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I have to decided to announce that I will be selective on the films I watch.

I was never really a big cinema lover from the start, this was my decision that I have been wanting to say for a while but I will be talking about the things I like and that's my choice. I hate making people upset but this was just the announcement that I have been wanting to make. I also quitted my dream career as an actor/writer/director and instead will be dreaming of a different career.

So, in conclusion. That's the announcement.

SPOILERS AHEAD — IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT, CLICK AWAY.

Thunderbolts* is surprisingly amazing.

"Yeeesssssssss! Yeeeeaaa—"

I went into the theater with low expectations because I didn't know what to expect from this movie and I gotta say, this delivered way more than what I was expecting. I've been mixed on the current MCU movies because I'm going to be real, some of the current MCU films are either okay, mid or just straight up garbage aside from the good ones and Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 literally being the only GREAT MCU movie.

So, seeing a grounded, character-driven movie with a group of anti-hero's was such a breath of fresh air, not only for me but also for the MCU. People thought this was gonna be Marvel's version to Suicide Squad but you can clearly tell, they went with a different direction. This movie is basically a Mental Health Awareness movie and it tackles in depression, loneliness and self-worth, it's easily the most unique comic book movies we've gotten in years.

What I love about this movie is that it takes itself seriously on the serious parts and doesn't end with a joke, that's what makes this movie so entertaining. The antiheroes we're also main stars of the film, you care about them and you wanna see more of them, every single member of the Thunderbolts team got their chance to shine. The chemistry between the team might the best chemistry I've seen since Guardians of the Galaxy.

The standouts definitely gotta be Yelena and Sentry. People thought they we're going to nerf Sentry in this movie but they we're wrong, he's very OP and The Void is a great villain and might be a Top 10 MCU villain. The Sentry character being an allegory for mental health is genius.

Bucky has his aura back, I'm so glad they didn't nerf him, he's badass in this movie. Ghost and U.S. Agent we're also great. Oh, and Chore Commander getting killed by Ghost made me happy to the point where I just said good riddance. This movie also has a lot of practically, the action was also badass and the jokes we're really funny. The first two acts we're grounded but the third act completely flips the script.

The third act was basically the creatives being creative and it feels like a horrific nightmare. This movie was really dark like oh my gosh, I was not expecting that. This movie also has a heart put into it and has a lot of emotional bits and these characters feel real that you can connect with them. Lastly, this film also does a great job in catching up it's audience, in case they didn't see anything before this and the film is mostly a standalone film with some setups here and there but when they do set things up, it's exciting.

Anyways, I don't have any negatives to say about this movie cause it was just a really good Marvel movie. Spoilers ahead, there's a mid-credits scene where it's setting up The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday and I cannot wait for the Thunderbolts to appear in Doomsday and I am super hyped for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. 9/10, great job Kevin Feige, Jake Schreier and the rest of crew for making this movie.

Michael B. Jordan, Ryan Coogler and Ludwig Göransson are really the holy trinity of film.

10/10, GO WATCH IT PLEASE!!!

I have just seen Good Will Hunting, so here's my review.

Sorry, I had to hit that one final time with this quote before I officially move on from that quote because I'm just gonna be doing simple reviews but enough chatting, let's get in to the review.

My first film to watch in the big year 2025, Thoughts on the film? Cinema. The fact that I missed out on this is criminal and I felt ashamed of that. This movie is fantastic, one of the greatest films of all time. The story, the cinematography, the emotional beats and the acting is so good. My expectations we're really low because I was expecting just a movie that has good acting, cinematography, story and emotional beats but dude, it is so much more than that.

Robin Williams, just proves why he's one of the greatest actors of all time, he gives a star-stellar performance as Sean Maguire, he is fantastic, Rest in peace to Robin, we will miss you. Matt Damon never fails to be a perfect actor playing Will Hunting, he goes from being a janitor to an genius and that's what I really like about this film, the emotion was really good and shows you that this film is a masterpiece.

I also love the story because it's interesting and intriguing and I just gotta give props to Ben and Matt for writing this movie. The cinematography was dope and brilliant. The ending gave me a shed and it's just so good. I don't got anything else to say but I will give it a 10/10.

I have just seen Sonic the Hedgehog 3, so here's my review.

I was excited for this movie, the moment they showed Shadow in the post-credits scene of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and then came to the first trailer, the posters and the final trailer, my hype was off the charts because I'm finally seeing the live action debut of Shadow the Hedgehog on the big screen and now that I finally see it, I hate to be Matt Ramos right now, I liked this movie but I just didn't love it.

I know, I know hear me out. Let's start with the pros and the cons to this review.

The Pros:

• Keanu Reeves as Shadow the Hedgehog is one of the best castings ever. He did a fantastic job as the character and truly delivers the emotional beats and the seriousness and the guiltiness of the character. His backstory is devastating, he was a Hedgehog who landed on Earth and loved Maria but the government thinks he was dangerous and couldn't be trusted. I feel bad for Shadow, he went through all this pain and loss and he's just one of those characters where you truly feel bad for him.

• I just love seeing Jim Carrey being Jim Carrey as both Ivo and Gerald Robotnik, you can tell he loves having funny with these films and bring us that comedic in him.

• The action is one of the best in the entire Sonic trilogy by far. I mean that fight scene between Sonic and Shadow felt like an Dragon Ball Z fight come to life in live action and man, I was locked the fuck in.

• The animation is really good, I was not expecting the animation to be good.

• I loved Ben Schwartz as Sonic, he gives the comedic aspects but still delivers the serious and emotional aspects when it needs to be.

The Cons:

While I do think that Sonic 3 is a good movie, it suffers it's issues.

• The film feels completely rushed that I noticed when watching this movie, because it's trying to get to the action and the emotional scenes which I had some criticisms with this film.

• The pacing feels okay or decent at times, it's not as good as Sonic 2.

• The emotional beats hit hard but not as hard as Sonic 2 and Sonic 1.

• Lastly, my last criticism is that there's some moments between Tom and Maddie that I just didn't like, it was just unnecessary.

Overall, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 was a film that I liked but didn't love. It has the best action, fantastic performances by Carrey and Reeves and has good animation but felt rushed, the pacing is not as great and the emotional beats are hard but not as hard as Sonic 2 and Sonic 1, but regardless I still liked it. 8/10, Good Film but Rushed.

Also, Spoilers Ahead. 3, 2, 1. AMY ROSE APPEARS BY THE END OF THE FILM OH MY GOSH. I can't wait for Sonic 4 man.

I have just seen Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning, so here's my review.

This movie is one of those movies where I just experience the movie itself to be entertained for the most part and I get it because it's an experience, that being said, this was fantastic. The film did a great job on everything I expected to be including the story, the action, the score, the cinematography, the visuals and the villain, it's just so great at what it does.

Christopher McQuarrie went all out with this movie and my gosh, I was entertained and putted a smile on my face for the most part. Tom Cruise is still badass as Ethan Hunt, he gives a really great performance as the character, his character arc was written perfectly and his chemistry with Grace was off the charts. Hayley Atwell did a badass job as Grace, she's funny, she's serious but she's also emotional as she needs to be.

The action is top tier right behind Fallout, I mean that final train fight scene alone is like anything I could imagine, a practical fight on a train. The cinematography and the visuals are glorious as expected and the score was just peak, every song is like perfection at best. I also gotta mention that the emotional beats still hit the same and that's what makes the perfect acting, a great script and dialogue into perfection.

Esai Morales as Gabriel is my fourth favorite villain from the Mission: Impossible franchise behind Henry Cavill's John Lark, Sean Harris's Solomon Lane and Philip Seymour Hoffman's Owen Davian, this guy here does a phenomenal performance as the villain and he's serious and a absolute menace and we need more villains like this in more movies nowadays if I'm being honest myself and the ending was exciting and perfect at best and sets up a lot to The Final Reckoning and I honestly just can't wait to see the next journey with Ethan Hunt and his crew once again and I'm curious to see how it executes after the events of Dead Reckoning, Holy shit.

Overall, Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning was an pleasant surprise and this is one of the best films in the franchise behind Fallout, it's emotional when it needs to be, Christopher McQuarrie locked in with this movie, Tom Cruise still delivers, Esai Morales gives a phenomenal villain performance, Hayley Atwell did a badass job as Grace and the script is just oh my god, so good man. 10/10, This is what I call great action movie.

Now, onto the main event

"Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning - In Theaters May 23"

I have just seen Mission: Impossible — Fallout, and man, they cooked.

This is easily one of the greatest action films of all time in my opinion, this is film that I have been wanting to see to top every single Mission: Impossible film in this franchise. The story, the action, the performances, the visuals, the cinematography, the score and the direction by Christopher McQuarrie, this screams cinema at it's finest man and this is my favorite Mission: Impossible film.

Tom Cruise still never misses with his phenomenal performance as Ethan Hunt, he still the same guy we know him to be and my god, Tom gives a really great performance as the character. Simon Pegg is funny as Benji as usual as expected because he's just a really funny guy. Rebecca Ferguson and Ving Rhames did a good job as Ilsa and Luther.

