Toy Story 4 - It's alright I guess. I liked the first two, but was never blown away by them. I thought the 3rd was just a rehash that was less humorous and extremely overrated. I'd put the 4th somewhere in between. It's competent and occasionally funny, but never something that really grabbed me.
Child's Play - Obviously, it's bad. However, it's not all bad. The story is dumb, of course, as are the characters, but the film knows this, and does have fun with things. The new design of Chucky is pretty bad, but they make fun of that a little too (I think). For the most part it's a pretty generic slasher, with a premise we're all pretty familiar with (though Chucky is just a software issue and not possessed this time), but it's also fun at times.
Yesterday - Saw this last night. While it was somewhat enjoyable, it was also kind of disappointing.
I'm certainly no Beatles expert (or fan), but for the most part, the songs they used seemed pretty unimpressive. There were some that I recognized, but those they seemed to just barely touch on (and a lot of those were in the trailer). The bulk just seemed like they were pretty generic songs (not sure if the arrangements were different than what the Beatles actually used). So, from the music aspect, I wasn't very impressed with this film.
I did get the urge to go find Lily James and ask her out on a date, though. I thought she was good in this (and cute as hell). I thought she did especially well in the train station scene.
I would say I enjoyed Yesterday the most of these three.
