Spencer's 2024 Movie Reviews

Below you will find a table of all the movies I have seen in theaters this year.

I wil be ranking all movies out of 5 Stars. For a short writen critiques on each movie, click the direction link in the movie's title.

2024 Movie Reviews
Movie Date Format Rating 1-5* Pro Con
Dune: Part Two 3/30/2024 Digital 5* Everything Nothing
The First Omen 4/8/2024 Dolby 3.5* Acting, Visuals Predictable
Monkey Man 4/12/2024 Digital 3* Cool Action Sequences Simple Plot
Civil War 4/15/2024 IMAX 2.5* Scary Real Plot Photography Focus
Sting 4/18/2024 Digital 3* Cheesy & Enjoyable No Substance
Abigail 4/22/2024 Dolby 3* Fun Plot No Twist/Boring Characters
Sasquatch Sunset 4/23/2024 Digital 1* Fun Idea Everyhing Else
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare 4/26/2024 Dolby 4* Characters, Action Runtime
Challengers 4/29/2024 Dolby 4.5* Acting, Characters Time Jumps/Confusing at Times
The Fall Guy 5/3/2024 Dolby 4* Stunts, Characters Runtime,
The Mummy (1999) 5/9/2024 Digital 4* Classic, Plot *Dated Visuals
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes 5/10/2024 IMAX 3.5* Visuals, Plot Hard To Beat Previous Trilogy
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga 5/28/2024 Dolby 3* Action Too Much CGI
IF 5/29/2024 Digital 3* Voice Acting Boring
The Garfield Movie 5/31/2024 Digital 2* Goofy + Fun Boring/Stale

Movie Critiques Expanded!

Dune: Part Two

"Dune: Part Two" is a fantastic movie, deserving 5 out of 5 stars. As a big fan of the book, I was thrilled with how well it continued Paul Atreides' story. The cinematography is stunning, bringing the desert and futuristic technology to life beautifully. The sound design is equally impressive, with Hans Zimmer's score enhancing the epic feel of the film. From the roaring sandworms to the subtle background noises, every sound adds to the experience. The dramatic and moving scenes are profoundly impactful, with powerful performances and emotional depth that stay with you long after the credits roll. This movie captures the essence of the book perfectly and is a must-see for fans and newcomers alike.

The First Omen

"The First Omen" earns a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. The acting performance from Nell Tiger Free is a standout, delivering a compelling and believable portrayal that keeps you engaged. The disturbing practical effect horror visuals are impressive, adding a gritty and authentic feel to the movie. The sense of tension is well-crafted, building a suspenseful atmosphere that keeps you on edge. However, as a prequel, the plot is quite predictable. Despite attempts to add twists, the story ends up feeling sloggy and unsurprising. While the film has its strengths, the lack of originality in the plot detracts from the overall experience.

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