But, for me the standout in this movie aside from Tom Cruise was Henry Cavill as John Lark, he's a menace, he's funny, he's silly and he's a absolute menace of a villain, he gives a sinister performance as Lark and he might be a Top Three Villain in my opinion behind Darth Vader, Joker and Smaug. He's just fantastic in this role and he's just an absolute menace.

The action is some of the best action I have ever seen in this movie, I mean the final battle alone feels like a dream come true fight between Cruise and Cavill, the fight scenes are fantastic and badass and my god, I was entertained the entire time man, the score is peak as usual and the visuals and the cinematography are just really peak mam, I liked it and it's really great. The emotional beats hit too and so does the humor and the comedy.

Overall, Mission: Impossible — Fallout is easily one of the best Mission: Impossible film I have ever seen and it's easily my favorite action film ever behind Mad Max: Fury Road. 11/10, they cooked. Now, I'm excited for Dead Reckoning

I have just seen The Bad Guys, so here's my review.

Guys, some of us have gotta take the L here again. This film is decent but a bit overhyped in my opinion, I mean it isn't the worst DreamWorks film I have ever seen but it's a bit overhyped and I think some of you guys praised it a little too much, when it comes to Animation in the 2020's, There's only like a few animated films I really like and some that I don't exactly, this film isn't bad but it's a bit overhyped.

Let's start with the pros and the cons to this review:

The Pros:

• The animation is gorgeous, I really digged it. It reminds me a lot on Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

• The action is one of the best I seen since Mad Max: Fury Road and Shang-Chi.

• Sam Rockwell does a great performance in this movie as Mr. Wolf, he's funny, he's serious but he gives that emotional scale and weight and it just hits me hard. Marc Maron and Craig Robinson as Mr. Snake and Mr. Shark are definitely the best casting of all time alongside Anthony Ramos as Mr. Piranha, he's funny. I thought Zazie Beetz was also cool too as Foxington.

• The score was peak cinema. Daniel Pemberton is the Goat.

• The cinematography was beautiful as well and the visuals was insane. The comedy hits as well.

• The ending was so funny.

Now, unfortunately guys. Now with the Pros are out of the way. Let me just go into the cons on why I think this movie was good instead of a MASTERPIECE, "A GAME CHANGER", "A PEAK MOVIE", "THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST ANIMATED FILMS I HAVE EVER SE—". NO, NO. Let's get into the cons on why I don't think this movie was a masterpiece.

The Cons:

• The story is basic, it follows The Bad Guys that steal stuff but when one of the saw the goodness inside, Mr. Wolf wants to be good and his crew to be good. That story is good but I seen better stories than that in my opinion.

• Awkwafina's Mrs. Tarantula was good but she ain't that funny.

• The pacing is simply not bad but not good. Somewhere in the middle.

• The villains are so bad, oh my gosh. Guys, The villain may have been written by a 5 year old, I'm not even kidding bro. How can many times are we going to WRITE BAD MEDICORE VILLAINS?!

• The post-credits scene was unnecessary.

Overall, The Bad Guys is an overhyped DreamWorks movie, I can't say anything about it too much. 6/10.

I have just seen Toy Story 4, and honestly this film should've been renamed Toy Story Doo-Doo

Now, look I don't hate hate this movie as much as the likes of Madame Web, Fan4stic and the Trolls trilogy but this film was just not all that man and it just feel like a movie that has no direction whatsoever. First off, yes this is a sequel to Toy Story 3, after the third film became a hit, they greenlit a fourth movie. The story itself didn't really get me invested, it's the basic same story which isn't bad but it's too similar to the trilogy.

The score was really awesome, I digged it and some felt emotional and I just really liked the score. The comedy was very hit and miss for me, some of it was good, some of it was eh and some of it was just bad. The Lorax has better comedy than this movie. There's some scenes that felt like a drama movie and it makes this film very intriguing from the start but it still didn't save my thoughts on liking it.

Visually, the movie looks good and the cast like Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Christina Hendricks and Tony Hale delivered great performances as some of the characters in this film. Duke Caboom and Giggle we're funny but in my opinion, the characters are not that interesting at all. This movie felt rushed to try to get in the next emotional scene.

The emotional depth hits hard but not as hard as Toy Story and Toy Story 3, the ending was the one that made me tear up though, I will give you that. The post-credits is so bad that I frankly was just disappointed as a whole. We wasted the ending of Toy Story 3. Now, we are getting a fifth movie that releases in 2026, which makes this movie pointless. This film feels like a cash grab because the last movie was a hit, they gotta stop doing that.

I'm giving this a 5/10, This literally wasted the ending of Toy Story 3.

"GOD! DAMN IT!"

I just seen Moana 2, and man, that his got to be one of the most disappointing films I've ever seen.

I really just sat an hour and 40 minutes of everything going wrong with this movie because Disney did not even try here when making this film. Originally, this film was actually supposed to be a television series on Disney+, until Bob Iger announced that the series would be redeveloped as a movie and honestly, this feels like a dull, soulless, dumb and generic cash grab film.

The story is more of the same as the first movie, it feels like we are repeating the same thing again but worse, you can tell the writers weren't even trying to make this movie good because it's just disappointing. The movie has poor comedy beats, it feels like I'm watching Thor: Love and Thunder and Deadpool & Wolverine combined in animated form but it's bad that it's not even funny, I genuinely was not laughing.

The new characters in this movie aren't even interesting and funny, it's like they throw a bunch of new characters in this movie so that people can be interested and engaging in this film but these characters are just too generic and boring, none of them we're funny, interesting or great characters to be exact man. Auli'i Cravalho and The Rock as Moana and Maui did a good job but man, the writing is bad.

Like Kung Fu Panda 4 and Despicable Me 4, it also has a bland villain that's both bland and mediocre, I'm about to experience a bad villain fatigue if we keep putting garbage villain schlop in movies like this, she has no purpose whatsoever. The songs are so bad that they are forgettable at this point. Disney should've brought Lin-Manuel Miranda back but nope, we hire garbage songwriters that don't even care on trying.

The film is very rushed to just to get in to the next part and have emotional beats here and there like what. The animation was okay, nothing special at this point and the ending was good and the score was really good but that's just about it. How did we go from Inside Out 2, which was one of the most surprising sequels I've seen to this disaster of a movie sequel.

Moana 2 is a movie purely made to be a cash grab by Disney and they didn't even try on committing a great story and great writing but no, we continue to make schlop mediocre garbage just for people to be entertained. Disney needs to lock in with Zootopia 2, cause this, we need to stop. I'm telling you save your money on Sonic 3, Mufasa or Nosferatu. 5/10, Disney's Disastrous Recipe.

I just watch Joker: Folie à Deux, that has got to be one of the most boring comic book projects I've ever seen, so here's my thoughts because I have a few.

First off, I wanna congratulate the people who worked on the film because it takes multiple miracles to make a film like this life but this is just unfortunately so boring to watch man and I really hate making reviews like this but Joker: Folie à Deux is unfortunately, one of the worst comic book movies I've ever seen in my life.

And I really hate to say that because so many people put in a lot of effort on making this movie. I mean, there's a lot of people who brought this film to life that are completely innocent but this was just a bomb. I mean, DC, what are we doing here? We gotta call it wraps on Todd Phillips, who ever, who's ever in charge of making the script.

Of producing this story and bringing that story to life. We gotta call it wraps, you, you can't continue to hire directors that don't respect the source material to the comics. I can't handle this anymore. This sequel did not need to exist at all. I mean, if you listen to the fans, we would have never gotten the sequel in the first place but because the first one was the highest grossing R-Rated movie of all time (until August 2024, when it was sured by Deadpool & Wolverine). We instead have a sequel with no direction whatsoever man.

Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix somehow carried the movie but their Joker and Harley Quinn is not good at all. The visuals looked good, but that's just about it man and the Joker was not even the real Joker, he's the Jonkler man, like no wonder this movie flopped and went to digital on October 29. If the ending was somehow like that, what was the point of the first Joker movie then?

Todd Phillips knew this film was gonna be bad and did not listen to both James Gunn and The Dark Knight trilogy director Christopher Nolan but if he had listen to both Nolan and Gunn, this film would've been better but instead he didn't respect the source material and just made this schlop garbage comic book project.

This did not need to be musical, it feels like they are singing the same songs that we have been hearing for a while like it didn't need to be a musical, Wicked was better than this film. Also, why is the runtime this long, it feels like a 3 hour movie rather than a 2 hour movie and whoever in their right mind would increase the budget to $200 million like why man why.

I like DC, I really do. I ride for this franchise till I die, they made my favorite superhero films that I like but it's impossible for me to love them when we are making garbage like this and hiring directors that don't respect the source material to the comics.

What I saw was not a masterpiece, what I saw was not good or great, What I saw was not called pure cinema, what I saw was a nightmare that was brought to life and just a cash grab by Warner Bros. Again, I really don't wanna bash this movie but it feels like I gotta just let my honestly spread. Now, with James Gunn, the CEO of DC, I want him to hire directors and writers that they can trust and make peak stuff like Creature Commandos instead of making schlop mediocre garbage.

I do not recommend this. 3/10

I have just seen Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation, so here's my review.

