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This was a fun whodunit. The sheep were all very cute and silly. A cast full of actors I like. Did not expect to see Varys here and with so much hair. It was a kid's movie where I didn't guess the killer and dealt with mature topics in a way that kids can learn from. Reminded me of how lots of kids movies used to feel. I liked it and so did my mom and grandmother.

This was a great secret movie. Leo Woodall is great, I've liked him since The White Lotus. Dustin Hoffman is obviously fantastic. Havana Rose Liu is also great. Lior Raz is very menacing when he wants to be. The rest of the cast was good too. I usually like music adjacent movies and this was no different. There's been a few of these mid-budget crime movies that I've seen due to the secret movie, and they usually deliver. The gimmick of this one is Woodall's character's hyperacusis gives him the ability to hear safes' locks and "crack" them. Because of this, the sound of the movie is really interesting and immersive so that you can understand his condition. I really enjoyed that. The story itself was interesting with good editing and a great score. I even got a little misty-eyed at the end from a great musical conclusion for our characters. There's a few plot conveniences that are a little hard to ignore, but AI liked so much of the rest of it that I'll give it a pass, but that also keeps it from a 4.5. Definitely recommend.

This was really good. Adam Scott is fantastic, he's really been able to show off his acting skills in his recent projects. Totally spooky and had me on edge as soon as it got to it's main portion. The first movie that gave me legitimate chills down my spine. A couple plot moments that I really didn't expect and did a great job keeping me on my toes. Highly recommend.

I was either given, or I bought from the book fair, a graphic novel about King Arthur when I fairly young. I've read it probably close to a hundred times. I love it, and it helped me with this movie. The pacing isn't the best here and I think it had too much about the "creation" of Arthur, and should have gotten to his story quicker. However, I loved how this movie looked. All the sets and locations were beautiful with so much color. The armor looks so cool. Merlin is the goofiest guy ever. Every line was hilarious. Nigel Terry (Arthur) reminded me a lot of Hugh Grant for some reason. Liam Neeson, Patrick Stewart, and Helen Mirren were nice surprises to the cast. Overall a great looking movie with some pacing and editing issues.