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Half-Assed Movie Reviews, Volume One

Yeah, I know. Deal with it.

Black Panther. I thought this movie was one of the rare films that lives up to the hype surrounding it. It was a fun movie with a good story and some badass female POC characters. 

I Can Only Imagine. Not sure what compelled me to see this one, but it was actually very good. Pretty feel-good movie. I have nothing against very ardent Christians, even though sometimes I don't feel very accepted by them, which was the only hang-up I had with this film.

The Avengers: Infinity War. A little soul-crushing and far far far too long. Not enough ScarJo. Boo, hiss, etc. (I did like it, tho.)

Solo. I never saw "The Last Jedi" - I got the demon flu the day I was supposed to see it and watched some documentary about bearded ladies instead (true story). Nonetheless, enjoyable popcorn flick.

Hereditary. Big fat NOPE. N-O-P-E. (My friend Hattie made the perfect meme about it, which you can see here.)

Next up? Won't You Be My Neighbor. I expect to like this movie the most of everything I mentioned previously. I'm also (lol) low-key considering seeing Gotti. 




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