After seeing Ghost Protocol, I was really curious to see how this film would go out because the last film was a good film but not a perfect one which is why I wanted to experience this film just a good movie because this is Christopher McQuarrie's debut to this franchise and I can confidently say, it's good. This feels new and refreshing to the Mission: Impossible franchise and introducing new characters in this Universe.

The storytelling and writing was shockingly good, I really digged the story on Ethan Hunt figuring out The Syndicates and their history, I thought that was intriguing and interesting. The writing is so much better than Mission: Impossible 1 and 2, no hate to the writers of the first and second films in the franchise but McQuarrie did it better.

Tom Cruise once again still delivers the performance of Ethan Hunt, he had a good character arc in this movie and he had a reason why he wanted to go after The Syndicates, the writing in the character, the emotion and the chemistry with Ilsa was great. Speaking of Ilsa, Rebecca Ferguson did a good job with the character, she serious, she's interesting, she's knows what she is doing, she's her and fantastic.

The action is still the same as it was in the first four movies, it's great action and I really liked how they really put some effort into these movies on the action that keeps me entertained the whole time. The score is cool, Joe Kraemer did a good job. The cinematography was also cool too.

I finally have a villain that I can like and that is Soloman Lane. Sean Harris has an intimidating and menacing voice, he's terrifying, he's a menace, his voice was so fucking scary, he's basically everything you would want in an antagonist role. He's on par with Philip Seymour Hoffman's Owen Davian. Look, I don't hate the other villains (Jon Voight's Jim Phelps and Michael Nyqvist's Kurt except for Dougray Scott's Sean Ambrose), they're not bad because the actors themselves did their best.

But come on man, why do you have to make those villains so boring, it's just repetitive mediocre villains man. Ving Rhames as Luther is so funny but he is also serious at the same time, which I liked it. Although, I found Rogue Nation to be a great movie, it's not my favorite or the greatest Mission: Impossible film of all time but it's still great.

Overall, Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation is a really fresh and new to the franchise and marking Christopher McQuarrie's debut to this franchise, it has a fantastic script, great performances from Tom Cruise, Sean Harris and Rebecca Ferguson, funny comedy, peak score, action and it's really just so good but it's not my favorite Mission: Impossible movie. It gets a 9/10, Christopher McQuarrie cooked

I have just seen Wicked Part One, one of my most anticipated films of the year, so here's my full spoiler review on the movie.

This review will contain spoilers, so if you haven't seen it stop what you are doing, go watch it and come back later. Once again, you've been warned. 3, 2, 1. Go.

Y'all... I am speechless for the most part man, There is so much going on in my brain right now that I need to progress right now after seeing this movie straight out of the theater man. After seeing the movie in the theater, I had the time to relax and truly process it and with that being said, Wicked Part One was absolutely awesome man. It's the best musical movie I have ever seen.

I don't think I had this much fun in a movie theater in a long time since Black Panther, it's that great man like it was so fucking good. I went into this film with high expectations, I was expecting to be a great musical movie that truly respects the source material of the 2003 Broadway musical and to also be emotional, funny and just be invested in this movie and it sured it.

This is might honestly be my favorite musical movie of the year behind some of the Disney musicals and La La Land. This film is funny, it's emotional, it has a great humor and it respects the source material of the Broadway musical man and I am just so happy that they pulled this off. Universal Pictures, I couldn't thank you enough on how much you made my day.

Let's start with the great and the bad about this movie cause after seeing that movie on the big screen with very high expectations and with this being my anticipated film of the year, I could not thank Jon M. Chu and Universal Pictures enough for pulling this off with it's eyes closed man.

Cynthia Erivo gives a powerful, great performance as Elphaba, her character is really deep and powerful. Her backstory is truly devastating, she was rejected at birth from her parents because of her unnaturally green skin and she had a terrible childhood, I started to feel bad for her when she was getting mocked at Shiz University and the ending and the powerful singing voice just shows why Erivo gives a really powerful performance as Elphaba.

Ariana Grande as Glinda was so good in the role as expected, she has that humor in her, she is really funny but at her core, she still gives that emotional scale and gives the emotional performance of the character, she also sings perfectly too. She has a great friendship with Elphaba throughout their movie and the chemistry they had was amazing. She definitely deserves the Oscar nomination.

Jonathan Bailey was the standout as Fiyero as expected, he was funny but still gives that emotional scale of his character which is something I really like, she has a funny chemistry with Glinda and a really emotional one with Elphaba. I also thought Michelle Yeoh was great but I did not expect for her to sing, Chu was actually right man.

The film has that emotional weight and some of the scenes in the film, I was actually crying because while it is a musical film but when it gets serious, it gets serious and I really liked how this film gets a really great emotional weight cause we get to truly explore the characters and what they are going through.

The runtime has been criticized, I know some don't like it but I personally think it served the film perfectly. I like how this film stands on it's own because it's a two-part musical film something no other two-part film couldn't do but as a critic who loves watching one, two, three and four hour movies, I think it served the story perfectly and just let it stand on it's own while also setting up Part Two.

I like how the crew and the director did a really good job with the production design cause it looks great for the most part and the film respects the source material and expanses it too, I really liked it how they did it. The cameos from Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth came out of nowhere, I was not expecting for them to just show up in the movie. The songs we're also cool too.

But aside from the positives of the movie, I have one criticism with the movie and that was the lighting, I wasn't a fan of the lighting, not that it was bad or horrible by any means but it's just some of it was very bright and I kinda just didn't really like it as much but I can't criticize about that, so yeah. And the ending was so powerful man, I can't wait for Wicked Part Two

Overall, Wicked: Part One was an absolute blast from Universal Pictures, it really was fucking great. It has a really good script, the songs we're cool, it has powerful performances of Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey, it has a really good humor in it, a really great emotional weight and it respects and expands the source material. One criticism being the lighting. 10/10, If you love the musical especially growing in the 2000s watching the musical, you will not be disappointed.

I can't wait for Wicked Part Two man.

I just seen Ponyo, so here's my review.

I am truly sorry if I didn't make a review on this yesterday but here we go. Originally, I was supposed to watch this on September 20 of this year, then my schedule was ahead and I decided to watch it on September 27 but then it got delayed to October 4, then October 11 then October 25, but I didn't watch it on any of those dates because of my schedule, making room for Transformers One and The Wild Robot, then I had my mother's birthday and then my surgery so now I finally watched it yesterday.

I can confidently say this is my new favorite comfort film behind Toy Story 3, Avatar: The Way of Water, Barbie, Black Panther, Dune: Part Two, The Batman, Avengers: Endgame, Spirited Away, Inside Out, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, La La Land, Mad Max: Fury Road and Deadpool & Wolverine. This film is so goddamn good at the writing, emotion, animation, cinematography, visuals, score and just the performances as a whole man, it's just so good and Hayao Miyazaki has delivered a masterpiece.

The writing was incredible, we get to truly explore the character arcs of some of the characters and see what they are going through and how we can feel for them especially Ponyo and Sasuke. The direction from Hayao Miyazaki was just cinema, he truly knows what he is doing, he's still the greatest director of all time as we know him to be and his direction is just perfection.

The film is an inspiration from The Little Mermaid according to Miyazaki and some of the scenes hit similar scenes and events that happened in Ponyo, the cinematography and the visuals are 10/10 masterpieces of cinematography and visuals because come on, it's just good.

Overall, Ponyo was a fun watch and definitely another masterpiece by Miyazaki. The writing, the cinematography, the emotion, the storytelling, the animation, the visuals and the score, Miyazaki truly delivered another masterpiece. 10/10, A Very Great Comfort Movie.

I have just seen The Hobbit — The Battle of the Five Armies, so here's my review.

It pains me to say this but it's just a stepdown from the first two Hobbit movies and I really enjoyed the first two, the movie itself basically was trying to reach the heights and level that The Return of the King did but it fails to do that in some aspects in this movie. Is the film really that bad? No, there is things to actually like about the film.

The Pros.

• The action still undeniably great, it's really good especially since Peter Jackson was cooking with the action.

• The score was brilliant

• The cinematography was top tier, it looked gorgeous and on par with The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

• Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage and Martin Freeman deliver the best performances in this movie, they truly we're great.

• The ending gave reminded me of The Return of the King man, Peter Jackson truly ended the trilogy in the most emotional way possible. And the characters deaths we're very sad man.

The Cons

Aside from the positive side of this movie, it has it's flaws like An Unexpected Journey and The Desolation of Smaug

• The villains are not that good and they are just bland nothing too special.

• The story is basically The Return of the King but okay and it's just not as great or at the same level as The Return of the King

• Pacing, once again is not good at all, it's hard for me to like it especially for the fight scenes. The fight scenes we're too fast which is something I notice in the beginning cause once again, it's fast paced.

• I wish they did more with the characters and their emotion just like The Lord of the Rings trilogy but it's just decent that's it.

Overall, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies is a really decent ending to this trilogy. Great score, peak action, great performances by McKellen, Freeman, Armitage, the character deaths we're sad, the cinematography is gorgeous but it has a okay story, bland villains, fast pacing and was trying to reach the same level as The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.

6/10, Decent ending but tries to be Return of the King 2.0.

