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IMDb – 4.6 Rotten Tomatoes – 46% / Audience – 42% Genre – Horror Rating – Not rated yet  Runtime – 1 hour 24 minutes Plot On the eve of his 75th birthday, billionaire Charles Abernathy summons his children back home, fearing that tonight someone or something will kill him. He puts their inheritances on the line, insisting they protect him until midnight or else all his wealth will go to charity. With the servants and security dismissed for the night, the house is locked from the inside. REVIEW Positive The film expertly uses its single setting to create a tight and confined mood. The uncertainty surrounding the killer's identity at the start heightens the gloomy atmosphere. The house's layout and poor lighting heighten the dread, making viewers feel as if they are wandering a haunted mansion with flickering lights. As the story progresses, the killer's identity and motivations are eventually revealed and explained. Mixed The characters include the unlikable and rude twins M

 Justice league :Crisis on infinite Earths Part 3 (2024) IMdb – 6.1 Rotten Tomatoes – ( Not rated yet) / Audience Score – 65% Genre – Animation/Action/Adventure Rating – PG 13 Runtime – 1 Hour 38 Minutes REVIEW I Love that we get to see many DC characters here Picking up after Part 2, the story brings a plethora of DC characters into the fold, each playing crucial roles, though some have more bigger roles to play than others. The mysteries and cliffhangers from the previous parts and other animated movies are resolved. The reasons behind the crises and the Anti-Monitor's motives are unveiled. The connections between the DCAU, Tomorrowverse, John Constantine’s involvement, and the multiverse’s existence are shockingly revealed, adding a dark and intriguing layer to the narrative. Watching everything come together is immensely satisfying, although the vast number of characters sometimes results in rushed storylines. The pacing is exhilarating, keeping viewers on the edge of their sea

 IMDb - 6.6 Rotten Tomatoes - 66% Genre - Comedy/Action Rating - R Runtime - 1 hour 58 minutes  Director - Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah   Cast - Eddie Murphy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Taylor Paige, Judge Reinhold, Paul Reiser PLOT Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills after his daughter's life is threatened, and works with old pals John Taggart and Billy Rosewood to uncover a conspiracy. REVIEW After 30 years, Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills. Netflix has revived the franchise, delivering the fourth installment with Eddie Murphy reprising his iconic role. As Axel Foley, Murphy embodies the rule-breaking, street-smart, foul-mouthed, and fast-talking cop from Detroit. Watching Eddie Murphy in the "Beverly Hills Cop" franchise is always a delight, and he remains the heart of the movie. Murphy still has the same charm he exhibited in the original films, though the jokes don't quite hit as hard as they used to. However, there are still a few laughs to be found. The story pick

 IMDb - 7.1 Rotten Tomatoes - 80% Genre - Action, Sci-fi  Rating - PG 13 Runtime - 2 hour 25 minutes  Director - Wes Ball   Cast - Owen Teague, Freya Allan, Peter Macon, Eka Darville, Kevin Durand REVIEW "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" (2024) takes place many years after the events of "War for the Planet of the Apes," long after the death of Caesar. Human civilization has collapsed, leaving buildings in ruins, overtaken by nature. Apes now dominate the world, forming tribes, clans, and even kingdoms. Humans, no longer at the top of the food chain, have lost the ability to speak due to a virus. Wes Ball’s direction brings a fresh vision to the franchise, balancing action with thoughtful storytelling. The world-building is superb, with stunning visual effects and CGI that create a believable post-apocalyptic landscape. The action sequences are exciting, and the sound design complements the visual storytelling, adding to the immersive experience. The depiction of

