this property has run out of ways to justify anymore new additions from here on out.

Scream 6 was terrible!!! Scream 5 was bad enough!!! You have all these people getting stabbed 20 times and a mouth cut open and twisted, but yet they keep surviving and walking like nothing happened!!!

The original Scream is one of my absolute favorite horror films. The way it plays on all the tropes of the genre is simply as close to perfect as you can get. With the exception of the third film, I have really enjoyed all of the films in the franchise and last year's Scream was probably my favorite of the sequels

In terms of horror franchises, “Evil Dead” has accomplished something miraculous: There has yet to be a bad movie bearing its name. Much of this comes down to series creator Sam Raimi, who’s picky enough about who he lets play with his groovy blood-soaked baby that there have only been five “Evil Dead” movies over the course of forty-plus years.

John Wick , blind with revenge, and for his salvation John will immediately unleash a carefully orchestrated maelstrom of destruction against those attempt to chase him and with a price tag on his head, as he is the target of hit men : an army of bounty-hunting killers on his trail and a murderer woman everywhere

John Wick is , starred by Halle Berry , Ian McShane , Laurence Fishburne , Mark Dacascos , Asia Kate Dillon , Lance Reddick , Tobias Segal , Anjelica Huston , Saïd Taghmaoui , Jerome Flynn . And in production : ¨John Wick: Chapter 4¨ with Keanu Reeves , Donnie Yen , Bill Skarsgård , Laurence Fishburne , Hiroyuki Sanada.

One of the big draws for me here was the fight choreography. Plenty of thought went into the extended action sequences and there was some imaginative use of the surroundings. Add to the fact that the shots are held long enough to let you see what is going on and the action is thoroughly enjoyable.

The movie had a similar quality to Denzel Washington's The Equalizer, but since Ted Theodore Logan does not have the acting chops of the great Denzil, the movie has to rely on choreographic style, something that Keanu has been good at since The Matrix. The action flowed like Neo was Fred Astaire

Pope (JPII) sens Amorth to Spain where an American mother, teen daughter and young son are having troubles in an Old abbey the mother was having restored. This is a stock family, caring worried mother, sullen teen who doesn't want to be there but the boy,

The story is very engaging and VFX are very good as well, it's more on the realistic side rather than your typical horror movie with jump scares. The movie can be a let down for some viewers as they don't get enough scares to experience.

Tropes abound in these films, and they almost never have anything interesting to say and never do a single original nor compelling thing throughout their entire runtimes.

A spaceship that's able to put passengers into cryosleep but has effectively no long range sensors to detect an asteroid belt. Yet the character has a handheld device that can detect something in space while he's on the ground. There's a lot of that kind of nonsense.

Beyond the lack of excitement there are also other annoying aspects. One has to wonder why they felt the need to put a language barrier between Driver's character and the little girl. It really adds nothing and eventually makes it annoying for the viewer. There isn't really very much chemistry between the actors either, and the pretend language barrier certainly doesn't help that cause.

This movie had very little plot and was actually booed by the theater audience when it was finished. It was by far the worst movie I have seen in a long time. If it wasn't so short I would have walked out of it. This is by far Sam Rami's all time worst movie.

Reviews: Scooby-Doo in Where's My Mummy? - I won't go to say this is the best of the Scooby Doo movies, but it was a very good watch. The animation is very bright and colorful, and the score and songs were quite catchy and memorable. The story has its predictable parts admittedly, but I loved the twist which was different and I certainly wouldn't have guessed it.

I did like the mummies and the design of Cleopatra. And the overall atmosphere there was in this animated movie was just great.

This latest remake of Cleopatra is well done and surprisingly good for a TV movie (now in rental). I saw it on VHS in its entirety rather than broken down into two parts in the mini-series.

Cleopatra" with Elizabeth Taylor a few years ago and gave up after about 90 adventure-less minutes of boring dialogue. The 1999 version makes up for this shortcoming as it combines action & adventure with the expected melodrama.

Caesar's death scene is AMAZING, even though I winced throughout. Anyone who is a Timothy Dalton fan should rent (or buy) and watch the first 90 minutes. You won't be sorry.

Timothy Dalton brought his years of stage work to the part and Caesar seemed bigger than life. He has seasoned well in the years since playing 007 and his strong masculine presence, rich baritone and passion carried part 1. He is convincing in his love for Cleopatra and their son.

THE BEST VERSION OF CLEOPATRA THAT I SAW IN MY LIFE, i saw another version but they were not pleasant, in change this version or series for TV, is special, clear, love,betray, i could feel the feeling of the actors and actress. Wonderful the interpretation of Marc Anthony (Billy Zane),Julious Caesar (Timothy Dalton) and Cleopatra (Leonor Varela).

I remember staying up late, very late to watch this. Oh man, I was so deeply disappointed. The sex scenes are worthless. The plot is even more so. The acting is the pitts. There are some nice bodies, I guess. But come on! First of all, the wax idea? Didn't work very well. The sex scenes are horrible -- they are in incredible slow motion, and it looks as if no excitement comes out of it.