I have just seen Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol, so here's my review on the film.

The previous Mission: Impossible films from a filmmaking standpoint are fun to watch but I had some criticisms on those three films, the first one had a very convoluted plot and a really bland villain, the second one was a mess that sucked at the end and the third was an improvement from the first two but I did think that some of the scenes in that film felt very random, which is why I was really nervous to see this one.

After finally seeing this film, I can confidently say I enjoyed it, it's a totally different new vibe in the Mission: Impossible franchise and Brad Bird truly delivered with this film. This film has the best score, action, story, performances and the fight scenes that I seen in a Mission: Impossible film. It's just so good.

Tom Cruise once again delivers the best performance as Ethan Hunt, Tom never fails to play a great character. He's funny, he's serious and he's just so goddamn good in this role man. Simon Pegg was funny as Benji, I thought he served well in the story, it was really cool. Paula Patton was such a badass and she truly nailed it in this film.

Jeremy Renner really stole the show. He's really serious as William Brandt but at his core, he still brings in the emotional side of him. He started off as an agent watching the husband and he tried to protect a wife and a kid before they got killed and he was turned into a analyst. He is fantastic in the role and I truly get his character.

The action again is still some of the best in a Mission: Impossible films, Tom is so insane for climbing a building bro. The score is chef kiss and another banger from the GOAT Michael Giacchino, the cinematography is so fucking incredible as expected and it's just a really well written movie.

It's not a perfect Mission: Impossible film cause my only criticism was Michael Nyqvist's Kurt, I know the actor tried his best but he's just another bland villain that I personally didn't like that was seen as the standout. If I thought I didn't like Jon Voight's Jim Phelps and Dougray Scott's Sean Ambrose, then I was definitely expecting to not like him.

Overall, Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol is a really enjoyable film with a good story, best action, insane cinematography, Tom Cruise still delivers, great direction from Brad Bird and has a banger score by the GOAT Michael Giacchino with one criticism being the villain. It's not a perfect film but it's far from being bad. 8/10, Really Enjoyable and bring in new to the franchise.

I have just seen The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, so here's my review.

I overall enjoyed it and thought it was a fun watch but this just might be the weakest film in The Hobbit trilogy, Similar to An Unexpected Journey, it has it's issues from the start but it's a fun watch and I was entertained for the most part in this film.

Let's start with the pros.

The Pros:

• Ian McKellen still yet again delivers as Gandalf the Grey, he's just might be my new favorite character behind Luke and Paul Atreides man.

• The action is one of the best I have ever seen in a Lord of the Rings film, it was pure cinema at it's finest.

• Benedict Cumberbatch is menacing as Smaug, bro literally sounds terrifying in the role and this is a hot take of mine but I think he's better than Thanos, Oswald Cobblepot, Heath Ledger's Joker, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin.

• The score was really awesome.

• Richard Armitage delivers one of the best performance as Thorin, he's serious and emotional as we know him to be and he's just that guy.

• Evangeline Lilly was also cool too.

Now, onto what you think you should expect, the Cons.

The Cons:

• Like An Unexpected Journey, the story is not as great as I was expecting to be. It's not the worst story I seen but there was some parts of the story that didn't really resonate with me.

• The pacing is an improvement from An Unexpected Journey, it's not bad but it's just decent.

• I do think some of the scenes felt a little boring because it almost made me wanna fall asleep already.

• Lee Pace is not good as Thranduil. I wish he was good but he's not good. I didn't care for Luke Evans's character.

• I didn't like the ing Characters, some are good, some are just boring like why are you making these characters so boring.

• The movie did not need to be this long, it makes Avatar: The Way of Water and Babylon both the longest movies ever made.

And the ending was a huge, HUGE The Empire Strikes Back vibes.

Overall, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is a good movie but it's just simply not a great film in The Hobbit trilogy. It has a okay story, an improved pacing, great performances from McKellen, Cumberbatch, Armitage and Lilly and also Freeman and Bloom, score, action and a menacing villain but it's just suffers some issues.

7.5/10, Hopefully, the third movie is better.

Next Up — The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.

I have just seen The Penguin, so here's my SPOILER review.

SPOILERS AHEAD — IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS SHOW. STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING, GO WATCH IT AND COME BACK LATER.

I am surprised to say that this is a banger from DC and Lauren LeFranc themselves man. They both did a great job with this show. I am happy to finally get invested in this show because it's a villain show starring a villain and it shows that the villains should never have a redemption arc or add a hero in this show.

This is one of the best DC series I have ever seen in a while and one of the best comic book shows this year on par with X-Men '97. Colin and Cristin both did a great job as Oz and Sofia Falcone, they both need a Emmy award for their powerful performances because they we're incredible in this series. We see Oswald Cobblepot destroy his threats, The Maroni's, The Falcone's and The Gigantes, they are done.

But right now, I AM NOT IN THE FUCKING MOOD. I WANNA BEAT PENGUINS ASS WITH MY FISTS, IMMA NEED ROBERT PATTINSON'S BATMAN TO BEAT THE FUCK OUT OF THE PENGUIN.

Aside from what I just said now, let's get to the main sentence. Rhenzy Feliz as Victor Aguilar is such a goat because he was him and his backstory was absolutely devastating man. RIP to Vic man, we lost the real legend man, I thought we we're safe but he gets killed by fucking Oz man, There we're some things I didn't like about this series like how Matt Reeves changed from Oswald Cobblepot to Oz Cobb, that's stupid.

There we're some episodes that I felt we're a bit boring and almost made fall asleep but it got me entertaining after that. RIP to Jack and Benny Cobblepot, I wasn't expecting the reveal that Oswald killed his brothers in the sewer just for a ladder, that was insane and sad at the same time man. The fact that Oswald killed Victor and let Sofia live is insane and bro robbed him too, he was loyal to Oswald but he still got killed.

Overall, The Penguin is one of the best DC series and a great example on how you do a villain project with a villain that has no redemption arc and should never stay as a hero and should always stay as the villain at the end of the day. Sony and Todd Phillips, you better be taking notes on this. By the way, Fuck you Oswald Cobblepot, I never liked you, I want you dead and I want Pattinson's Batman TO BEAT YOUR ASS.

9/10. I can't wait for The Batman — Part II man.

I have just seen Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, so here's my review.

After watching one of the greatest films of all time with one of the greatest plot twists in cinema history in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, I was really excited but skeptical for Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and after seeing it, I loved it. This is definitely the best Star Wars film I have ever seen from a filmmaking standpoint.

It has a really good storytelling with the best action, the greatest score, the cinematography, the emotion, the performances and the ending, it was all perfection. James Earl Jones definitely still delivers the greatest villain performances of all time as Darth Vader and he might actually be my fourth favorite character of all time behind Ethan Hunt, Luke Skywalker and Paul Atreides.

My only criticism is that some of the scenes did feel a little long and it kinda delays the film itself and it's a little bit boring on the second act but after that, it gets entertaining. The cinematography looks gorgeous and the visuals definitely delivered, it's so good and Harrison Ford's Han Solo, man oh man, he's so funny.

Overall, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi is definitely the best Star Wars film from a filmmaking standpoint and it's a really good ending to one of the greatest trilogies of all time. It's not perfect but it's far from being bad, 9/10, Really good. And so ends the Star Wars trilogy and we get into the prequel trilogy next.

I can't tell how much I have been entertained.

Jurassic Park is one of the greatest films of all time right behind Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. This film was pure entertainment, Steven Spielberg is that guy, his direction was off the charts when it came to this movie. When I first heard the movie, I wasn't really a big Jurassic Park or Jurassic World fan and I thought I was just expecting just a really good movie by Spielberg but dude, it was so much more than that.

The storytelling, the performances, the action, the cinematography, the visuals, pacing, all of that was pure cinema at it's finest. The story was one of the best of all time, it gave a look of some of the characters and their stories and then once we get into the Park, they think it's great and all of that and then when we get into the action, their performances are really just that good.

The standouts for me we're definitely Laura Dern and Sam Neill, they both did great in this movie, they're performances we're fantastical and powerful man. The dialogue was incredibly good, the Dinosaurs we're fully CGI and yet, the iconic roar was really great and is way better than the Godzilla roar.

Once again, Jurassic Park is one of the greatest films of all time right behind Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Great storytelling, visuals, pacing, cinematography, action, score, performances and direction by Steven Spielberg. 10/10

I have just seen Mission: Impossible III, so here's my review.

To go from the disastrous and awful sequel that was Mission: Impossible II to this movie was honestly a mid choice but I have to say, this movie was honestly really good, this is one of the best Mission: Impossible films in of villain, emotion, action, score and stakes. This is an improvement from the first two Mission: Impossible films, no hate to Brian De Palma and John Woo but J.J. Abrams had a really good vision in this movie.

Tom Cruise once again delivers the best performance as Ethan Hunt, he might be my favorite character of all time behind Luke Skywalker and Paul Atreides, he is fantastic in this movie. Ving Rhames did a really good job too.

The action is some of the best action I seen in an Mission: Impossible film, it's fantastic, insane but also just really good. The cinematography is once again, brilliant, whoever keeps on hiring the best cinematographers in a Mission: Impossible deserves a raise because this brilliant.

