Jake Mullaney

One of the most touching and beautiful films I've watched lately. As the movie went on I found myself just crying and crying over it. I felt so emotional for every member of the Grape family, each one dealing with their own issues. Watching Gilbert and Amy forced into the parental roles so young. Then he meets Becky, the opposite of who he is. Someone who is free to travel, unbound by what plagues Gilbert. The star of the movie is without a doubt Leo as Arnie. How he lost the Oscar I'll never know. I don't think I've acting that perfect ever. Watching both Depp and Leo together works so well, they played great off each other. This is definitely one of those movies everyone should watch at least once.

Very early 2000s movie. Love the whole X games aspect and it was neat but overall a little underwhelming. The whole Max is an adult and doesn't need his dad was handled in the first movie so this didn't add anything new.

To be honest, this was fine. I liked it a lot more than I remember. It was unnecessary, like most live action adaptations are, but it was enjoyable. I thought the acting was good and the singing decent. I don't think there'd be a good pick for Genie after Robin Williams, but Will Smith did fine. Nothing to write home about but a fun watch.

Tragic, gay, and deep. Some of my favorite ways to describe a movie. I loved the slow burn of the movie. It really kept me enthralled throughout. The movie had me on edge the whole time. Expertly directed and the cinematography was so beautiful. It felt like i was watching a painting come to life.