Yo Elliot! Thanks for the shoutout man, I really appreciate it a lot 🙂 Late Night With the Devil agree that David is the clear standout and everyone else doesn’t match up to him. However I loved the time period and think it was done very well 🙂 Challengers.. oh boy 😂 The choices of music and how they use it is appalling. Truly bud, why do they have club music blasting in a sauna scene of two characters talking? 😂😂

Great to see you back with regular vids Elliott. I loved Late night with the devil. I also agree they got that 70s vibe perfectly. I’m not sure when I’ll see Challengers but I doubt I’ll go to the cinema to see it. I’m torn about UOGW. On 1 hand it’s Henry Cavill 😍 on the other hand, it’s Guy Ritchie…. Quentin Tarantino he is not 😂

Great new setup Elliot, I really like it! Out of these I’ve only seen the Challengers which I thought was a bit of a challenge to get through!😂 The music wasn’t for me & was used in inappropriate places for lots of it. I also wasn’t a fan of how many times this film jumped from one year to another, what saved this film from being mediocre was the well done performances & most of the tennis scenes.

Really enjoyed Late Night - thought the actress who played Lilly did a great job and I liked the concept of this. Now I'm interested in Ghostwatch! Ungentlemanly Warfare was enjoyable, but didn't feel quite as lively as I expected it would be for a Guy Ritchie film. Zero interest in Challengers, and after reading more about the plot/ending, I know for sure I wouldn't like it. Not a fan of Zendaya to begin with, so both aspects spell out a big NOPE for me.

Late night wasn’t bad but it’s a little overrated to me. Not something I’d add to the collection Challengers hated it. Definitely on the worst list by the end of the year. Warfare-I had no interest. It’s already coming to digital next week it did so bad haha.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare was SO bland and stale to me. I was surprised and also frustrated to discover that it was based on a true story, because it deserved a film that took itself more seriously and honored the legacy of those people. This film did NOT do that. 🙃😬🙃