Aladdin
This was never one of my favourite Disney films growing up, but I watched it again about a year ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. I know a lot of the whining comes from comparisons between the animated version and this version, such as making Jasmine a feminist and all that stuff, but I haven't watched the original enough to over analyze so maybe that is why I was able to enjoy it more than some of the critics. I liked the visuals, I didn't mind the casting whatsoever including Will Smith who I actually thought was fab as the Genie, it had some funny parts, and I didn't think the minor changes to the plot really detracted from it. Overall I actually really enjoyed it, as I have with all of the other live action Disney films.
8/10
It Comes at Night
What the heck was this atrocity? The time I spent watching this movie would have been better spent staring at a wall, which would probably have more character development and plot substance. Nothing comes at night. Nothing HAPPENS. The premise is promising and the start of the film is promising (maybe like the first 3 minutes) and then it just lets you sit there waiting for excitement that never comes. A family is paranoid, they let another family seek refuge with them, the other family is nice, the dog gets sick with the illness, the family thinks the other family is sick because the little boy went close to the dog, so they kill them within about 35 seconds. The end.
2/10