BrnzReviews

Lilo & Stich, a movie we all hold close to our hearts whether we are hawaiian or just a onlooker who enjoys the culture or even just the movie itself. I did enjoy the idea of the movie and some little nods the movie gave to the die hard audience, although I feel like they did not stay as true to the material as we would've liked, some aspects of the movie was way beyond creative entertainment, as I would understand certain creative changes but this had way too many changes to get behind.

I did like how alot of the dialogue was pretty similar to the movie, that is something I truly hoped for, from the chase around the house, to meeting Experiment 626 and his backstory, I did miss some of the classical characters like Captain Gantu, he was a big one I really looked forward to seeing yet to no surprise of mine he never shown up.

It's not all bad, if you're not holding onto the fact of staying as true to the animation as you'd wish then I'd say this is a highly entertaining film, the only part I truly did not get behind was them trying to turn 626 into 629, when Leroy is a completely different character, that could've been saved for the next one if they decided to make one.

Having said that, 5/10 is extremely generous from a fan who just wanted a live action just like the classic.

Check it out and see how your opinions form alternatively to mine.

American Pyscho, I don't even know where to begin reviewing this, I don't like it or dislike it, I found it entertaining but very confusing ending to it with nothing tying together. The story starts with Patrick Bateman, a wealthy investment banker, hides his psychopathic ego from his friends. Later, his illogical fantasies escalate and he submits to an uncontrollable bloodlust.

The movie has some top notch actors not just the lead (Christian Bale) but Willem Dafoe plays a great detective that makes it all the worth watching.

You should check it out for sure, it's funny because of all the YouTube clips that have made this popular, that's what makes it funny.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice where to begin? Having spent years grappling with the extraordinary ability to see ghosts, Lydia has finally come to terms with her unique gift after the events of Beetlejuice (1988). After all, it made her famous beyond expectations. But history repeats itself. When a family tragedy brings the Deetz family back together in Winter River, Lydia realises something sinister stands in the way of closure. Now, only the raven-haired goth girl holds the key to unlocking the mystery with the help of three strange words and one familiar ghost. The problem is that it is never safe to play with fire. This movie is my childhood coming back to haunt me in the best way possible I just wish the movie was made a little sooner as he's a little old, not too old just on the edge of that. I wish the movie also included more comedic references it felt very dull and gloomy which is great for Burton movies, it just needed more.

Highly recommend for sure, so nostalgic.