Theo Von and Jon Bernthal fight sandworms.
'Tremors' stands out being a completely unserious creature feature that makes for a guaranteed good time. I was shocked by how much I enjoyed it and surprised that I'm considering it adding to my list of comfort films.
The tone ties the film together, instead of a 'The Blob'-like serious tone that would drag the film down it leaned into its southern small town humor, even the monster kills were accompanied by music…

Adults have a habit of forgetting what it was like to be a child.
'The 400 Blows' is an important, albeit not entirely entertaining, commentary on the problems of childhood and how who your parents has a great impact on who you can grow up to be. While it had a few humorous and impactful scenes, not a film I can find myself returning to.
Turns out the title is a bad translation from the original title, 'Les Quatre Cents…

Honey, wake up, he's literally me again.
First outing to my local cinema since April, 'Project Hail Mary' was an enjoyable experience if not exactly God's gift to Sci-Fi and modern cinema as I had been sold on by friends and Letterboxd.
Integral to the film, I liked the relationship between Ryland Grace, played by me, and Rocky, played by James Ortiz. They were just two hyper-intelligent but goofy bros, a human and a rock alien, that are the backbone…

About as fun as getting your balls stuck on a rat trap.
Between 'Send Help' and 'Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness', I wonder if Sam Raimi got hit by any falling coconuts lately. That would explain why he just subjected me to two-hours of the most insufferable people in film this decade.
I get what it is going for, it is critiquing both capitalism and what it takes to succeed in it and 'nice people', you know, the…