"Inside Out" moves at a riveting clip, coming off as an adventure story like no other. It will certainly provide viewers with a new perspective on our emotions and whether we or something else has control over them and by extension our behavior and actions. There can be no doubt - Pixar is back on top and quite possibly at the best it has ever been.
Despite the shortcomings, "Jurassic World" is a well-paced summer blockbuster with a strong cast and terrific visuals. The social commentary on the state of the industry adds to the fun making this one of the better summer films of 2015 and one of the finer reboots of recent memory.
All in all "San Andreas" will entertain audiences looking for escapism. However, that is all it is, a means of escaping reality and the difficulties of life. However, if an audience member had ever experienced a natural disaster, this is a movie that will surely infuriate and question why this even allowed to be made.
All in all this film is a disappointment. To come from the genius mind of Brad Bird who has made "The Incredibles," "Ratatouille" and "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol," this film feels flat. Perhaps audiences will enjoy the sheer spectacle and the action sequences but after a few seconds that will dry up and the only thing left the mind will be confusion.
All in all audiences will get chances to laugh in this poorly conceived effort. However, it is a movie that is a step back in Hollywood. This is the type of movie actresses should be repulsed in and should skew away from if they want the system to ever change
Marvel's "Avengers: of Age of Ultron" is a fun and engaging film filled with impressive action sequences. However, for moviegoers looking for something refreshing, original and innovative, disappointment awaits as this film offers none of the above.
All in all "Ex Machina" is a beautifully produced Science Fiction film that represents the best of filmmaking and also showcases the possibilities in an overproduced genre.
