How to review one of the most hated movies of the year? I'm not sure if this is hated because of the critics, or if you actually went to the theater to see it. That's your business, but I am one who went to see it in theaters.

Now Madame Web was in no shape or form the best movie I saw this year. I feel it could've been better. Gave us a little more on the other characters instead of just sidelining them for basically the majority of the movie. I do get Madame Web was the focus, but don't make it too obvious. There is a way to share the love with the other characters and still focus on the main.

With that being said, I did not hate the movie. I actually did enjoy it. It may be the part of me that loves that they are bringing light to other less popular comic book characters and not completely overdoing the popular characters. 

I do hope they give the characters another chance despite the box office failure, but only time will tell. But I do hope comic book movie fans try to give it more of a chance if you end up seeing it on Streaming someday. Maybe the heat of spending the money was causing a little bit of frustration and I get it.

My honest opinion though, is it wasn't a great movie, but it wasn't a bad movie ither. The cast did a great job with what they were given!

What is hollywood's deal with Henry Cavill lately? Sidelining him, because he stands firm to protect his favorite stories and characters? Really? That's what we love about him.

Two movies in one year and barely any advertisements. It's a shame.

Now The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare was one of my favorite movies of the year. Not entirely a biopic film, but was inspired by true events and it had so much action!

Henry Cavill and his fellow castmates and crew did a wonderful job in bringing this film to life! I have already watched it several times and my family enjoys it too. Which is nice at times, because my tastes are very different than there's and sometimes puts me down when no one will watch movies with me, but I deal with it and enjoy films for what they are!

Great addition to the year of films!

My favorite actress finally returns to the big screen in a film not very many people these days would enjoy.

Space Biopic Movies aren't very popular these days, though I don't hear of much of them anymore. Also, this may not be a full biopic. Some of it may be fictionalized, not sure can't find a real answer to that.

Regardless, I quite enjoyed Fly Me to the Moon. It had some comedy, some heart and just a great story that kept me hooked since the beginning. Scarlett Johansson stretched her talent in this film, and it was great to see her again since I don't think I personally seen her in anything since Black Widow, which I loved that movie as well!

But anyway, if you love nice Space films it's a great film to add to your watchlist!

Now going into this film I was very unfamilar with the topic, as I have never read any of the books. I have been seeing a lot of hate on the author of the books which I don't understand, but I am very protective of fellow authors.

Anyway, I decided to go and watch It Ends With Us a few days after its release and I loved it. Now let me tell you, it is very rare for a movie to reach an emotional response from me. It is to the point many people think I am heartless at times, because it just doesn't happen. I mean Old Yeller didn't even bring tears to me. Though I still don't like how it ends, but that's a story for another time.

Only 3 movies prior brought up an emotional response and I will say this film has become the fourth. I related to it just a little too much, as I have dealt with forms of abuse in my life, and I know others that have as well, and I just felt a connection.

The story is very well told and put, and it made me want to read the books, so I added it to my TBR list. Blake Lively does a great job bringing that emotion and experience to light. As well as her costars they did wonderful in their perspective roles as well to shed light on one big issue in this world! I do hope, despite the negative tension that was apparently on set and surrounding the tour, that you give this movie a chance if you haven't. It is sad, but the story has a very powerful message!

I was very reluctant to go see Trap at first. I didn't go until it was fixing to leave my theater. I'm just not a fan of the M. Night as much as many others I know. No offense, it's just not my type of genre.

With that out there, I decided to go ahead and watch it, and I am so glad I did. It's actually a good film! Interesting to say when the majority of it is in one place, but it is very intense. Kept me hooked, wanting to know what happens next.

Who survives, does someone die? What's the deal? The only thing I would change though if I could is the pointless cliffhanger at the end. Providing that there isn't going to be another addition to the story, but we'll see I suppose, but I honestly can't see another installment coming.

The trailers also kind of annoyed me a little, I kind of would've tried better to keep the audience guessing who the killer is, at least until the movie comes out, because it becomes obvious.

Overall though I quite enjoyed the film and may give M. Night more of a chance moving forward!