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I was disappointed too, I was enjoying the film up until the final 20 minutes or so which got way too silly and over the top for me. I would have been okay with the predictably of it if the reveal still had impact but it definitely misses. Still a fun film (gave it a 3.5) but definitely the worst of the 3.

Constructive criticism - the lip smacking and mouth noises makes it a tough listen.

Strong disagreement on Superman vs. The Elite; I actually think it's the best Superman movie to date.

Pan’s Labyrinth is one that demands multiple rewatches.

I had a similar experience as your justice league 5 star rating, I loved man of steel, saw it 3 times in the theater. While I still think Henry Cavil is great, the movie just slowly began to sour with me, I think I was just so excited for a superman movie, but I want colorful, hopeful boy scout version of Superman, man of steel actually made my kid cry, my wife was horrified when I showed it to her as well lol

QT has said on numerous occasions he hates it bc the script he wrote is not at all what was portrayed. I agree with most of your points, just think it would've been completely diff movie had Quentin's version actually seen the light of day. Never seen your channel before, enjoyed it, Subbing now. Cheers mate.

Wow, I'm sorry you found fault with the ending. I thought it tied everything together perfectly.

haven't seen this but it's a film I wanted to like as I liked the previous 2.

My favorite is Pearl, but I liked Maxxxine. I agree the final act is questionable and I had a big problem when the killer was revealed. Overall, there are was a lot going for it and I really liked the references to Bette Davis.

Do you think the movie was better or worse than the previous two movies X and Pearl?

Bryan you must watch Europa the last battle … forget any other war movie or documentary

A classic !

I saw this in 2000, it terrified me of war, being drafted into the army etc... 6 months later 9/11 happened here in America, I was 15 years old, then a few years later people started talking about invading Iraq and I was just old enough to get the selective service paperwork in the mail saying you have to register with the US government to be eligible to be drafted in case you are needed. All I could think about was that opening 20 minutes of this movie and just how much I did not want to go to war. Scared me much more than any horror film ever could. Thanks for the video.

God bless the American and British soldiers who fought in WWII 🇺🇲 🇬🇧

A movie I’ve only ever been able to watch once. I saw it in a theater filled with World War II veterans and during the D-Day scenes, I had to leave. Seeing 80-year-old men crying was just too much. That being said, it is one of the greatest films of all time.

Great review, Bryan!! This review is paced perfectly, lol!!

As a change of tone, I would suggest you review 1972’s great comedy What’s Up Doc?

I know it’s a lot to ask, but any chance of a full Spielberg ranking?

there are speech therapists who can help you with your r's

Are you going to watch Ridley Scott's Napoleon any time soon or you are waiting for the directors cut?

One of the greatest movies of all time

I rewatched this movie last year for the first time in a VERY long time. Outside of the Normandy beach sequence, I had forgotten almost everything else. The acting is terrific, and the film is powerful all around. When the credits rolled, I felt like I needed to cry for awhile, and when I did it was so cathartic. Definitely a four (out of four) star film for me!