(trailer review) - Knives Out

So, basically, it's a Guess Who? or Who Done It? Murder mystery movie where someone gets murdered and we are trying to figure out who did it! From the top of my head, I cannot think off the top of my head if I can remember the last murder mystery film I've watched...maybe The Grand Budapest Hotel, if that is one.  But the acting looks incredible and some of these actors look like they are having a blast.  It would be nice to see some of these actors who are known for iconic characters to actually see them as somebody else and not whom they have embodied for many years.

Plus I like Rian Johnson, he needs a win after Star Wars: The Last Jedi. I liked it but it was problematic.

Directed By Rian Johnson and starring Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, LaKeith Stanfield, Don Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis and many more.

(trailer review) - The Mandalorian

This is for the Star Wars fans worldwide, across the Galaxy from the Death Star to the StarKiller Base who all started foaming at the mouth and at Rian Johnson whom they think destroyed episode 8.  I enjoyed it personally, but the fan base is divided.  With Disney already working on a season 2 and the budget they are using to help launch Netflix Ultra (Disney Plus) this actually looks really good. A space Western feel in a galaxy far far Away', a long time ago.
It would be nice to see them expand on the Mandelorian lore in Star Wars among other things to give Star Wars that big huge Galaxy feel.  I mean not everything is about Luke & Rey.

Directed by Jon Favreau and starring Pedro Pascal. Gina Carano, Nick Nolte

(trailer review) - The Grudge

I hold The Grudge in very high regard.  I'm not sure if this is the best scary movie for me, but the original which came out back in 2004, I was fully down for and I really enjoyed it.  A woman moves in or goes to a haunted house (I can't remember which exactly), but when she leaves, The Grudge follows her home.  Maaaaaaayte! Just seeing this trailer filled me with such joy.  It currently looks like a gender swap with John Cho (brilliant actor) and some other actors I don't instantly recognise, but as long as it keeps the creepy elements to it and I don't mind what different things they try out, as long as keep it, a straight up supernatural horror story, told very well.  They also need to have more usage of the little boy!  CREEPY!!! Love it!

Fun fact: Although I enjoyed The Grudge, I didn't bother with the sequels and I have NO idea why.

Directed by Nicolas Pesce and starring John Cho, Andrea Riseborough and Demián Bichir