So this past week I had the great fortune of watching the new movie Batman v Superman Dawn Of Justice. Honestly I had very high standards for the movie but I couldn't really follow the movie. I didn't like the begining honestly but after a little while I adjusted and it started to grow on me. Batman could've been played better but superman was on point. Wonder woman, the only time when she did something effective in the movie was when she came out in her outfit  and the whole audience clapped. Besides that he role was boring and almost pointless. I feel that if more time was put into the story it could've been better, but real talk, it was a predictable ending. I actually guessed what happened and it did, well, as you could've probably guessed, i was highly disappointed. The only thing that made me happy is when Batman started giving a heavy beat down on Superman. Im more of a batman fan so when the fight scene came on I was getting hyped, very hyped. But then the whole concept of them having the same parents name & it stopped batman from killing him I just became upset and bored. Also the antagonist wasn't how the normal character looked or appeared. He seems more like a spaz. He was too off character for me which made my involvement in the movie slack.

Deadpool was such a good movie. Ryan Reynolds fit the role way better than anyone else would have hands down. The humor was so crude but it was so funny. All the dialog in this movie meant something or had meaning behind it. Even if it was at a curtail part in the movie, there would be a small joke at the most inappropriate times but it fit so well. I dont wanna try and spoil things but if you haven't seen this movie it is a must see film. The only thing I wish that could've been done better was for there to me more characters, not just the straight story. The story was good but it was short, or maybe just time was flying by because i was really enjoying it. only thing I should suggest is that if you are sensitive to rude humor or gore to not watch this movie. There’s just one thing that bothers me. The english accent makes the antagonist a little more weak in my opinion. Most people have an evil laugh or something that makes them stand out more to be a good villain. But also at the same time I guess you could say it fits in since if I remember correctly the place that fixed him was an English corporation.

Scarface

I watched Scarface both versions, the old version has a bland story that you can still follow but it isn't as entertaining. Also since I'm so used to colorful movies this one had me falling asleep. Also all the hype of the gangster violence made me very excited to watch the film because I've been waiting to watch Scarface forever. But the worst part was all the off screen violence it really brought down the mood in the film. The more current 1984 version of Scarface was brilliant. It was put together so perfectly to where i couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Tony Montana's rise to power was insane. Just a couple of months after he was moved from Cuba to Miami he went from a dishwasher to a rich lavish hispanic drug lord by going his own way. Also all the violence was on screen so it was a blood bath. So entertaining and what I thought was very funny was how he said he wanted to buy a tiger and later on after he got married it goes to an area of his yard and you see this massive tiger tied up to a tree and he's just so happy he reached all if his goals.  

Guilda is the movie I am currently done with watching. If you've never seen a film with the magnificent Rita Hayworth, she's a dime, piece of art honestly. She kills her part too being the main character Guilda, a pretty girl who's in love with a guy named Johnny. The love is obvious so I'm not spoiling anything. It was made in 1946 and for how it's composed I'm surprised. The camera angles and the dark shadows in the film set the mood. Heck, even the first line of the movie sets the whole tone. This movie takes its toll during WW2 and it is great, how Germans would hide out in Argentina. This movie has so many stories in it that I had to watch it a couple more times to understand everything. But if you know your facts then you should have a pretty easy time understanding all the historic things happening while still focusing on the story between Gulida and Johnny.