Philip Seymour Hoffman as Owen is honestly the best villain in this movie, this guy is an absolute menace, this guy literally does not fuck around, he's like their version of Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin and this film would not worked out without Hoffman, he is fantastic in this movie, Rest in peace to Philip Seymour Hoffman, we will miss you.

The score is once again brilliant and the storytelling was honestly good not the greatest storytelling I seen but still good, my only criticism is that some of the scenes felt very random, how can you make an Mission: Impossible film with some random scenes that we're not really needed at all.

Overall, Mission: Impossible III is honestly the best Mission: Impossible film I have ever seen and before Ghost Protocol, Rogue Nation, Fallout and Dead Reckoning, this was a trilogy directed by three different directors that being Brian De Palma, John Woo and J.J. Abrams before it turned into a franchise. This is an improvement from the first two films, it has the best action, score, performances, villain and a good storytelling and a good vision by J.J. Abrams. 8/10, Really Good.

I have just seen Mission: Impossible II, here's my review.

After the disappointing but enjoyable watch in the first Mission: Impossible film, I was really skeptical to watch this film because I was curious to see how John Woo would execute with his direction in the sequel and I am happy to say 😃, it did NOT live up to my expectations, yes your heard that right folks.

This is one of the worst Mission: Impossible films of all time, everything in this movie is cheesy and mediocre schlop, I am sad but in an disappointing way, John Woo has to have one of the worst directions of all time in an Mission: Impossible movie, this movie has the worst storytelling, I genuinely can't believe this movie was made man.

Let's start with the pros and the cons to this disaster.

The Pros:

• The action was insane, I really liked it so much

• Tom Cruise somewhat carried this movie which was hard to do, he went from having a mediocre performance to a good one.

• The score is really good as expected.

• The cinematography was brilliant.

The Cons:

• Thandie Newton has to be one of the worst actress to play Nyah, she's okay at best, nothing about this character is great, was seen as the standout but nope, I did not see her as the "standout".

• Dougray Scott as Sean is stupid. Nothing about this villain is great origin intriguing, he was awful in this movie.

• John Woo's direction is awful at best, why is there too many slow motion. Are you trying to be Zack Snyder or what?

• The storytelling is so bad, it makes Thor: Love and Thunder a masterpiece.

Overall, Mission: Impossible II is a disaster and a disappointment, it's a poke to the face to the original film, 1/10, I don't recommend this movie.

I have just seen The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, so here's my review.

Man, it feels good to be back to this Universe and these characters again that Peter Jackson himself created back in 2001, that being said this film was incredible and definitely my favorite Lord of the Rings spin-off film that I have ever seen.

I had low expectations going into this film after seeing The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King back in June, I was just expecting just a simple okay/decent film by Jackson but dude, it was so much more than that. Honestly, you know what, screw it. Yeah, this is my second favorite film in The Lord of the Rings universe behind The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.

It's the most funniest, the most emotional, the most serious film that I have ever seen in my life, Let me start with the good and the bad and just my overall thoughts on An Unexpected Journey, the first of The Hobbit trilogy.

The Good:

• The action is some of the best I have ever seen, it's just as good if not better than The Fellowship of the Ring, which is crazy for me to think about.

• The score is just pure cinema, this is one of the greatest scores of all time. I never expected Howard Shore to give out a fire score.

• Ian McKellen yet again delivers the best performance as Gandalf, If I thought his performance as the character in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, then man oh man, he's a great actor.

• Martin Freeman also did a good job as Bilbo Baggins, Richard Armitage is a scene stealer as Thorin, this film would not work without this man involved, he's fantastic.

• The cinematography is so fucking breathtaking, it's so beautiful man. When I compare the cinematography, I compare it to likes of Avatar: The Way of Water and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, where Peter Jackson, George Miller and James Cameron bring you into these films with the open world and just invested in their characters and this universe and it's really great.

• The emotion was pure perfection at best, it's really great. Andy Serkis is once again terrifying as Gollum.

The Cons:

While I like The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and it's my favorite film within The Lord of the Rings universe, it suffers some issues.

• The plot is not really that great as I was expecting it to be, it's not bad because Peter Jackson and the other writers did try but it's not on the same level as The Lord of the Rings trilogy. This is like Avatar: The Way of Water again, where it's an enjoyable movie but has a very rough plot.

• The pacing is just okay, it's not like the worst thing I have ever seen but it's definitely noticeable.

• Hot Take of mine, The villains are decent. Not bad but nothing special.

Overall, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is my favorite movie in The Lord of the Rings universe but definitely had some issues like the story, pacing and villains but it also did have great score, great performances, great cinematography, best action, good emotion and does a really great job on getting you invested in this Universe and it's characters. I liked this movie but I don't love it, 8/10, Really good but has some issues.

Next Up — The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

OH MY FUCK! The praise of this film... is actually true.

If you guys couldn't tell, I have just seen Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, the sequel to the cultural phenomenon epic space opera hit classic A New Hope and my god, it was amazing to say the least. This is one of the greatest films of all time, we finally got to see all of the characters in A New Hope have a totally different but slighty new character arcs than they did in the first.

When this film first released in 1980, a lot of the people we're mixed on the movie because they didn't like how it was too dark and mature and since then, everybody has switched up on the movie and saying that this is one of the greatest films of all time. At first, I wasn't really a big fan of Star Wars till I saw A New Hope which was great and now that I seen this film, I can confidently say... they we're right.

The storytelling, the action, the cinematography, the pacing, the performances, the fact that this film wasn't even directed by George Lucas and was instead directed by Irvin Kershner and yet, it still delivered on everything that I was expecting from a Star Wars movie. The movie did a great job on it's insurmountable task by delivering what I considered to be MY Top Ten favorite film of all time.

Mark Hamill truly delivered a great performance as Luke Skywalker and his character arc was great at best, Harrison Ford did a good job too. I really liked Carrie Fisher's Leia Organa a lot more because not only did she have a great character arc but she was also serious and emotional when she needed to be.

James Earl Jones is a scene stealer as Darth Vader, truly one of the greatest villains of all time behind Heath Ledger's Joker from The Dark Knight, the character arc he had in this movie was phenomenal, his voice was menacing and man, he's just so goddamn good in the role.

I like how this movie has a dark and mature theme and it isn't afraid to do that like how Vader cuts Luke's hands, it's strange monster sounds, the duel and Darth Vader being a fearsome villain that makes him one of the greatest villains of all time.

When Darth Vader said to Luke Skywalker that he is his father, I was truly shocked and speechless, one of the greatest plot twists of all time in cinema history, I was not expecting Vader to be the father of Luke. The ending was a huge cliffhanger and It just gets me more excited to see Return of the Jedi.

This movie is also what inspired Sony Animation's Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Warner Bros. Pictures's Dune: Part Two to have literal cliffhangers at the end of the movie that gets us excited to see the sequels next.

Overall, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is one of the greatest films of all time with one of the best storytelling, visuals, pacing, cinematography, action, good performances by Fisher, Hamill and Ford, one of the greatest performances of all time in James Earl Jones's Darth Vader who is truly one of the greatest villains of all time and it wasn't afraid to be to go dark and mature. I'm giving this a 11/10, One of the greatest films of all time

Alright, I have just seen Mission: Impossible, so here's my review.

First off, I wanna congratulate the people who worked on the film cause it takes multiple people who work on this movie to bring in a really good movie experience that people are gonna expect to enjoy and it took so many miracles to make a great movie and I know so many people put in the work to bring this to life but with that being said I also have to be honest with you guys and just give me my honest thoughts about this movie.

Just like Top Gun, I did not like Mission: Impossible, this movie is a fun watch but it has some issues that I've quite frankly think that this movie should've been better. Now, Is the worst movie? No. Is it trash? No. Is it great? I wouldn't say it's great, it's an enjoyable movie and a decent start to the franchise but it has some issues that I think should've made the film a lot better.

Let's start the Pros and Cons of the movie.

Pros:

• Tom Cruise delivers the best performance as Ethan Hunt, the character is so interesting and the story that begins with him is devastating, he goes from being one of Jim's IMF agents to just going solo and making his own team.

• The action was phenomenal and I really liked some of the sequences when it came to this movie.

• Brian De Palma had a really good direction with this movie on how he comes up with the action, the cast and just making this film enjoyable.

• The score is phenomenal and Danny Elfman truly knocked it out of the park.

Now, onto the Cons.

Cons:

• The story feels so convoluted, it's not the worst story that I have seen in a movie but I just think the story should've been a lot better but it just feels so convoluted.

• This is a hot take of mine but I really did not like Jon Voight's Jim Phelps. He's a really great actor, don't get me wrong but I just find this character just okay or decent at best, he didn't really resonate with me. Voight was great though.

Overall, Mission: Impossible is a enjoyable movie but it had it's issues while it has a really great direction by Brian De Palma, some really phenomenal action, peak score and a great performance by Tom Cruise and Jon Voight, it also has a very convoluted story and just a decent villain. 6/10, Good Start but Not a Great Movie.

I have just seen Gladiator, so here's my review.