PLOT After Garfield's unexpected reunion with his long-lost father, ragged alley cat Vic, he and his canine friend Odie are forced from their perfectly pampered lives to join Vic on a risky heist. REVIEW "The Garfield Movie" reimagines the popular comic strip with an origin narrative that dives into the family conflict between our beloved feline and his estranged father. Garfield was abandoned as a kitten for unclear reasons, and his journey from abandonment to adoption by a kind-hearted diner customer sets the tone for this animated story. As the lazy, Monday-hating, lasagna-loving feline we all know, Garfield's antics are as expected. However, the film's appeal appears to be mostly directed at children under the age of 11. For those looking for a nostalgic hit, the film may fall short. The story concentrates around Garfield's daddy issues and his father's attempt at reconciliation. Unfortunately, the jokes went flat with me. While the animation is vibran

  PLOT While investigating a car theft ring, Axel Foley stumbles upon a much larger operation: the same men who killed his boss are running a counterfeit money ring out of a theme park in Los Angeles. REVIEW *Beverly Hills Cop III* attempts to reproduce the charm of the earlier films, but falls short in various ways. Compared to the first and second films, this chapter falls short, making it the franchise's poorest entry. While it begins with explosive action, it quickly deteriorates. Eddie Murphy's portrayal is more serious, which means fewer jokes and less energy than in prior films. The humor feels inconsistent, and the plot lacks the sharpness and cohesion of previous installments. This time, the plot is less compelling, with predictable twists. It follows Axel Foley's investigation into his boss's death against the backdrop of an amusement park. Overall, the picture lacks the charm of its predecessors. My Screen Times Score - 4 IMdb - 5.5 Rotten Tomatoes - 11% | Au

PLOT Beverly Hills Cop II tells the story of Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy), a Detroit cop who returns to Beverly Hills after his friend and superior, Captain Bogomil (Ronny Cox), is shot. Foley teams up with detectives Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) and John Taggart (John Ashton) to investigate a string of crimes tied to a criminal mastermind. REVIEW Beverly Hills Cop II" is the sequel to "Beverly Hills Cop" (1984). The premise stays the same, but with more action and a deeper detective plot, building on the original film's basics. Eddie Murphy shines as the main star, providing his trademark loud, rule-breaking performance. The original supporting actors return and do a great job, maintaining their chemistry and adding to the film's appeal. The action is more intense, featuring numerous explosions and extensive damage. This time, there are more detective sequences, adding depth to the storyline. While the plot is predictable, with the bad guys' actions reveale

  PLOT Beverly Hills Cop (1984) tells the story of Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy), a streetwise Detroit officer who travels to Beverly Hills to investigate the murder of his closest buddy. His unusual ways clash with the Beverly Hills police department's by-the-book approach, resulting in a variety of funny and thrilling scenarios. Eddie Murphy played Detective Axel Foley. He does not follow the rules, and while talented, he is also irresponsible. He was finally reunited with his friend. After a night of drinking, they return to their flat, where Foley is knocked unconscious and his companion is shot on the spot. Determined to find his friend's murderer, Foley takes a "vacation" to Beverly Hills to investigate. REVIEW Beverly Hills Cop* is a classic 1980s action comedy that propelled Eddie Murphy to superstardom. It is an action-detective film that solves crimes in a lighthearted manner using soft comedy. Eddie Murphy's performance is the heart of the film, showcasing

PLOT The Watchers follows Mina, a 28-year old artist who gets stranded in an expansive, untouched forest in western Ireland. When Mina finds shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped alongside three strangers that are watched and stalked by mysterious creatures each night. REVIEW When you hear an unexpected noise when alone in your room, it sends shivers down your spine. No one likes the feeling of being watched, and the thought is enough to creep anyone out. This film taps into the fear of the unknown with that concept plus sound effects. The hauntingly gorgeous backdrop of Ireland's enormous woodlands and craggy landscapes heightens the sensation of isolation. Mina is on a journey when her car breaks down, stranding her in the forest. She soon meets three other lost people, and together they seek sanctuary in an unusual building with one wall totally made of glass, reflecting only their own images. Every night, they are stalked by mysterious creatures that observe them through