thebrotherfamily Reviews

Alone (XXI) (2020)

Zombie movie meets COVID-19

[8/10 · 17 October 2020]

In the film, Aidan (Tyler Posey) barricaded, isolated himself in his apartment when the zombie pandemic begins. He lost his family, his internet, phone and power cut off and he saw a young woman named Eva (Summer Spiro), the two bond each other for social distancing and prepares to fight against the zombies named Screamers. I praised for Tyler Posey and Donald Sutherland roles, the film score, makeup and visuals.

In COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people have died from COVID-19, people are getting infected with COVID-19, social or physical distancing rules, some supply shortages, schools and businesses have shutdown, events are cancelled, protests around the world (including the United States), stock market crash down, cities lockdown, movies, TV shows, performing arts, video games and sports (including 2020 Tokyo Olympics) postponed, travel restrictions, and the fall of tourism.

People have to wash the hands, put on hand sanitizer, wearing face masks or covering, flattening the curve, and researchers getting vaccines at the end of 2020.

Thanks to the healthcare workers and first responders for did a great job.

This reminds me of an South Korean movie #Alive, which is kinda great movie.

Death Note (I) (2017)

Death Note (2017) Review

[7/10 · 25 August 2017]

Death Note is an American remake of Japanese manga series.

But Nat Wolff (Paper Towns) plays as Light Turner / Kira, an high school student whose using "Death Note" to kill all of criminals. But he will become a world-famous serial killer, and was praised by law enforcement. Eventually, Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers) plays as Mia Sutton / Kira (also), whose Light's classmate and romantic/love interest of the film, who will become an ally in his mission to rid of the criminals. Keith Stanfield (Get Out) plays as L, an highly intelligent and skilled detective who determined to captured Kira and end his reign.

The story follows that takes place in Seattle, Light Turner founds a book called "Death Note", when he meets Ryuk, the Death God, who makes rules for him. Then, he writes the notebook and saw of these deaths like criminals, bullies, etc., He meets up with Mia Sutton to ally for a Death Note, to get rid of these criminals. But L, a highly intelligent and skilled detective who seemingly to captured Kira about to end his reign. On that night, Light and Mia are went for prom night, he can search for people that would ever shown. L and Light can gives chase, but most importantly, Light and Mia have been going for Ferris Wheel. Then suddenly collapses and Light and Mia falls.

But in the end, Ryuk for saying these words to Light, "You humans are so interesting."

This was a most bloody-gore, thrilling-ride, awesome film ever!!!

Get Out (I) (2017)

GET OUT Review

[7/10 · 30 June 2017]

Get Out is a best movie of this life.

I was basically watching MadTV starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Whoever gets recently starring in a action movie in 2016, "Keanu" along with Method Man, Will Forte, Luis Guzman and Jason Mitchell. However, it was a comedy-horror film called "Get Out" would notified basis of Eddie Murphy film. Suddenly, the black folks would hear "GET OUT" and they've split.

Daniel Kaluuya was the good actor in a movie and I really like the final fight scene. Because, it's more than way often than the other horror movies. But Allison Williams from Girls on HBO, will make her feature film debut. I'm very good about that movie. It was the great movie of ever made.

Don't you get worried about Oscars.