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- SNlPERMIKESeptember 28, 2026
- Matthew RotherhamAugust 8, 2026
- Disclosure Day
Steven Spielberg makes the mistake of thinking a thesis and a big budget are enough to make a good movie. When this thing opened, I literally thought we were watching a movie within the movie it was so overshot and overwrought. Too many scenes are shot like stark lighting and a big score can be complete substitutes for any actual meaning or emotional resonance. And why do so many of the suspense and action sequences play out like I'm watching someone on Twitch trying a Grand Theft Auto mission for the first time? He's sneaking around secret agents by squat running directly at them, and they don't notice as long as they're turned the other way. Then his big car theft gets jammed up in the trees before he knocks over all the breakable obstacles. And when they send the car off the cliff and hide around One Big Rock while they let their star rating clear and then scurry off, again, 2 feet away from their pursuers, without drawing the awareness cone. And why is the invisible party action sequence shot like Home Alone? Why are we all of a sudden trying for 6 year old target audience slapstick?!? The overall idea has a ton of potential, and is well enough meaning, but the small details just don't line up or do enough to create any depth or actual excitement. And having the movie make it painfully clear multiple times that the one agent is absolutely willing to go rogue and do whatever it takes to kill them, just to have him frown and storm off as your big finish? What the heck even is that? He's literally fired openly at them before. I still absolutely love Stevie, but it's becoming clearer and clearer that all of his best work is officially 2 decades gone, and it breaks my heart to realize it.Disclosure Day - Runner
Take Alan Ritchson (the *Reacher* giant), pair him with Owen Wilson, and unleash a criminal cartel led by a cynical Rodrigo Santoro against them. That is exactly what this is: a 98-minute shot of pure adrenaline where the laws of physics are treated as optional. The plot is incredibly simple, but director Scott Waugh (a former stuntman) transforms an urgent medical transport mission into a wild, spectacular high-speed chase. Action fans will go crazy for the breakneck pace and the brawls; even skeptics who might roll their eyes at the clichés will still enjoy the banter and the excellent chemistry between this "odd couple." It won’t win an Oscar for its screenplay, but as a source of popcorn entertainment, it definitely makes the grade.RunnercorradodalcoSeptember 26, 2026 - Lanterns
I love this pilot episode so much. It's gritty and raw and funny and a hint of darkness. Chandler is a great actor for this character and Pierre supports him well. I can't wait for the next episode. My favorite line isn't "Are you afraid?"; it's "Are you beeping?" 😆LanternsDaevid VincentAugust 17, 2026 - Resident Evil
Typically video game adaptations strip out a lot of the gameplay sections and try to focus on the story and lore. Resident Evil takes the opposite approach. It removes any real connectivity to the characters or story of Resident Evil, really just using loose references to Umbrella and Raccoon City to instead focus on capturing the atmosphere of the games instead. It's a radical approach, and if you can divorce yourself from the need of characters like Leon Kennedy, it works shockingly well. Unlike Creggar's prior movies, there aren't a ton of unique twists to the story. It's a straightforward mission. However, Resident Evil retains Creggar's unique blend of comedy and horror. There is a surprising amount of laugh-out-loud comedy here, but it always remains balanced against the rest of the movie. Austin Abrams has fantastic comedic timing and line deliveries, and Creggar pokes fun at plenty of horror and game tropes throughout. At roughly 90 minutes of runtime, the movie feels incredibly efficient, propulsive and never boring, instantly jumping into the action and constantly changing up the set pieces to keep things fresh. The cinematography is sharp and distinctive from the very first set piece, utilizing colors, swiveling cameras, and first person "video game" perspectives to build atmosphere. The score is actually really well-designed. It fades in and out throughout, leaving plenty of quiet moments but knowing when to create a high-intensity rhythmic beat at others. There are effective jump scares and unique character designs throughout. While the movie may not reference characters or stories from Resident Evil, it is clear Creggar is deeply familiar with the franchise as there are plenty of nods to various game mechanics. These are moments that only people who play the games will recognize, but they illustrate how the silliness and campiness of some of the restrictions from the games actually translate into a movie. The movie's reputation will unfortunately be marred by people who wanted a version of the game stories, and as a big fan of the gaming franchise, I get where they are coming from. However, Creggar has done something much more interesting with this movie that still very much honors the games, and it is worth watching with an open mind. I will flag that I am still not sure how I feel about the ending of the movie, but that's a small nitpick. At the end of the day, this is just a very fun horror-comedy movie, easy to watch, adrenaline-generating, and most importantly, just a blast to watch on the large screen.Resident Evil - The Odyssey
