Posts by Sandra Robinson

Look, this isn't for everyone, but personally? I thought it was a brilliant mix of comedy and documentary.
It’ll probably hit harder for people who have been living in the States for a long time, mostly because the movie is packed with these cultural nods that only really click once you've actually lived through them. Think about things like the absolute chaos of the American healthcare system, how stubborn the local police departments can be, or that weird, almost cult-like loyalty Americans have toward certain brands.

I have a massive soft spot for Roland Emmerich movies—it’s my ultimate guilty pleasure. But if we’re talking all-time greats, Independence Day is hands down at the top of the list. It’s basically the gold standard for what a big-screen cinematic experience should be.

10,000 B.C. and he still managed to score a zero? Seriously? Is there a way to vote for a negative score on this poll?

It’s nothing to write home about, but honestly? It isn't half bad for a Chinese production. If you're the kind of person who lives for those classic underwater thrillers—you know, the ones like Moby Dick or Deep Star Six—then this might actually hit the spot for you. For me, it’s mostly just mindless popcorn entertainment to pass the time. I’d give it a solid 6/10.