Ridley Scott is that guy, he has made one of the greatest films of all time, this movie has all of the stuff I was expecting for a movie, it has the action, the emotion, the powerful script, great performances and the score. This film was so good that I am very invested with Gladiator II now.

Russell Crowe delivers one of the greatest if not the greatest performance as Maximus, this guy goes from being a general to a badass gladiator, you know he lost his wife and kid and it's very great that they explored his backstory because it was devastating man.

Joaquin Phoenix did a good job as Commodus, he's really great as the character because the character is crazy and he wants to be an emperor and he's just a crazy psychopath man. The action was really great and so was the score.

Overall, Gladiator was an amazing film by Ridley Scott and I might watch this film again. 10/10, Cinema.

I have just seen Star Wars: A New Hope and man, this is a great start to this trilogy.

George Lucas cooked with this film, I wasn't expecting to be that great of a movie, when this movie first came out in 1977, it changed everything. It was the gold standard of epic space opera genre and the start of a franchise, this movie was so goddamn good at everything man, this movie is a great film in the Star Wars trilogy, it's the most funniest, the most serious, the emotional and the most powerful film I have ever seen.

The writing was so goddamn good, George Lucas was him man. I go into the character arcs and the story that the characters go through, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher we're fantastic as Luke and Leia and they honestly might be my favorite characters of all time behind Spider-Man, Superman and Optimus Prime. Harrison Ford was also good too, Alec Guinness was good as Obi-Wan, he had a good character arc and a good chemistry with Luke.

James Earl Jones as Darth Vader is a scene stealer, he's one of the greatest villains of all time, he's an absolute menace, every line he said was peak and I liked the character so much man, Rest in peace to James man, I'm gonna miss you. The action was phenomenal and one of the best, the cinematography was brilliant and the visuals we're breathtaking.

I really liked Star Wars: A New Hope and it's a great start to the trilogy and this franchise as a whole. 10/10, PEAK CINEMA.

I have just seen Mad Max III: Beyond Thunderdome and honestly you know, this film should've been renamed to Mad Max III: Beyond Thunderdoo-doo.

This film is a schlop mess and I wanted to like this film a lot but nope, I did not. The first two Mad Max films we're absolute masterpieces and I quite frankly think that the second one was better than Dune: Part Two and I was really invested in this one but nope, I did not get a great Mad Max film.

This film has the worst writing and the worst action to any trilogy I have ever seen in my life, Mel Gibson and Tina Turner did great in this movie, the cinematography looks gorgeous and the score was really awesome man but to have all of it in a PG-13 Mad Max film is crazy man.

The first fight scene was so boring, I literally had to move around in my bed just so I don't sleep but nope, it still ended up being boring as heck man, Max gets his butt beat by some jobber in a mask and how do you expect me to react "OH THATS SICK", "THIS WAS FUN", "so good", no, no, it wasn't.

The next scene is where this Tribe looks at Max Rockatansy and sees him as Captain Walker, bro are you all fucking stupid, this guy is literally Max Rockatansy and your over here saying that he's Captain Walker, really? And then that girl in that tribe or whatever, she starts yapping about some shit like bro shut up, SHUT. UP.

Then the action scenes we're dull, boredom, slog fest, cheesy, hot smelly garbage. I can't even begin to put myself on how I would say about this movie, You had so much potential and you could've given a great Mad Max masterpiece like the first two films and to have a great writing on the paper and GEORGE MILLER COULDN'T EVEN DO THAT. COULDN'T EVEN.

THIS MOVIE GETS A 4/10.

I have just seen Wonder Woman 1984, my DCEU journey has finally been completed, I have seen every single DCEU film and this was my last one and honestly, this film should've been renamed Wonder Woman Nineteen Eighty Doo-Doo and uh, three months ago, I made a review for Fan4stic and The sentiment is the same, roll the quotes

Pain.

Mediocre.

Bland.

Is All I felt.

I'm not even gonna waste my time on shitty comic book films anymore, I think after this one, I'm gonna seriously not commit to watch any Bad Medicore CBM anymore, this film is total shitty cringe Medicore schlop ass film and one of the worst I have ever seen. I disliked Wonder Woman and I'm not even surprised that I hated this one too.

This film is pointless, dull and just ass at the same time and um, Patty Jenkins. Why did you greenlit this, just why. Gal Gadot once again is a shitty actress to play Wonder Woman man, every single dialogue I heard, I instantly get depressed and now my ears need therapy, you can better do this Gal. Chris Pine is really the worst actor to play Steve and somehow, they brought him back.

BRO, BRO. HOW DO YOU BRING A CHARACTER THAT SACRIFICE HIMSELF IN THE FIRST MOVIE AND JUST BRING HIM TO BACK TO ANOTHER BODY, I DONT UNDERSTAND, THIS FILM DOES NOT MAKE SENSE... AT ALL BRO.

And don't even get me started on Kristen Wiig as Cheetah, she was forgettable at best, every line she said out of her mouth, I instantly fall asleep, look at the actress herself, her soul was telling her to leave this movie. The plot is dogshit, wasn't expecting that and this is really easily one of the worst comic book film of all time behind Fan4stic and Madame Web.

Pedro Pascal easily carried. Overall, the film is mediocre schlop cringe poorly executed hot smelly garbage comic book film of all time. 0/10, Oh Lordly Lordly Lord.

I could've done a longer review than this but it's alright.

Frozen II is honestly one of my favorite sequels ever made right behind Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, this movie is a masterpiece, I did not expect for this movie to be that good of a film. Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee have done it again with this film because they both have the touch and the power of this film and they did it justice.

I liked the first movie and I was honestly nervous that I wouldn't like this movie because it was critically acclaimed and was the 15th highest-grossing film of all time. Now that I have seen it, it was amazing and I liked it. Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell delivered the best performances once again as Anna and Elsa and they we're both serious and emotional when it needed it to be.

The story was incredibly written and the cinematography was brilliant and took me by storm and it's up with The Wild Robot, Spirited Away and the Spider-Verse films. The film had incredible songs written by Kristen Anderson and Robert López and also had a beautiful animation that is also up there with Transformers One and Toy Story 3. Oh, and the ending was sad and beautiful.

Frozen II is the best animated movie I have ever seen and one of my favorite sequels of all time right next to Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. 10/10, Brilliant.

I have just seen Top Gun, so here's my review.

First off, let me congratulate the cast and crew for working on this film because it takes an army to create a movie and bringing audiences to see films like this but at the end of the day, I also have to give my honest thoughts and just share it to you. Now, reviews like this one is not forcing or making you not wanna watch it, you can watch the film and give your own thoughts.

With that being said, I didn't like Top Gun, it's not my favorite, it's not my least favorite but it's just a movie that I just didn't really like. As someone, who was excited to see this movie, I just didn't really liked the film as much but I still enjoyed it as a whole. Is it the worst movie? No. Is it trash? No. Is it peak? I wouldn't called it peak. It was just an okay decent film.

Let's start the Good
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The Good:

• Tom Cruise delivers the best performance as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, he's funny, he's serious and he's emotional and just a really greatly developed character and had a great chemistry with Nick.

• Anthony Edwards as Nick Bradshaw is now one of my favorite characters of all time, this guy just was just him, he's funny, he's great, he's serious and he's emotional and had a really great chemistry with Cruise's Maverick and he's just so good in the role.

• Val Kilmer was also pretty cool too.

• The cinematography was brilliant and I liked how some of the shots looked incredible as expected. The music was awesome as always.

• The flight scenes we're incredible and some of the best flight scenes of all time.

Now, onto the Bad.
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The Bad:

• I didn't really like the story as much as other people, I get where Tony Scott was trying to do with this film but the story was just decent, you could've focused more on Maverick and the other characters in my personal opinion but you know it is what it is.

• I didn't really like Kelly McGillis's character, she was seen as a standout but she didn't really made me like her or love her, she's a really good actress, I am not saying she is bad at the role but she's not my favorite.

• Some of the shots did look a little wonkly but that's what makes Top Gun just a enjoyable movie.

Overall, Top Gun was a disappointment for me. It has a okay story with a great performances by Cruise, Edwards and Kilmer and has some of the best flight scenes but it's just an okay movie and has it's issues. It's a 6/10 for me.

I can't help with if this is the best thing or the worst thing I've ever seen but let's just scratch that.

Avatar: The Way of Water is definitely the most surprising film I've ever seen in my 16 years on planet Earth as this was just cinema at it's finest and James Cameron might just have a great vision for this movie. Now, you may be thinking, what did you think of the film overall as a whole? Honestly, It was good. This movie exceed my expectations on the story, the cinematography, the emotion, the performances, the visuals and the score, I was expecting just a simple good film and dude, it is so much more than that.

Let's start the Good
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The Good:

• The cinematography is beautiful and I honestly need to know, how is this cinematographer cooking with the cinematography cause it's awesome and I want to see more of it soon

• The performances we're powerful and outstanding, Sam and Zoe are just as good on their performances as the first one and I liked the first one man, it's good.

• The score is just so perfection.

• I thought the action was good, didn't really expect much action sequence but still good.

• The visuals are glorious and might just be one of the best visuals I've ever seen and the open world is honestly just great, when I compare to the open worlds, I compare to like of DreamWorks' The Wild Robot, where both Chris Sanders and James Cameron bring you into these films with the open world and just invested in their characters and this universe and it's really great.

