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Tom Cruise is one of the greatest actors living among us and he made Top Gun in 1986 and now we got to see the sequel. It had so much that reminded of the first one and everybody who got together to made this movie, they have a nostalgic sense to the first one. There is so much that I loved about this movie and I will have an emotional feel to this movie along time.

I was waiting and waiting for this kind of a sequel that gets the first ones feel and emotion and nostalgic correct. It's also a little bit better than the first one, because of the emotion and throwing me back to the 80's movie.

I have never been a Texas Chainsaw fan, but I like some of the movies. The remake that was made in 2003 is still the best. This was just not the Chainsaw that I know it to be, from the beginning I did know that this is going to work. Fred Alvarez feel and his way of making a horror movie, it had it, but the director didn't made this movie into the best Chainsaw movies I have ever seen.

In the beginning, like I said, I saw too much color and vividness, every time I have watched a good Chainsaw movie, they had a darkness in it. I just saw so much of happiness and joy in the first outing of the cast. The cast wasn't that memorable, except the Texas lone star I. The beginning, I did find him to be interesting. But with Sarah Yarkin and Elsie Fisher in the lead, I just didn't find nothing that got me invested to them.

The runtime if this movie is mostly the same as the first 1974 movies and that's very cool, but this is the year 2022 and you need some more concept to get me invested to the characters. I knew that the Elsa Fisher character had a back story, but they didn't flesh in out, so that I could feel something towards the character.

It had a few things that made me cringe (witch is a good thing) and I had a laugh in it (that scene was really funny), but there was nothing that I got invested in the end.

Dune is a very well done movie with a great cast, music, visual effects, scenery and the direction of the camera. It's an amazing feeling to see a movie that is payin an homage to the book.

Frank Herbert made a great book about society and an messiah that is getting the feeling of a savior of the people. Denis Villeneuve took that book and made the best movie of the year with Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Jason Momoa, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolinand many others.

Timothée Chalamet shines in this role as Paul Atreides. He takes it all like he is the character and makes an amazing performance. Also he has the same qualities as Daniel Day Lewis and maybe he will be the next Lewis (John Campea said it first). Jason Momoa and Javier Bardem doesn't do much in the movie but while their on screen, they don't act the are the characters as does everybody else, but I just had to mention this two actors.

The music is by Hans Zimmer and although it's all about the sounds and not the music that works for me. When Paul and his mother are fleeing for the second time that music was breathtaking. Zimmer has completely changed the way I listen to music, 'cause even I now will listen to just sounds and get emotional over it.

The camera is so on point with all of the scenes. It has a way of showing you every little thing with out the audience yawning. I felt that the camera and music were really beautifully placed together and I had an emotional feeling to them at the same time.

The plot is is really good but we have seen it already by David Lynch, this time we were waiting to see something different from the director of Arrival, Sicario and Blade Runner 2049, Denis Villeneuve. He is the master at tge taking time and gets you to feel the movie.