Rating: Half-Full

Genre: Thriller, Psychological, Sci-Fi

Studios: Warner Bros/New Line Cinema/Vertigo Entertainment

Cast: Florence Pugh, Harry Styles, Olivia Wilde, Gemma Chan, Kiki Layne, Nick Kroll and Chris Pine

Director: Olivia Wilde

Writers: Katie Silberman, Carey Van Dyke and Shane Van Dyke

Producers: Roy Lee, Katie Silberman, Olivia Wilde and Miri Yoon

Music by: John Powell

Rated: R for sexuality, violent content and language

Release Date: 09/23/22

Runtime: 2h 3m

Favorite Character: Alice Chambers

Tagline: Welcome to Victory

Quote: “What’s the opposite of progress? Chaos. Chaos, an ugly word.”- Frank

Fun Facts: Olivia Wilde originally casted herself as Alice and have Florence Pugh play Bunny but she decided to switch roles.

The dinner table scene was supposed to have Bunny, in it, but wanted to focus on directing the scene that she cut herself from the scene.

The triggering song in the movie was written by Harry Styles.

The Disney short ‘The Skeleton Dance’ was played on the TV in the film.

Summary: In a 50s like experimental company town, a housewife discovers that the town and the company isn’t what she thinks it is.

The One Liner Review: Don’t Worry Darling is well acted and has beautiful shots unfortunately, Wilde’s second feature film feels like there needs more story that went along with a incomplete ending.

Rating: Full

Genre: Sci-fi, action, horror, historical, drama

Studios: 20th Century Studios/Davis Entertainment

Cast: Amber Midthunder, Dakota Beavers, Dane DiLiegro, Michelle Thrush, Stormee Kip, Julian Black Antelope

Director: Dan Trachtenberg

Writers: Patrick Aison and Dan Trachtenberg

Based on: the characters by Jim and John Thomas

Producers: John Davis, Jhane Myers and Marty P. Ewing

Music by: Sarah Schachner

Rated: R for strong bloody violence

Release Date: 08/05/22

Runtime: 1h 39m

Favorite Character: The Predator

Tagline: N/A

Quote: “If it bleeds, we can kill it.”- Taabe

Fun Facts: It became the most watched Hulu premiere in history.

The language spoken in the film was in a Comanche language.

Trachtenberg had worked on the film for six years.

Summary: In 1719, a young warrior sets out to prove herself when a Predator arrives on earth.

The One Liner Review: When I saw the film, I see more of a strong Native American heroine tale that should have been on the big screen rather than a mediocre monster movie that should stay on Hulu.