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Source Code (2011)
Source Code is one of those movies that starts with a killer premise and just runs with it.
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Project X (2012)
Holy hell, this movie was absolute chaos—and I mean that in the best way possible.
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22 Jump Street (2014)
I haven’t laughed this hard at a movie in years. Like, actually had to pause it because I was wheezing. This is peak buddy-cop comedy—somehow even better than the first one, and that’s saying something.
The plot? Basically 21 Jump Street but in college. Jenko (Channing Tatum) and Schmidt (Jonah Hill) go undercover (again) to bust a new drug called “WhyPhy” (which, yes, is exactly as stupid as it sounds). What follows is a ridiculous, self-aware, borderline-parody of college movies, bromance tropes, and even its own franchise. The fact that the movie knows it’s recycling the same premise just makes it funnier—like when Ice Cube’s Captain Dickson yells, “DO THE SAME THING AS LAST TIME! EVERYBODY’S HAPPY!”
But what really makes it work? The chemistry between Hill and Tatum. Their “bro-ship” is the heart of the movie, and the way their dynamic gets tested (Jenko joining the frat bros, Schmidt falling for a girl) actually adds some real emotional weight—before they inevitably wreck everything in the most hilarious way possible.
And the jokes? Relentless. From Schmidt’s terrible undercover name (“Jeffrakah”) to the entire spring break sequence (“MY NAME’S JEFF!“), this movie doesn’t let up. Plus, the end credits? Absolute genius. They mock every possible sequel idea (22 Jump Street: Medical School? 22 Jump Street: Space?!), and honestly? I’d watch all of them.
Final Verdict: If you like comedies that don’t take themselves seriously (and can handle some very dumb but brilliant humor), this is a must-watch. It’s rare for a sequel to double down on the absurdity and stick the landing, but 22 Jump Street pulls it off.
Best for: Fans of 21 Jump Street, The Other Guys, or anyone who’s ever wanted to see Channing Tatum do backflips off a balcony.
(P.S. The post-credits scene is essential. Trust me.)
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The Nines (2007)
Some movies entertain you. Some challenge you. The Nines? It dissolves your sense of reality, piece by piece, until you’re not even sure what you’re watching anymore—and I mean that as the highest compliment.
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Horns (2013)
From the moment Ig Perrish wakes up hungover, heartbroken, and sprouting actual horns from his forehead, Horns grabs you by the throat and drags you through a brilliantly twisted tale of love, betrayal, and the monsters we become.
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The Canal
“The Canal” A Great horror film about a man a brutal murder and denial.The film starts off as a basic horror film where everything’s dandy and great, the perfect life right? But thats the perfect setting for somthing to go wrong. Buying and Seeing their newly acquired house unaware of the consequences or the house’s past, they joyfully settle in. Five years later the true nightmare begins. Not only does he catch his wife cheating with another man, but he also is shown the history of his household, all in the same day. The next night, following his wife, he is confirmed of her affair as he witnesses the act in plain sight, grabbing a hammer he starts to have thoughts on whether to do something or to let it go.
After that the horror in the film really beings.
I really liked this film because unlike many plot twists that are very similar the ending truly caught me by surprise. A lot of surprise. (I was literally covering my mouth in shock for about 3 minutes) Most ending to horror films end in some sort of resolution, a bad stop, or a continuation. This could possible be seen as a continuation but i saw it more as a really powerful ending, not something they could create another film on.
only problem i had with this film was
- The unnecessary scenes or characters that didn’t add to the plot of the story but only added to the length of the film (Sofie ((Nanny))
Things i enjoyed
- The ending.
- The way the plot twist was handled/explained.
If you like Horror, Mystery, Drama, and Murder give this movie a watch.
Link: http://www.solarmovie.is/link/play/3475906/
Edit* I watched “The Ring ” like yesterday so i kinda laughed when the scene with the projector in his house was going on (you’ll see)
Edit** So im seeing a lot a search questions that involved the ending to this film, i don’t want to ruin the ending because its one of the best things about this film. But to explain it. The child did it because the father was telling him:
Do you want to be with mommy and daddy forever?
The father was dead, the mother was dead.
If that doesn’t help explain why the child did what he did, i don’t know what can. If i go into anymore detail it’ll ruin it.
