Damian's Empire

  After the events of the battle between Iron-Man and Captain America. Peter Parker (Tom Holland) returns home with his new suit given to him by Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) with abilities given by the technology paired into the suit Peter would have to wait to be New York's Hero Spider-Man, it wouldn't be long when a villain named Adrian Toomes calling himself The Vulture (Michael Keaton) hits the streets with weapon's made with alien technology threatens New York and all that Peter holds dear.   First off This was a great way of making a new Spider-Man story/reboot, best part to this film was  making little to none introduction to Spider-Man's origin story. What made this film so very well executed was casting as Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man to be in media he's got the voice and characteristic's of Spider-Man, Tom makes a true Peter Parker as he plays very well the 15-16 year old panicked/nerdy/geeky Parker we know from the comics not some guy that'

       First Tom Clancy film I've ever watched and this was just amazing to watch, I loved this film! It was very realistic and thrilling to say the least.   After John Clark an elite Navy SEAL returns home only to witness Russians kill his pregnant wife, John seeks out revenge by going on a mission that sends him to the one responsible, meanwhile John is sent to also figure out a conspired plot that could engulf an all out war with the US and Russia.   Michael B. Jordan known to play as Adonis Johnson Creed (2015) and Creed 2 (2018) and Erik Killmonger in Black Panther (2018), plays a fantastic character as he plays an emotional and stubborn John Clark very well.   This film was fantastic and it felt very realistic. When it comes to these kind of movies as far as the one's I've seen, they always have a brave character that's ready and skilled to fight anything, but this film has a character that is cautious to the battle and gunfire, yet John still obviously has the gu

      When meteors are ready to hit the earth it's up to John Garrity (Gerard Butler) to help his wife and son reach a bunker in Greenland, but it comes as a challenge as the journey comes as unsettling and not easy.   For a natural disaster type film this is the first one that made me feel like I was feeling how scary it is to experience the character was having and the fear of what's happening.   What I absolutely love about this film is it wasn't something crazy it's more of a earthly  disaster film that feels more real, this film doesn't go to the extreme fiction of aliens or a shark tornado it absolutely made me feel like I could go through this situation.   Casting is so well done as Gerard Butler is such a well known actor in his roles of Phantom of The Opera (2004), 300 (2006), P.S I Love You (2007). Morena Baccarin known for Deadpool (2018) and Gotham (2015-2019). Scott Glenn known for The Silence of The Lambs (1991).   This movie was just like watching Pat

    After writing a review on Mortal Kombat (2021) I thought I should give a review on Assassin's Creed (2016).   I've been a fan of the Assassin's Creed franchise ever since I bought my Xbox One with Assassin's Creed lV Black Flag and Assassin's Creed Unity bundle. So after two years, the first official Assassin's Creed film would hit it's trailers and I had to watch this movie and after owning it on mobile I watched it four times and grew to notice that this movie is good in my opinion, in at least bringing Assassin's Creed games to the big screen, yet I have to be honest to myself and see it's flaws.   I have to say this movie has a great story as the story isn't about our first Assassin in the very first game Altair Ibn- La'Ahad and doesn't take place in the same time period, in this movie we're given a new character that's not in the games named Callum "Cal"  Lynch (Michael Fassbender) an ancestor of Aguilar De Nerh