Jason Bourne has been lost at sea for years. His wife, Catwoman, is desolate and is being coveted by Batman. Bourne's son, Spider-Man, went to look for his father with the help of the Punisher.The OdysseySNlPERMIKEJuly 18, 2026 - Christian OrtizAugust 29, 2026
- SNlPERMIKEAugust 18, 2026
- Mutiny
Ever since The Transporter, it feels like many of Statham's movies have followed a similar formula: he's an ex-special forces guy, ex-cop, bodyguard, or some other highly skilled badass who gets caught up in a dangerous situation and spends the rest of the movie beating everyone up. As for Mutiny, some of the action scenes are well done and fun to watch, but there simply isn't enough action to make the film particularly exciting. The story is also pretty generic: he's working as a bodyguard, his billionaire boss gets murdered, and he gets caught up in the aftermath. Then the movie throws in a human-trafficking angle and an international conspiracy to make things more complicated. There was actually a bizarre incident yesterday: Amazon Prime Video accidentally made the entire movie available in the US for roughly an hour on August 19, two days before its scheduled theatrical release. Amazon subsequently removed it. It appears to have been an accidental upload, not an early OTT release. Overall, Mutiny felt pretty average to me. A few solid action moments and Jason Statham's usual presence make it watchable, but the repetitive formula and predictable story keep it from being anything special.Mutiny - elona mlahleni7d ago
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CarrieCarrie Mini Series
WOW!! All eight episodes of The Carrie miniseries are going to be released on the same day!! Woohoo! 😱 I'm so excited people!! I cannot wait to watch this!! I was thinking when you're watching it on TV that you have to wait and watch one episode per week! But no! All eight episodes!! 👻UniqueMovies Deb HCarrie3d ago
Halloween🎃 My Personal Ranking Of All The Halloween Timelines 🔪
09: The Ressurrection Timeline 👇 Halloween 1978 ➡️ Halloween 1981 ➡️ Halloween H20 & Halloween Resurrection My Reason Why its Number 09 👉 The return of JLC as Laurie Strode gives this a very cool & interesting angle, and H20 really does feel like a proper and a very well done satisfying conclusion. Then Resurrection happened and totally ruined and undid the whole victory and closure of H20, that's why this timeline is at the very bottom of this ranking. 08: The Thorn Timeline 👇 Halloween 78 ➡️ Halloween 1981 ➡️ Halloween The Return Of Michael Myers ➡️ Halloween 5 The Revenge Of Michael Myers & Halloween The Curse Of Michael Myers. My Reason Why its Number 08 👉 First of all Halloween 4 is a brilliant Halloween movie. But Halloween 5 just like with Halloween Resurrection, completely ruins and undoes H4. And that bone chilling ending of H4 with Jamie Lloyd standing on top of the stairs with the clown costume & mask holding the scissors. It had that sense of full circle to it. A direct replica of the opening in Halloween 78. They should have left it there and started a new timeline. 07: The Rob Zombie Timeline 👇 RZ Halloween 2007 & RZ Halloween 2 My Reason Why its Number 07 👉 I appreciate RZ going for something different but the whole dialogue and seeing unicorns 🦄 and stuff like that is not what Halloween is about. While they are beautifully shot and have good performances in it. There are major plotholes and how they made Dr Loomis an absolute douchebag in Halloween 2009 was unforgivable. 06: The David Gordon Green trilogy 👇 My Reason Why it's Number 06 👉 While there were some of the best moments throghout this entire trilogy of films; however it doesn't justify the fact that plot wise & thematically this trilogy is all over the place. What were they thinking with Halloween Ends, it doesn't feel coherently connected to the trilogy at all. 05: The Season Of The Witch Timeline 👇 The most standout and blacksheep of the Halloween franchise, in the best way possible. It's the only Halloween film that doesn't have Michael Myers in it, apart from the Halloween 78 cameo on the TV 📺 But as much as I love "Season Of The Witch" and am a huge defender of that film; however at the same time though, they shouldn't have put in the Halloween universe and should have just had it as it's own separate thing altogether. Because if you took the Halloween title from it and don't have any of the cameos; then you wouldn't know it was part of the Halloween franchise. And yet its one of my absolute favourite entries in the entire franchise. Season Of The Witch is a complicated one 😂😂😂 04: The Loomis Trilogy Timeline 👇 Halloween 1978 ➡️ Halloween 1981 & Halloween 4 My Reason Why it's at Number 04 👉 From here on out, it's just preference because from this point on I love every single one of these timelines. 03:🥉Halloween 78 & Halloween 1981 Timeline 02:🥈The original as a Standalone/One & Done 01:🥇🏆 🎃 🔪 The H20 Timeline without Halloween Resurrection 👇 The H20 timeline with how it should have stayed and ended. This is my favourite timeline of the entire franchise. Which really makes for a very good and strong Halloween trilogy. That's the timeline, I watch every single year. The undisputed champion for me, out of all the possible Halloween timelines is this one.PhysicalMedia4LifeHalloweenSeptember 3, 2026
American HostageOne Degree from ATX TV: So many alumi!
