Wife is out of town so a couple of movie nights for homer.
Finally got around to watching Oppenheimer (wife can't make it through a 3 hour movie). It was very good but I had the same qualms with it that I do with most Nolan movies....too much exposition. Dude thinks he has to explain every little detail to the audience through dialog. It's annoying. I didn't care for the editing either but I guess to keep a modern day audience's attention for three hours you need to quick cut almost the whole time. I really dug the way the final act played out story-wise. It was almost like a "whodunit meets courtroom drama".
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - it was fine. I'm not sure Burton's visual style works as well as it used to. It was so unique and singular back in the 80s, 90s but now it's "we've seen this before". I didn't think Keaton had the same energy as the first one. To be expected since he's in his 70s (wow, I feel old) but that drove a lot of the pace and humor of the first movie and it just didn't quite get there this time around.
A Quite Place II - Loved it. I thought it was on par with the quality of the first film. The premise is a good one and Krasinksi uses it to his advantage, particularly with the sound design. We've seen the "person with headphones doesn't hear the killer coming before" but this takes it up a notch. His jump scares are also more complex than "cat jumping out of closet, then a beat later the killer busts through a window". I hope he keeps making horror movies.