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Movies First: Film Reviews & Insights

Movies First: Film Reviews & Insights

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 Movies, reviewed and rated. If you love movies you’ll love Movies First with well-known and respected reviewer Alex First and his sidekicks Chris & Jessica. Answering the big question...should I see this movie?

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  • Western Renaissance: Navigating Morality in 'The Unholy Trinity'

    Western Renaissance: Navigating Morality in 'The Unholy Trinity'
    2025/07/14
    In this episode of *Movies First*, Chris and Jessica embark on a compelling journey into the world of *The Unholy Trinity*, a film that aims to breathe new life into the Western genre. With only three major Western releases anticipated in 2024, this unique project by Australian filmmakers Lee Zachariah and Richard Grey stands out by drawing parallels between the frontier mythologies of Australia and America. The hosts explore the film's gripping opening scene set in 1873, where the tension escalates as Isaacman Broadway, moments from execution, demands revenge from his estranged son, Henry.

    As the narrative unfolds in the town of Trinity, the hosts discuss the layers of deception and missed connections, particularly highlighting Samuel L. Jackson's charismatic performance as St. Christopher, whose clever timing adds depth to the story. In contrast, Pierce Brosnan's portrayal of Sheriff Gabriel Dove brings a stoic gravitas, creating a dynamic interplay between restraint and flamboyance. Brandon Lessard's Henry Broadway embodies a more contemporary moral complexity, effectively representing the evolving nature of the Western genre.

    Chris and Jessica delve into the film's exploration of violence and moral ambiguity, noting how it navigates the gray areas often overlooked in traditional Westerns. Despite its modern take, the film delivers a satisfying conclusion where good triumphs over evil, tying together complex themes of justice, redemption, and mistaken identity in a way that feels earned.

    The hosts appreciate the film's authentic production design, capturing the gritty reality of frontier life, which contrasts sharply with the polished aesthetics of classic Westerns. As they discuss the film's relevance in today's society, they ponder whether *The Unholy Trinity* could spark a revival of the genre, inviting fresh perspectives that honor its roots while pushing boundaries. With a rating of 6 out of 10, Chris and Jessica conclude that this film, while not without its flaws, is a refreshing attempt to reinvigorate a once-dominant genre.
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  • Prehistoric Perils: Survival and Science in 'Jurassic World: Rebirth'

    Prehistoric Perils: Survival and Science in 'Jurassic World: Rebirth'
    2025/07/11
    In this episode of *Movies First*, Chris embarks on a thrilling exploration of the latest installment in the iconic franchise, *Jurassic World: Rebirth*. Set five years after *Jurassic World Dominion*, the film introduces a world where dinosaur attractions have lost their luster, and only a small population of prehistoric creatures survives in a remote equatorial region. The hosts delve into the ambitious plot driven by a pharmaceutical conglomerate's illegal mission to collect DNA samples from various dinosaurs, highlighting the ethical dilemmas that arise from corporate greed.

    The dynamic cast features Robert Friend as the ambitious Martin Krebs, Scarlett Johansson as the seasoned mercenary Zora Bennett, and Mahershala Ali as boat captain Duncan Kincaid. Chris discusses how the team's mission takes a dramatic turn when they attempt to rescue a shipwrecked family, leading to unexpected and dangerous encounters with failed dinosaur experiments.

    The screenplay, penned by David Koop, attempts to expand the franchise's scope while maintaining the thrilling human-dinosaur confrontations that fans expect. The hosts commend the visual effects, which continue the franchise's tradition of technical excellence, showcasing breathtaking encounters across land, sea, and air. However, they also address the film's significant narrative weaknesses, pointing out forced dialogue and clichéd moments that detract from the overall experience.

    Despite its impressive visuals and action sequences, *Jurassic World: Rebirth* struggles with uneven storytelling and character dynamics, leaving Chris to ponder whether it truly captures the magic of its predecessors. With a moderate rating of 6 out of 10, the film delivers exhilarating dinosaur encounters but ultimately falls short in the storytelling department that made the original *Jurassic Park* a classic. Join Chris as he dissects the highs and lows of *Jurassic World: Rebirth*, a film that offers spectacle but lacks the narrative depth fans crave.
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    5 分
  • Zombie Renaissance: Survival and Sentiment in '28 Years Later'

    Zombie Renaissance: Survival and Sentiment in '28 Years Later'
    2025/07/07
    In this episode of *Movies First*, Alex First delves into the highly anticipated sequel *28 Years Later
    The episode highlights the film's innovative take on the zombie genre, showcasing a diverse array of Infected, from slow, crawling creatures to agile, terrifying foes. Alex discusses the standout antagonist, Sampson, played by Chai Lewis Parry, and the film's bold narrative choices, including a shocking scene of a zombie giving birth that expands the established mythology.

    Ralph Fiennes' performance as Dr. Kelson adds depth to the story, as he helps Spike on a perilous journey across the mainland, emphasizing the film's blend of family drama and horror. The host appreciates the high production values that convincingly depict a post-apocalyptic Britain, while also praising Alfie Williams' emotional depth and maturity in his role.

    As they dissect the film's themes of survival and coming of age, Alex notes the controversial ending that sets the stage for potential sequels, sparking debate about its tonal consistency. Despite mixed reactions to the finale, the film earns a commendable rating of 7.5 out of 10, proving that meaningful storytelling still thrives within the zombie genre. Join Alex as he unpacks *28 Years Later*, a film that not only delivers thrills but also resonates with genuine emotional weight.
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    5 分

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