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The Naked Gun with Liam Neeson is laugh-out-loud hilarious! The film perfectly captures the same vibe as the original-the same formula, the same running gags, and even that nostalgic music. But it also brings fresh jokes and a modern storyline that will appeal to new audiences.

Liam Neeson is absolutely brilliant in this role. You're always expecting the serious, stoic guy-but here, he nails the comedy. That contrast makes the film even funnier because it's so unexpected from him.

I also have to praise the many clever references-both to the original films and actors, and to other movies as well. And the cameos? Loved them.

The Naked Gun proves that we need more comedy like this in theaters again. A must-watch for longtime fans and newcomers alike!

For me, Happy Gilmore 2 is an absolutely successful sequel. Let's get a few things out of the way: Does the film reinvent the comedy genre? No.

Is it as good as the first one? Also no.

Is it still incredibly funny? Absolutely!

I just love Adam Sandler's humor-simple, dumb, and always teetering on the edge of being completely ridiculous. The running gag where his sons act exactly like Happy gets me every time. Sure, it's not for everyone, but sometimes you just need this kind of easygoing, silly movie.

It's clear the film is trying to bridge the gap between the old and the new in a humorous way, aiming to appeal to a new generation. And I think it mostly succeeds. The scene where the older characters suddenly start using modern slang? Hilarious.

It's also great to see so many familiar faces from the original cast. From Hal L. To the commentators-even the alligator-everyone's back. And if they're not, their offspring are. That said, the film sometimes leans a bit too heavily on nostalgia. A lot of the flashbacks weren't really necessary.

It would've been better if the movie had focused more on its new ideas and characters. I mean-Eminem is in it! How awesome is that?

As an Adam Sandler fan, I can wholeheartedly recommend Happy Gilmore 2. It may not quite live up to the original, but it's still entertaining and a fun reunion with Happy.

Superhero films haven't looked this good in a long time-James Gunn's new Superman really delivers on a visual level! The action-packed scenes stand out with brilliant camera work, spectacular effects, and vibrant, creative ideas. I honestly can't remember the last time CGI looked this impressive. When it comes to direction and visual storytelling, today's Marvel movies could definitely learn a thing or two.

But stunning visuals alone don't make Superman a perfect film. The first half, in particular, was a real letdown for me. The plot feels flat and uninteresting-there just isn't much happening. On top of that, there's too much misplaced humor for my taste, especially early on-something James Gunn usually handles much better.

The characters also lack depth. The only standout for me was Nicholas Hoult, who makes a solid impression as Lex Luthor. The rest of the cast isn't bad, but no one truly shines either. And as for Green Lantern-I found him downright unbearable.

All in all, the film is entertaining enough to watch, but nothing special. There's definitely still room for improvement in the future of the DCU.