Monster Hunter

Took my daughter to see this last night. It wasn't as bad as the reviews were making it out to be. The action was pretty good and the fight scenes were well choreographed. Overall the story itself was ok. Nothing special but entertaining. My main issue was with the way it ended. You will need to stay for the credits because they literally just ended the movie after a battle. Even with the bit shown during the credits, it's like they didn't know how to finish the movie. You can tell that they are trying to shoehorn a 2nd movie. Their fix to ensure this is set up was to basically put up a "To be continued" sign at the end. It's not an actual sign but I hope you get what I'm saying. Overall if you're feeling trapped in your house and you want to get out and enjoy a movie I'd go see it. We had a fun afternoon munching on popcorn and watching some monster action on the big screen.

This movie offers a unique experience. It gives you one of the most genuine and undoctored glimpses into the soilless eyes of corporate Hollywood There is no love for making movies There is no love for the source material The only interest is making something with the specific goal of being a "Blockbuster". There is nothing to it but the intent of making money. There's legit nothing to this movie. Every shot you see is made just for cool trailer moments.... The Characters have no life or personality to them, They don't make any emotional connection with the any viewer I feel. The acting........ There's no real plot or pacing The effects can be good at times but its far and few in-between The fighting and action scenes are rendered useless with the unprecedented amount of jump cuts done in editing.... I enjoy movies that might have glaring flaws, or even be considered bad, I'm not a heartless critic... But there are no redeemable qualities about this movie. You can't even spin it as a "So Bad It's Good" movie, its just that incompetent on every imaginable level. 0/10 - Genuinely