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MSGAMBLE9:
Is he older than Samuel L Jackson cos have seen Fury throw a few punches before ...


All fingers crossed sha... Fingers!!!!

Papadoh:
Whoa, did anybody else notice the reference at the end of Predator: Killer of Killers?
They just tied it to the Prey universe. Solid👍

majesticguy:
Disney ain't playing around, they’re delivering back-to-back hits with the Predator and Alien franchises. Killer of Killers was fire, and I’m hyped for Alien: Earth on August 12, Predator: Badlands this November 7 and now we have Alien Romulus in the pipeline.

OhBritannia:
Straw is a solid 7.5/10 for me.

One of the best and most realistic movies i have seen this year.
Anytime Tyler Perry and Taraji comes together, they make greatness.

I have always said this and i will keep saying it that Taraji is one of the most naturally talented actress i have ever seen, she is just so wonderful especially in playing roles like this.
This movie tells you about the struggle of some single moms in USA and the world in general, it tells you about police brutality on black people in USA, it tells you about how life could change for some people in a moment and above all, it teaches you to be nice with strangers because you don't know what the next person might be going through so it is very very important to be nice.

en0uwem:
The World - 2012

blingxx:
Everything about this movie is good even the intro


I love the predators code of honor ,they let the Viking live always respect the strong

pu7pl3:
I keep saying it, I want to see a Predator vs Alien face off

OhBritannia:
Sinners is a solid 9.5/10 for me.

Personally for me, this is now my best movie of 2025 for now.
I understand that many people might not agree with me but perhaps how i see this movie, what this movie was trying to portray might be different to me than your how you see the movie.

You saw a vampire movie, i saw a movie telling the public about life, the real hidden dangers of music, i saw a movie given you a revelation about life and especially a warning on the kind of songs you listen to.

When they said that some sounds can conjure and draw spirits, they meant it a 100 percent but perhaps you thought what you heard was just fiction.

When he advised the young boy to not do music and go back home and do gospel songs, he meant it because in this world of hip hop, rap, soul music etc
The more you look, the less you see.

When she called him a fool that life is more spiritual than money and what has been keeping him and his brother safe is not money but her prayers, she was trying to tell the world something.

Like i said what you saw about the movie is different from what i saw.

oyaskii:
Straw (2025)

Clichéd, illogical, nonsensical...

I bought into the hype this movie has been getting over the past few days, and after seeing it, I just wish I hadn’t.

The writing was atrocious, even a pre-KG kid wouldn’t believe what they showed. Nothing made sense. They didn’t even put in the effort to make anything remotely believable. The dialogue was so amateurish, it felt like the actors met on set for the first time and just started winging it, blurting out anything with little care for coherence.

The casting choice was mediocre. Apart from Taraji P. Henson, the rest of the cast weren’t pulling their weight. It felt like they expected her to carry the whole film , but instead, they dragged her into mediocrity with them. There's a reason Teyana Taylor is better known for her singing than her acting , she had no business being in this, let alone being a co-lead. Her portrayal of Detective Raymond was so abysmal; her amateurish behind wasn’t detecting sht*. 😩

There was one scene where the Chief of Police asked her how she knew Taraji’s character wasn’t involved in the grocery store robbery. Instead of presenting logical proof or security footage, this heifer said, "I have a feeling." 😭

Now, I totally get the story they were trying to tell and I was actually invested in the emotional weight of it all. Like... man, poverty is a disease; it can destroy the mind 😔. But like most of Tyler Perry's films, the execution was just too flat for me to take the movie seriously. He's still chasing sensationalism instead of logic. He can tell nuanced stories about Black people in a way that leaves a lasting impression, but instead, he keeps recycling old formulas.

And maybe Taraji P. Henson needs to stop picking up his calls...

A very special... special 4/10. 💥

joseph1832:
Didn't you see it in both installment of Alien Vs Predator?

oyaskii:
Straw (2025)

Clichéd, illogical, nonsensical...