• The CGI is honestly better than the first one.

Now, onto the Bad.
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The Bad:

• While many people like Spider, I didn't really like the character as much and didn't connect to his character as a whole, I know people praise his performance but I just didn't really resonate with him.

• Bringing back Sigourney Weaver isn't a bad thing but her playing Kiri was honestly, a horrible choice. You could've hired a teenage actress who can bring in the emotional and powerful performance, Weaver isn't a bad actress because she's good but it's just Her performance as Kiri was just not it.

• I liked Stephen Lang as Miles Quatrich in the first movie but in the second movie, they did not do justice to him. It's a shame.

• The story may have people invested into it but the story isn't really all that in my personal opinion, it could've been better and we could've seen more emotion to the family and just seeing more of them as a whole, we could've seen more of Jake Sully and Ney'tiri but we didn't. The story is not bad but should've been better. While the film is serious and emotional when it needs to be, it still didn't really made me connected to the story but it's cool.

Now, overall thoughts? Avatar: The Way of Water is a good film but has some flaws with the story as it could've been better but regardless, I still enjoyed it. 8.5/10, Good but Has Flaws. Hopefully, Avatar: Fire and Ash is an improvement from the second but I'm not expecting much from the third movie.

I just seen James Cameron's Avatar, so here's my review.

This is honestly one of the greatest films of all time and in the 21st century alone. This film was so goddamn good at the storytelling, the characters, the emotion, the script, the performances and the score, and just all of it is perfection. James Cameron had the touch and the power of this film.

The visuals are some of the best of all time that it might rival The Lord of the Rings trilogy alone as a whole. The cinematography is some of the best too, they put a lot of effort into this movie and honestly, it's just phenomenal at best man. Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldãna and Stephen Lang carried the film hard and brought in great performances man.

The script was also incredibly written by Cameron and I liked it man. The film also gets serious and emotional when it needs to be and when it happens, it's just emotional. The action was incredible and I liked the action that Cameron put in some time and effort into it.

Overall, James Cameron's Avatar is one of the greatest films of the 21st century and it's just screams cinema. 10/10

To prepare for Wicked: Part One and Two, I have just seen The Wizard of Oz, so here's my review.

This is one of the most funniest, emotional, musical film I've ever seen in my life, it's that good. Victor Fleming is the Goat for this film, this guy is incredible with his directions, when I first heard this movie, it was back in 2013 when it first had a preview on Blu-Ray and I thought okay it looks cool and after seeing this film, it's peak cinema.

Judy Garland as Dorothy is one of the greatest castings of all time, she gave a really good performance in this film, she goes from wanting to leave her aunt and grandpa's house because she doesn't wanna live without Toto to being friends with a Scarecrow, Lion and Tin-Man. Speaking of those guys, they gave a great performance.

The Wicked Witch Of The West is such a menace villain, I liked her, the music was so good that it was also hilarious at the same time, the story was incredible, it was well written and had great dialogues and great visuals and cinematography. This is seriously the greatest film of all time. I know this film is not connected to the Wicked films but I just watch it just to get hyped for those films.

Overall, The Wizard of Oz is such a good movie with great writing, great cinematography, great performances and great story with the emotional scale being executed perfectly, This is the greatest film of all time, 9/10. Great Film. I can't wait for Wicked: Part One and Wicked: Part Two

I have just seen Transformers One and OH MY GOD!

This is definitely the Transformers film that I've been wanting to see for a while because I was interested on being a Transformers fan for a while. Josh Cooley had both the touch and the power of this film which is peak cinema. The trailers for the film at first made my excitement go down and down because it was too comedic but once I saw the film for the first time, oh my god, this film was great.

This is a great origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron on how they went from brothers to enemies, it also has beautiful animation which looked gorgeous man, it gave me Lord of the Rings vibes right there man. The first two acts we're good but the third act was powerful man. I already knew Optimus Prime and Megatron we're gonna have a fallout in the film but when it happens, it's emotional.

Everyone in the cast did great but the standouts are Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson and Brian Tyree Henry, all three did great. Megatron stole the show for me, he goes from being a brother to an absolute menace. Megatron is definitely one of the greatest villains of all time in this franchise. The benefits on not having any humans in these movies is that the Bots can feel like characters with their own arcs.

Keegan-Michael Key as Bumblebee was so funny, we need a spin-off of him man. Laurence Fishburne as Alpha Trion is the greatest casting of all time, Fishburne is one of the greats. This is the Spider-Verse to the Transformers franchise. Jon Hamm as Sentinel Prime is an absolute menace, bro killed the Primes and took out the cogs of Transformers to make them miners and betrayed them.

Transformers One is the best animated Transformers film to ever exist and be made, this is a perfect film for me to get invested into the Transformers franchise, it's great. 10/10, One of the greats and definitely my favorite animated film of the year and also favorite film of the year ever sorry The Wild Robot and Princess Mononoke.

WE NEED A TRILOGY AND A SPIN-OFF SHOW TO KEY'S BUMBLEBEE.

"And now, we stand here together as one. Proving we all have the power to Transform. To become who we we're destined to be. To write wrongs to make our world better because here. Freedom and Autonomy are the rights of all sentient beings. And here, all are truly Autobots. This message is a warning to the Quintessons. If you dare return to Cybertron. The Autobots will be waiting. I will be waiting. I AM OPTIMUS PRIME."

I... um

*lips smack*

I can't progress on what I just witnessed on the big screen right now because The Wild Robot is without a question 110% without a shadow of a doubt in my mind, the greatest animated film I ever experienced in Cinema History. So, I am fresh out of DreamWorks latest film The Wild Robot, which is one of my most anticipated films of this year and I can confidently say this is one of the greatest animated films ever made.

This film destroyed me in every way possible, delivered its message in every way possible and they did it to perfection. This film was so good, it's so emotional and it was so goddamn good. There's a lot of process. I have to digest right now. Because oh my gosh, not only is this one of the best animated films ever made but also one of the best animated films of the 21st century.

Starting off, the cinematography looks gorgeous. This rivals Princess Mononoke in of the actual cinematography, Chris Sanders has done it again too. The script that he wrote was perfection. How does he go from How To Train Your Dragon to The Wild Robot? The answer is that he delivers peak. The way he writes this film is just perfection at best and he knows what he was cooking.

The animation also looks gorgeous. Gosh, am I just seeing how many film started score just at this point? Also friendly reminder, This is the last DreamWorks animated film that DreamWorks themselves are gonna animate. The cast delivered in this movie, Lupita Nyong'o did a fantastic job as Roz, she starts off as a Robot assistant before ultimately knowing everything about Nature.

Pedro Pascal as Fink was funny as heck, he has the comedy DAWG in him but at his core, he brought that emotional scale in his character and still delivered. Kit Connor did a good job as Brightbill and his chemistry with his mother Roz was heartbroken. At first, he thinks Roz is not her mother and that her actual mother is his mother but he realizes that he is grateful to have a mother who is a robot.

Stephanie Hsu as Vontra is a menace, she needs to be in more villain roles. I also loved how the ending was so powerful that it broke me so much and brought me in tears. The film did a fantastic job with everything, the storytelling, the characters, the animation, the dialogue, the writing was fantastic, the emotion, the score, the cinematography. Everything was great.

So overall, The Wild Robot is one of the greatest animated films ever made with everything that it did and it's definitely the most emotional animated film ever made because it reminded me of WALL-E and it's better than Ozzy and it's not even close. 10/10, DreamWorks did a fantastic job with this film.

Also shoutout to Matt Berry, who voiced Paddler, this guy was the OG brother and I need a spin-off about him. This could honestly win Best Animated Feature at the Oscars next year.

"Hello. I am Rozzum 7134... . But you can call me Roz."

Y'all, no intro here.

The Mitchells vs. The Machines is bad, okay it is really bad and it's one of the worst animated films of all time. Yes, I watched it, this film sucked okay, it sucked harder than dumb blonde and that rhymes actually, don't hate the player, hate the game. Let's get it man with this review. It feels so good to be back with medicore trash films.

We started off with one of the worst opening intros of all time. Okay, narration wise, it was cool but the dialogue is what really made me from excited to disappointed. The dialogue was poorly executed, I don't know what the writers we're cooking with this film but I bet some of y'all are saying "Oh, the dialogue is pretty funny, wasn't funny for you. Was it funny for you?" No, it's not funny, this is elementary school humor, ain't nobody trying to hear those stuff, you know what I'm saying.

Anyways, aside from that. The villain is paper-thin. This is the same thing that's been repeated over again every single time. A person by the name of Mark Bowman, rejected an artificial intelligence person known as Pal and now she wants to rule the world just because she got rejected by her creator really, that's so paper thin. And on top of that, Olivia Colman tried to give a good performance, but obviously, with the bad dialogue she was given, this made her villain mediocre. Really? I mean, it's so mind-blowing, how great actors get bad dialogues and then make their villain mediocre, like really, really.

