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Meg 2: The Trench (2023)

Worst Movie Ever

[1/10 · 14 February 2024]

I think Jason must have been thinking halfway through filming " What have I Done? " It could not be anymore unbelievable.

I thought I was watching a bad Sharknado movie.

I guess pressure at the depths they were walking around at doesn't exist.

The first Meg was not bad, I was looking forward to this one.

Halfway through I was cheering for the meg. I think my brain stopped working and began to hurt but I continued to watch it to see how much more my senses could be offended. I so wanted Jason to be taken out so he would not have to commit to another sequel.

Please tell me there wont be another.

Greyhound (2020)

Action packed with 1 glaring historical mistake

[7/10 · 14 July 2020]

I will keep this short, I enjoyed the movie, the action and atmosphere was gripping. My only issue was the historically inaccurate scene at the end of the film when you see a troop ship with several thousand men cheering the Greyhound and its captain as they break off screening the convoy. No troop ship would ever sail in a convoy. Troop ships were usually passenger liners which could travel at 25-30 knots. This speed meant that u-boats usually could not target them, most troop ships travelled solo. A convoy could only travel at the speed of its slowest ship which sometimes was only 8-10 knots. The allies would never risk a troop ship under those conditions.

Stranger Things (2016–2025)

Season 3 is a failure

[8/10 · 10 July 2019]

What is going on, the writers and direction has turned these season 1 and 2 loveable kids into a bunch of brats. Hopper is now portrayed as a moron. The story line with the Russians is ridiculous. After episode 6 I stopped watching. Really disappointed. I loved Season 1 and 2, but this season is a total failure on so many levels.

The Longest Day (1962)

Canadians were there as well

[7/10 · 10 August 2018]

I'm a huge John Wayne fan and war movie buff. This movie was well done but again places the Canadian accomplishment of the day not only on the back burner but still in the fridge. My father was in the Canadian Air Force and served in England during the war. As typical Hollywood so often portrays Canada in WW2, the movie devoted about 1 minute to the Canadian participation on D-Day. Canada landed over 15,000 men on Juno Beach and achieved most of their 1st day objectives, they actually pushed the furthest inland of any of the 5 beaches. Still love the movie just wish once and awhile we would get our due.