TheOwlReviewer
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I was fortunate to see the first in theaters recently as part of Regal's $1 Summer Express & I loved it. Got the DVD right away. Really excited to see the sequel. Hopefully i can watch it soon.
August 1, 2025 at 2:56 AM
I was fortunate to see the first in theaters recently as part of Regal's $1 Summer Express & I loved it. Got the DVD right away. Really excited to see the sequel. Hopefully i can watch it soon.
#NowReWatching TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (2023)
July 30, 2025 at 4:19 PM
#NowReWatching TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (2023)
#NowWatching Sonic the Hedgehog (2024)
July 2, 2025 at 4:13 PM
#NowWatching Sonic the Hedgehog (2024)
I forgot to share recently, but here's a bunch i was able to score this week for #ThriftsDay
June 23, 2025 at 3:35 AM
I forgot to share recently, but here's a bunch i was able to score this week for #ThriftsDay
Forgot to post here but I went to rewatch this & yeah, not bad. Practically similar to the first movie with the best bits being the finale.
June 10, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Forgot to post here but I went to rewatch this & yeah, not bad. Practically similar to the first movie with the best bits being the finale.
I dunno how I'll do it but if I can find the time, I wanna do something I call #Filmoguary where I look at several films from an actor/filmmakers filmography. The 3 people I have in mind this month are:
Denzel Washington
Deborah Kerr
David Fincher
Recommend some not so obvs titles? Drop em 👇
Denzel Washington
Deborah Kerr
David Fincher
Recommend some not so obvs titles? Drop em 👇
February 3, 2025 at 4:42 AM
I dunno how I'll do it but if I can find the time, I wanna do something I call #Filmoguary where I look at several films from an actor/filmmakers filmography. The 3 people I have in mind this month are:
Denzel Washington
Deborah Kerr
David Fincher
Recommend some not so obvs titles? Drop em 👇
Denzel Washington
Deborah Kerr
David Fincher
Recommend some not so obvs titles? Drop em 👇
Got me a hell of a haul today. $1 ea. At the local Thrift. Fuck yes.
January 15, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Got me a hell of a haul today. $1 ea. At the local Thrift. Fuck yes.
Gladiator (2000)
Damn right I was entertained. Happy 25th to this film. Surprised how well this held up. Cleanly told story with incredible visuals & scale, top notch acting & great dialogue.
Damn right I was entertained. Happy 25th to this film. Surprised how well this held up. Cleanly told story with incredible visuals & scale, top notch acting & great dialogue.
January 13, 2025 at 5:31 AM
Gladiator (2000)
Damn right I was entertained. Happy 25th to this film. Surprised how well this held up. Cleanly told story with incredible visuals & scale, top notch acting & great dialogue.
Damn right I was entertained. Happy 25th to this film. Surprised how well this held up. Cleanly told story with incredible visuals & scale, top notch acting & great dialogue.
Gun Crazy (1950) 🪽
A really tense & exciting thriller. Of course the robbery long take is the most well known sequence but the whole picture is well shot & directed. Weirdly has a similar yet more tragic ending than High Sierra. The leads are likeable in their roles. Gr8 stuff.
A really tense & exciting thriller. Of course the robbery long take is the most well known sequence but the whole picture is well shot & directed. Weirdly has a similar yet more tragic ending than High Sierra. The leads are likeable in their roles. Gr8 stuff.
December 11, 2024 at 2:19 AM
Gun Crazy (1950) 🪽
A really tense & exciting thriller. Of course the robbery long take is the most well known sequence but the whole picture is well shot & directed. Weirdly has a similar yet more tragic ending than High Sierra. The leads are likeable in their roles. Gr8 stuff.
A really tense & exciting thriller. Of course the robbery long take is the most well known sequence but the whole picture is well shot & directed. Weirdly has a similar yet more tragic ending than High Sierra. The leads are likeable in their roles. Gr8 stuff.
Currently in the middle of watching Season 1 of 24 and boy it's quite addicting. Love the idea of it been in real time. Just finished E04 & I'm excited to finish the rest.
December 10, 2024 at 10:15 PM
Currently in the middle of watching Season 1 of 24 and boy it's quite addicting. Love the idea of it been in real time. Just finished E04 & I'm excited to finish the rest.
Gilda (1946) 🪽
More than decent, this was really good. This is admittedly a very odd movie cause it seems like there's this love-hate dynamic of central romance but surprisingly it remains interesting. Lovely/striking visuals, crackling dialogue & solid performances.
More than decent, this was really good. This is admittedly a very odd movie cause it seems like there's this love-hate dynamic of central romance but surprisingly it remains interesting. Lovely/striking visuals, crackling dialogue & solid performances.
November 30, 2024 at 1:07 AM
Gilda (1946) 🪽
More than decent, this was really good. This is admittedly a very odd movie cause it seems like there's this love-hate dynamic of central romance but surprisingly it remains interesting. Lovely/striking visuals, crackling dialogue & solid performances.
More than decent, this was really good. This is admittedly a very odd movie cause it seems like there's this love-hate dynamic of central romance but surprisingly it remains interesting. Lovely/striking visuals, crackling dialogue & solid performances.
Watched Poor Things (2023) last night & I loved it. Only ever saw The Lobster from Yorgos but was blown away by this one. So much to dissect & discuss. Definitely a FOTD contender.
November 20, 2024 at 4:11 PM
Watched Poor Things (2023) last night & I loved it. Only ever saw The Lobster from Yorgos but was blown away by this one. So much to dissect & discuss. Definitely a FOTD contender.
High Sierra (1941) 🪽
Much like Maltese, this movie is anchored by Boggie however he's in great company with Ida Lupino & Pard the Dog. Some elements such as the bit with the crippled girl didn't amount to much in the end but the main focus of Earle's downfall is still well done
Much like Maltese, this movie is anchored by Boggie however he's in great company with Ida Lupino & Pard the Dog. Some elements such as the bit with the crippled girl didn't amount to much in the end but the main focus of Earle's downfall is still well done
November 14, 2024 at 4:57 AM
High Sierra (1941) 🪽
Much like Maltese, this movie is anchored by Boggie however he's in great company with Ida Lupino & Pard the Dog. Some elements such as the bit with the crippled girl didn't amount to much in the end but the main focus of Earle's downfall is still well done
Much like Maltese, this movie is anchored by Boggie however he's in great company with Ida Lupino & Pard the Dog. Some elements such as the bit with the crippled girl didn't amount to much in the end but the main focus of Earle's downfall is still well done