I bought into the hype this movie has been getting over the past few days, and after seeing it, I just wish I hadn’t.

The writing was atrocious, even a pre-KG kid wouldn’t believe what they showed. Nothing made sense. They didn’t even put in the effort to make anything remotely believable. The dialogue was so amateurish, it felt like the actors met on set for the first time and just started winging it, blurting out anything with little care for coherence.

The casting choice was mediocre. Apart from Taraji P. Henson, the rest of the cast weren’t pulling their weight. It felt like they expected her to carry the whole film , but instead, they dragged her into mediocrity with them. There's a reason Teyana Taylor is better known for her singing than her acting , she had no business being in this, let alone being a co-lead. Her portrayal of Detective Raymond was so abysmal; her amateurish behind wasn’t detecting sht*. 😩

There was one scene where the Chief of Police asked her how she knew Taraji’s character wasn’t involved in the grocery store robbery. Instead of presenting logical proof or security footage, this heifer said, "I have a feeling." 😭

Now, I totally get the story they were trying to tell and I was actually invested in the emotional weight of it all. Like... man, poverty is a disease; it can destroy the mind 😔. But like most of Tyler Perry's films, the execution was just too flat for me to take the movie seriously. He's still chasing sensationalism instead of logic. He can tell nuanced stories about Black people in a way that leaves a lasting impression, but instead, he keeps recycling old formulas.

And maybe Taraji P. Henson needs to stop picking up his calls...

A very special... special 4/10. 💥

pu7pl3:
😂😂😂😂

phr0nesis:
The last Tyler Perry content I ever watched was Acrimony. There's no hype that can make me watch any of his movies

Baddestguyp:
While I agree it's a good movie,
"Realistic" is not the term I would use to describe this movie...

oyaskii:
Unreal gaslighting on X since Friday, that i was forced to indulge but mann, i just wish i didn't 😔😩.

He is such an Unserious film maker, still behaving like a Nollywood up and coming smh

pu7pl3:
I don't even know how dude became a billionaire

pu7pl3:
I've never heard of this installments bro...do you have links?

oyaskii:
Straw (2025)

Clichéd, illogical, nonsensical...

I bought into the hype this movie has been getting over the past few days, and after seeing it, I just wish I hadn’t.

The writing was atrocious, even a pre-KG kid wouldn’t believe what they showed. Nothing made sense. They didn’t even put in the effort to make anything remotely believable. The dialogue was so amateurish, it felt like the actors met on set for the first time and just started winging it, blurting out anything with little care for coherence.

The casting choice was mediocre. Apart from Taraji P. Henson, the rest of the cast weren’t pulling their weight. It felt like they expected her to carry the whole film , but instead, they dragged her into mediocrity with them. There's a reason Teyana Taylor is better known for her singing than her acting , she had no business being in this, let alone being a co-lead. Her portrayal of Detective Raymond was so abysmal; her amateurish behind wasn’t detecting sht*. 😩

There was one scene where the Chief of Police asked her how she knew Taraji’s character wasn’t involved in the grocery store robbery. Instead of presenting logical proof or security footage, this heifer said, "I have a feeling." 😭

Now, I totally get the story they were trying to tell and I was actually invested in the emotional weight of it all. Like... man, poverty is a disease; it can destroy the mind 😔. But like most of Tyler Perry's films, the execution was just too flat for me to take the movie seriously. He's still chasing sensationalism instead of logic. He can tell nuanced stories about Black people in a way that leaves a lasting impression, but instead, he keeps recycling old formulas.

And maybe Taraji P. Henson needs to stop picking up his calls...

A very special... special 4/10. 💥

phr0nesis:
He has his audience, and they know how to pressure others to watch his movies, like how they grabbed oyaskii by the throat

phr0nesis:
There's AVP and AVP Requiem.
Two useless movies
You can find them in f z m o v i e s