Killa42

This movie was like looking into the future with a sentient mad AI thriller/sci fi twist. Atlas is well-written (props to Leo Sardarian and Aron Eli Coleite), and thought-provoking. The director, Brad Peyton made a smooth and watchable film. J-Lo did great as always. I've been her fan since Enough. She also did awesomely in The Mother recently.

I also appreciated the language side characters used, such as Mark Strong. The writer really thought about how people in the future might talk and interact with AI and others. Sterling K. Brown is believable as a foil. Simu Liu was a scary AI villain. Gregory James Cohan contrasted that boldly as a good AI.

Very heartfelt and worthwhile movie with tons of action and no slow parts. Frankly, if an old white man were the main character instead of J-Lo, it would have 10s.

The praise for this movie seemed like mostly overhype from YouTubers and reviewers who get extra perks for promoting movies positively. However, I gave this a chance feeling like I was about to watch some 3D kids movie with Mario characters. Not the case. The writers clearly loved the game and the casting was also wonderful, especially Jack Black as Browser. The song Peaches was written by a few people, but it's obviously that he added a few wild and hilarious lines. Really loved this movie and recommend it for both adults and kids alike. My only gripe is that while the first hour was perfect and nostalgic friendly, the last half hour of the movie wasn't memorable or really anything to worth praise. It went from an awesome epic movie to seeming as if everyone wanted to rush and finish the film. It didn't have to be longer, necessarily, but something about the last half hour was just kind of meh. The end was satisfying. That said, definitely recommend Super Mario Bros!

Noticed that there were no reviews for this movie. Probably because it's very difficult to find and is low-budget. For years, I saw one scene from this film where a beautiful girl in a black dress destroys two guards at a door. Never found out what it was from. Finally, someone on YouTube wrote the title in the comments section of the clip mentioned. Then, I looked it up on YouTube by "Mafia Insyaf 2010." Luckily, someone posted the whole movie there with English subtitles. In short, this is a low-budget Indonesian film with two main women leading the movie, Indah Kalalo and Atiqah Hasiholan. One woman is good, and the other is bad. The bad one leads a mafia as a sexy and dangerous boss. The good one is some kind of cop or something, who falls in love with a male martial artist involved with a mafia after he saves her life. The two protagonists take on the mafia, led by the female boss. If that sounds like your type of movie, go check it out. Just keep in mind that it's a low-budget film.