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note:  This is not really a review...it's more of my personal feelings and observations about this movie Written by Christina Hodson Directed by Travis Knight Wow.  I think this is my favourite Transformers movie.  I was actually thinking of how I would be able to give justice to this movie, but I also did not want to overthink it. After my fight with my thrombosis in the legs and thighs this was the second movie I watched inside a theatre, but the only one I want to talk about.  The first one was good, but it didn't really touch my heart that much.  To each his own. I really like this prequel.  The timeline of this movie is three years after I became aware of Hasbro's Transformers.  A lot of people love/loved it, but of course, there were those who didn't because they thought it was too cheesy/sappy. Some were saying they did not like it because it lacked originality, but didn't they realise that the script was actually paying homage to...

( source ) The Spy Who Dumped Me tells the story of Audrey (Kunis) and Morgan (McKinnon), two best friends who unwittingly become entangled in an international conspiracy when one of the women discovers the boyfriend who dumped her was actually a spy.-WWW Initial release :  25 July 2018 ( Westwood ) Director :  Susanna Fogel Music composed by :  Tyler Bates Screenplay :  Susanna Fogel ,  David Iserson Production companies :  Lionsgate Films ,  Lionsgate ,  Imagine Entertainment ,  Central Partnership Producers :  Brian Grazer ,  Guy Riedel ,  Erica Huggins Honestly, I did not think I would enjoy this film.  I was just tagging along because my folks wanted to watch this.  They tagged along with me as I watched BuyBust, so I tagged along with them. It's not the best comedy of errors...dang, it's not even the best spy film, but it has its merits.  The scenes w...

‘The Girl On The Train’: 11 Important Differences Between The Bestselling Book And Its New Big Screen Adaptation   (click the link if you must, but I may as well tell you that there are lots of spoilers) THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN's trailer was very intriguing.  I have never read the book before, but I was compelled to watch this because of the teaser. The story was very interesting and I kept on guessing who the real culprit was.  In the middle of the film I made a wild guess and I was right. It was acted well by everyone, most especially the deglamorized Emily Blunt, but you cannot discount all the actors' efforts and skills.  We had a heavy feeling after the movie.  We could not decide if we liked it or not. We weighed the pros and cons and decided that it was not the best film ever, but it had a good story and subplots. Ergo, we sort of liked it.   Commuter Rachel Watson (Emily Blunt) catches daily glim...