Tall Girl (2019)

Pretty much a "by-the-numbers" romance for teens. Ava Michelle is pretty. It's kind of light fluffy entertainment for me. I didn't go for the ending, which altho by the numbers, just felt kind of all that is.

White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abecrombie & Fitch (2022)

Not too bad.

Nobody (2021)

Not bad. Bob Odenkirk anchors this. Very violent though. But appreciate that the hero also gets his share of being punched and stabbed in fights. For mature audiences. With sprinkles of comedy.  

The Night House (2021)

I like it!

Generally, a mystery thriller with supernatural elements is one way to describe this flick. Rebecca Hill's performance, the cinematography and the score for the creepy scenes made this a compelling watch for me.  

Kind of like a more mature version of Final Destination. Maybe?

UPDATE: One day later, felt there were some logic issues. But I didn't realize while watching cos I was so engrossed.  

The Bubble (2022)

The concept sounds fun. The movie's all right, thought it feels like the bits are funnier than the whole. Those with some know hows of film production may appreciate it a bit more, maybe.

RRR (2022) - IMAX

IMHO, a visual spectacle best caught on a big screen with nice sound.

Writing with Fire (2021)

Didn't turn out to be what I was expecting. Felt more breath than depth. Maybe quite a bit was lost in translation. Or I should be well rested before watching. Regardless, appreciated learning a bit about this journalist paper that is basically run by women, and also something about certain social bits about India.