La La Land has a bit of a sad ending for a romance musical movie, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a good ending. Viewers already knew Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone had great chemistry thanks to Crazy, Stupid, Love, making it even easier for them in La La Land. Thus, it was bittersweet when it ended with Sebastian and Mia breaking up to pursue their dreams. A main couple not ending up together can ruin a movie’s ending, but La La Land did it in a way that made sense and established the characters’ individual dreams enough.
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M. Night Shyamalan is known for making movies with major twists at the end. Many will agree with me when I say his movies are hit or miss. He has some high highs, and some low lows. It is hard for me to pick a favorite, because he really does have several great films, but I think his best movie is Signs. That movie terrified me as a kid. I will never forget the scene with the fingers under the door, or the 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡day party clip
Cuckoo definitely has some jump scares in it, but I would not consider it a scary movie. It is more of an action thriller as there is a suspense that lingers over everything for the first half, before it turns into an action-packed thriller with a lot of chase scenes and fights. The creature is a little bit scary because of its actions, but not really because of its looks. It might scare younger viewers, but anyone who loves a good horror movie will not be frightened, thanks to its good mystery and exciting pacing.
As a big gamer, it is almost impossible not to compare Silo to Fallout, and the latter’s season 1 finale did not help. When Juliette escapes, she discovers that the land is toxic, and that there are a massive amount of silos, much like Fallout’s Vaults. I am not sure how many answers we will get in season 2, as I expect that they are going to keep the mysteries going in hopes for a season 3, but I think we will learn why there are so many silos, and what happened to most of them, in season 2.
Tessa Smith12 hours ago
Should any Suits characters return for the L.A. spinoff?
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Grant Hermanns3 days ago1
Who should be the main villain in Robert Pattinson’s The Batman — Part II?
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Grant Hermanns3 days ago1
Should Kang the Conqueror return to the MCU?
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