Sci-Fi Archives - SpoilSins

Terminator (2019): please be back

I ‘ll be back… to see another terminator movie no matter how good or bad its gonna be. But dude, I would like it to be good. Even early on, you can tell that the movie cares more about partially satisfying some minorities than having some heart.

Gemini Man (2019): lots of good and bad

At this point, having Will Smith in a movie is like playing in a casino. There is a wide range of expected results.

In Gemini Man, Henry Brogan (Will Smith) is an over-the-top and retiring world class assassin where for some reason finds himself hunted by his own clone. The clone, called Junior (also Will Smith) is a result of a military project.

Godzilla (2019): talking too much

I do not know how they did it and why I feel this way but the roar of Godzilla really wakes the scared child inside me.

From a cinematic approach this is a jaw dropping film. They used every modern tool available (and human experience and talent – always give credit to that) to create stunning effects, scenery and obviously monsters. Realistic, scary, thinking monsters.

Alita(2019): one-man-army in training

First of all Christoph Waltz is always a win. I do not know how he does it but he is THE best support actor period. Now… Christoph Waltz is a cyborg doctor who found in the scrapyard the remains of a powerful alive cyborg which he rebuilt, giving her the cyborg body he designed for his dead daughter Alita.

Glass (2019): 3-man army

Watching the movie is exactly like the glass. Fragile until it breaks. Then it is sharp.

Looper (2012): how to ruin time-travel

Lets get one thing straight. The movie keeps you interested and excited with a well written script. However, I have to admit that subjectively I can neither forget nor forgive the way the movie treats time-travel as a concept.

Project Almanac (2015):teenage fantasy

It is a story of some teenagers who built a time machine and before you and they know it, things escalate pretty quickly. Even before you enter the dizziness of the camera’s footage, you know that these kids will live a teenage fantasy from every perspective.

Our protagonist, David is a very intelligent teenager trying to be accepted by MIT university. So, he develops awesome projects.

Bumblebee (2018): reinstalling Transformers

Hmmm… Rebooting Transformers… I wonder, why would someone do that? I hope you get the sarcasm because this is a spoil… I mean review about Bumblebee.

Let us begin. The war rages in the planet Cybertron.

Fantastic Beasts the Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)

Finally we get to see the home of our friendly caretaker and how he manages to handle all these tiny and huge and sweet and dangerous and not so dangerous fantastic animals. However the main story-line quickly diverges from the theme. Generally it is a story about how Grindewald came into power.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)

It is a dark filter for a dark movie but if you watch with a clear mind you will be pleasantly surprised by how many beautiful and “full-of-light” scenes exist. Apart from our low-profile protagonist, whom you can sympathise, the friendly chubby baker is a perfect character with which you can relate.