Movie reviews of Hungry Watching

The story may be clichéd, but the mystery behind these passengers has me interested enough to want to know more.

The writing is soft and predictable and there is no chemistry between any of the characters.

It’s these little details that make me enjoy all the nuances the show has to offer.

Maya Rudolph is an utter dream, mixing emotions with humor so effortlessly. And, her chemistry with Armisen is easy and natural.

It would have been nice, and three-dimensional, to see some of the Krasinski charm sneak into the character and give him a personality that was a bit more at ease with himself.

As of now, Sarayu Blue and Paul Adelstein are the only parts of this sitcom that really work.

They play off each other really well, both funny with a talent for delivering their lines with impeccable timing and sarcastically dry wit.

There’s something about watching Sierra’s relationship with Veronica that really warms the heart.

The movie’s John Wick vibe is fun and exciting, but the whole thing feels very one note.

The film also beautifully tells the story of family, not just between Lara Jean and her sisters, but between her and her dad as well.

What’s great about Crazy Rich Asians isn’t the story — as I mentioned earlier, this film is pretty predictable and unoriginal – but what it represents.

The music and Lily James’ likeability make it a fun ride.

A fun, action-packed spy thriller that has everything you’re looking for in a summer blockbuster.

All you need to know is that Scott may be an unorthodox hero, but he gets the job done and in the most enjoyable way possible.

A very entertaining thriller full of intrigue, humor and human connection.

Whether you watched Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood growing up or not, this documentary is something everyone one should see.

The dinosaurs are majestic and truly awe-inspiring. So, while I can’t get behind the story, I am happy to get behind any project that includes Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.

Reminiscent of 90’s and early 2000’s romantic comedies in the sense that it is a bit absurd and dramatic, yet entertainingly sweet.

A fun, summertime movie that doesn’t feel long and dragged out, but just a good time.

Fun, energetic and full of laughs. What it’s not full of is emotional, tugging at your heartstrings moments that is expected from Pixar films.

It’s a fun, summertime movie that doesn’t feel long and dragged out, but just a good time.

While there are parts that intrigue me, there’s far too much inconsistency happening to keep me coming back for more.

The series is provocative and quirky, albeit at times a bit unrealistic.

The sunshine of California is somehow muted by these characters’ situations. Yet, it still manages to shine bright and act as a guiding light for what life has to offer.