As part of our Curated Watchlist, we're highlighting current shows one degree from ATX TV! For more curated Watchlists, go to our Profile! We saw the names Shawn Ryan, Adam Arkin, Jon Hamm, Kristoffer Polaha… and immediately thought, we know these guys! This series is a great example of the incredible ATX TV community continuously making its way onto our screens. We love getting to watch people we’ve met and worked with over the years continue to make great television together. It’s like an ATX TV Reunion made just for us!ATX TV FestivalAmerican HostageSeptember 25, 2026
The OdysseyUpdate: I am… underwhelmed?
Epic, impressive, and a great theater experience for the big screen. But I’m not sure I need to watch it again? If I watched this movie on an airplane I think I’d be bored? No impressive score, pacing of the story was messy, actors were fine, a few cool moments, but overall I didn’t think it was a life-changing movie. There are too many Nolan films that I’d rather watch over this.Ty LeetThe OdysseyApril 23, 2026
Widow's BayCAIT’S PICK: Matthew Rhys, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
(Cait, Co-President) Matthew Rhys can do anything. It may just be an opinion, but it is one I think a lot of people share. That said, I’ve never seen him do what he does in Widow’s Bay. He walks a line of comedy, drama, and horror with ease – transitioning from one to another seeming ease. My only fear for him in this category is it being considered “comedy” when it is so much more than that. I also REALLY want to hear this acceptance speech.ATX TV FestivalWidow's BaySeptember 10, 2026
NeagleyOne Degree from ATX TV: Pitch Competition
As part of our Curated Watchlist, we're highlighting current shows one degree from ATX TV! For more curated Watchlists, go to our Profile! Team ATX TV LOVES Reacher, so we’ve been looking forward to Neagley. It’s action packed, compelling characters, and we love seeing badass women on screen! But this has an extra connection for us..... Maria Sten was one of our 2017 ATX TV Pitch Finalists. We’ve been cheering her on for years, and it’s beyond special to watch someone we met early in their career do such AMAZING work.ATX TV FestivalNeagleySeptember 25, 2026
Brothers (2026)One Degree from ATX TV: Filmed in Austin
As part of our Curated Watchlist, we're highlighting current shows one degree from ATX TV! For more curated Watchlists, go to our Profile! Austin on screen is always a wonderful thing -- but Brothers hits particularly close to home. With support from the Austin Film Commission, this series brings together the local production community that we’re always proud to call our own. Add in hometown boys Matthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson as co-leads, the city we love, and the people who make great TV getting their moment right here at home. Win, Win, Win. (Watch, Watch, Watch). Bonus: ATX TV alum Maggie Phillips is the Music Supervisor!ATX TV FestivalBrothers (2026)September 25, 2026
LanternsCoach Taylor as a superhero?!
(Emily, Co-President) I’m not usually the first person to jump at a superhero show, normally I wait for people to recommend / tell me I’m going to like it. But HBO has a way of putting a spin on things that makes me lean in and want to watch. And it usually comes down to the characters and the dynamics between them. So, yes, I am both curious and excited about Lanterns. With Damon Lindelof (Lost, Watchmen) and Chris Mundy (Ozark) behind the series, I’m expecting this to be more than just a superhero story. Knowing the show starts out with having to solve a murder in small-town America, but then turns into something much bigger, while also having a buddy-cop dynamic, and ALL the Green Lantern mythology…there’s going to be a lot that to dive into. I’m really interested to see what Lindelof and Mundy bring to this world—especially the relationship between John Stewart and Hal Jordan, and how it develops as they have to work together. Give me complicated characters, interesting dynamics, and a little mystery, and I’m in. And then there’s Kyle Chandler. If for no other reason, I will tune in for Kyle Chandler. He has a way of making every character feel completely real, and I can’t wait to see what he does with this one. Coach Taylor as a superhero. Yes, please!ATX TV FestivalLanternsAugust 13, 2026
