ricky_chin32

So I finally watched Now You See Me 3, and let's just say... the plot pulled a disappearing act on creativity. The story feels recycled just like a magic trick you've seen one too many times at a kid's birthday party. Honestly, it made Now You See Me 2 look like a masterpiece in comparison.

I did enjoy the cast reunion - Isla Fisher back in action was a pleasant surprise but beyond that, everything was just... plain. If you're going to make fans wait nearly a decade, at least give us something worth the wait, not a rerun in a new hat.

The only illusion here is thinking this sequel was worth the wait.

Tron has always held a nostalgic spot in my heart , a digital dreamscape that defined my early fascination with tech and imagination.

This reboot takes that childhood magic and amplifies it with stunning visuals and an electric soundtrack. The story is fun, fast-paced, and packed with energy though at times, it ventures a bit too far into the realm of the unrealistic.

From an acting standpoint, most of the cast had potential that felt slightly underutilized. You sense that there's more depth waiting beneath the surface it just never quite breaks through the code.

Still, Tron delivers enough thrill and visual spectacle to keep me curious about what's next. I'm eager to see how the story evolves, but I hope the next chapter dives deeper into the characters and world-building that made the original so iconic.

The movie has a slow build-up but lacks interest in developing the story of the demon, or it had a rushed ending with a lot of questions not being answered. As the movie has a few sequels, we expect more as an audience. For me, The Conjuring 2 is still the best, with a perfect build-up and living up to the characters. It was a shame to see such a good story turn into another "fast food" movie.