Where else do I start. Mike Rianda's character is so annoying. This is the same thing with Poppy from the Trolls trilogy which is another medicore animated film that's blowed with ass, and also that kid and Mother from the Black Adam film. This character does not keep quiets, This character does not keep quiets, does not keep quiet, does not keep quiet, does not. And you know what? I'm getting tired of characters being annoyed now like I'm starting to get tired, if you want to portray good character performance, don't let the character be annoying as heck. But no, says Sony, instead, we're just gonna hire annoying actors that can actually give an annoying performance which sucks.

The writing sucks, the script sucks. It feels like they hired a 9-year-old kid from elementary school, decide to write a movie for Sony Animation, and it turns to be a flop. That's just what that is man. Now, let me just get into the positive side before everybody gets mad. I do think the animation looked kind of cool. I really like how Sony Animation put some effort into animation itself, because that's just great.

I also think that Abbi Jacobson gave a really good performance as Katie Mitchell alongside Linda Mitchell shout out to Maya Rudolph by the way. I'd also do think that the emotional scale was really greatly developed it gotten the characters and what they're going through and how to move away from the past and walk into the future. I also do think the music was kind of hilarious and cool at the same time.

The dog carried the movie though. Now, was the comedy Great? No, it was not. But there's one more positive I would like to give is that the dad Rick Mitchell gave a solid performance, I do think Danny McBride did a pretty good job. There's a couple cool good performances. But overall, it's just mediocre. At the end of the day, I don't like to bash films, I don't like to do those stuff because if I do, the people who see my content, they're gonna start raging, they're gonna start saying stupid stuff like "oh, you just hate fun. Oh you just hate fun". You also just hate people's opinions because that's what y'all do.

At the end of the day, that's just what I think on the film, if you don't like it, I do not care, go cry. One more thing, People who are going to say, do you hate fun? I watched the Spider-Verse films, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Deadpool etc, that are fun to watch. This film just didn't click me. Okay, and I've said this once with Godzilla x Kong, why we're none of you there.

So at the end of the day, The Mitchells vs. The Machines is mediocre and unfortunately, people are gonna get mad over a bad opinion at the end of the day, that's the internet for you, so I'm going to give this a 4 out of 10, Disappointing and Probably, will never watch again.

Fuck.

This floored me...

So, yes. I am fresh out of The Boy and The Heron, the latest Studio Ghibli film directed the goat himself Hayao Miyazaki, so here's my review on the film because why wasn't I there back in December of last year when this film released in the U.S. like why wasn't I there in that theater bro because this thing floored me and tear the fuck out of me.

This thing was shockingly proving itself that is a cinematic masterpiece by Miyazaki, oh my god, this thing teared me up man. This has to be the best Miyazaki film I've seen from him, I never been this teared up in an anime film since Suzume back in April but this thing is so goddamn teary and I loved it for a great reason.

Starting with the animation, it is glorious, one of the greatest if not the greatest animation in any Studio Ghibli film ever, I think this and Spirited Away do come close to this glorious animation that it has but overall man, it was heat bro. The cinematography, this thing looks gorgeous, this is tied with Princess Mononoke which is one of the greatest films of all time by the way but it of cinematography, both are tied.

The story of the film was incredibly written by Miyazaki, it shows that he actually knows how to make a plot and honestly, when I make film in the future this is gonna be an inspiration for me personally because Hayao truly knows how to write an incredibly plot and an incredibly written script of his films, it truly follows the emotion the characters have in this film and the script and dialogue was incredibly perfection.

The performances we're fantastical, it shows that the actors we're serious about their roles, they all did great because of the dialogue and the script they we're given, the comedy was good too and also the ending, it teared me up, I didn't think an anime film would tear me up since Suzume back in April man, this was perfection at best man and I am truly happy with this film.

Overall, The Boy and The Heron was an incredibly written film by Miyazaki and a cinematic masterpiece because of the story, the emotion, the animation, the score, the cinematography, the performances, the incredibly powerful script that Miyazaki did, it is perfection by Studio Ghibli. 10/10, Incredible

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT.

Alright, I just saw Mad Max II: The Road Warrior and there are so many thoughts going through my brain right now, I have no words honestly. This movie is a fucking masterpiece, one of the greatest sequels of all time, George Miller knows how to fuck cook with films.

The story is one of the best stories I've ever seen in cinema, We see Max Rockatansy becoming a vigilante still while also helping some people in a base and seeing more of Mel Gibson's Max Rockatansy in this film is so fucking special.

The action is just as good if not better than the first one, the action is nonstop peak, I feel that the action in this film compared to the first one was comparing a great cake to just a cake and it's just amazing man.

The visuals and the cinematography are also peak in every way possible, you can tell that the crew put a lot of effort into this movie and it's just really better than the first one when it came to the cinematography, visuals and the action in this movie. The music is such a banger and some of it we're really great.

Mel Gibson delivers one of the greatest performance as Max Rockatansy, he is fantastic, I said then and I'll say it, I think Mel Gibson is better than Tom Hardy's take on Max Rockatansy especially when it came to his performance and the action he had in these movies, he is fantastic. The Gyro Captain was also really cool too. The villains are also good too, I thought they we're mostly just okay.

Overall, Mad Max II: The Road Warrior is an all time great Mad Max film by George Miller. The action is great, the visuals are fantastic, the characters are so well written, the music is a banger, the cinematography was beautiful and it's one of the greatest sequels of all time. This might be a hot take of mine but I think it's better than Dune: Part Two. I'm giving this an 11/10, Peak cinema.

I just seen Mad Max, so here's my review.

In 1979, George Miller released a movie that forever changed cinema and left a cultural impact on movies forever and it started a franchise that we'd never knew was possible and we gotten a trilogy out of it, I can confidently say it's peak, it's one of the greatest action movies of all time in of the script and in of just the movie as a whole.

Mel Gibson truly gives one of the most brilliant performances of all time as Max Rockatansy, we truly see him becoming a great officer by chasing some criminals to a vigilante that we know him to be, he is fantastic in this role and he is honestly better than Tom Hardy's take on the character.

I liked Hugh Keays-Byrne as Immortan Joe but as Toecutter, next level. He gives the most menacing and craziest performance as Toecutter, he's crazy, he's psycho, he's an absolute menace and just a really crazy guy. When it comes to villains like Joker from The Dark Knight and even Zod from Superman, you know your gonna expect a crazy performance from them but with Hugh as Toecutter, he's psycho and a menace.

The action, the cinematography and the visuals were fucking beautiful, I love it and you can tell George Miller was cooking with this movie and he did it to perfection unlike some movies that didn't do it, some studios gotta take notes man especially Hollywood as a whole because with this film having a director that cooks with the visuals, the cinematography and the action in this film was wholesome.

Overall, Mad Max is a culturally phenomenal movie and the second greatest movie of all time. George Miller has cooked with this universe and make it into a really great action film that I'd never expect from George Miller and Mel Gibson themselves. 10/10, The Greatest Mad Max Film Of All Time.

"I'm sorry little one" but yikes.

So, I have seen Wonder Woman, the film people have saying it's one of the best female led comic book films ever made, so here's my review Because this thing let me down worse than the animated film Ozzy.

Yeah, I'm sorry, I hate to be the bad guy, I have to be the party pooper here, this is what haters of Ant-Man think Ant-Man is, this film is a mess, it feels like we are just trying to make this a World War II period action film mixed with a superhero film mixed with a spy movie and oh my god, the Wonder Woman theme, we need to make it stop.

The plot itself is very paper thin, it feels like no one put any effort towards the plot, I mean it's about Wonder Woman meeting Steve and stopping a war and a god who literally lives in the real world, like it's third grader writing a superhero film, that's not even the only gripe I have, at one point where Gal Gadot was part of the production, Patty Jenkins and Zack Snyder just thinked for a moment, we are just gonna have Gal Gadot be the worst actress she can possibly be as Wonder Woman.

She is over here saying "No, but it's where I'm going to do", she is literally proving herself that she does not know how to act in this movie, then she says in the final battle "What are you saying. Steve, whatever it is. I can do it", ahhh... You know, she is the worst actress to play this character man like bro she said what are you saying, your so stupid.

The climax was ass and I just don't know what to say about the climax, All I can is ass and blah. Now, for the positives, the action was great and I think it's one of the best action we gotten in the last 10 years, The cinematography was brilliant and I mean brilliant this is how you do cinematography and the visuals were also cool, I liked it.

Chris Pine carried it as Steve Trevor, it's a shame they brought him back in the sequel where he is just a ghost but man, Trevor carried. Connie Nielsen and Robin Wright also carried, Danny Huston carried too but he was mostly sidelined and wasted and David Thewlis also carried as Ares, he is the best villain in the DCEU but he pretty much got his ass whooped.

Ares got his ass whooped by Wonder Woman worse than how Kang got his ass whooped in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania bro, your the God of War how the fuck you gonna get your ass whooped by Wonder Woman bro, how. Your lowkey just ass at this point at fighting bro.

I feel like this film is Gal Gadot's worst version of Wonder Woman and her acting just says it all, bro you are not her, you are not her, you we're not cooking at all my guy. Allan Heinberg, you we're also not cooking, Patty Jenkins you too bro. Jenkins, Heinberg, Gadot, Snyder and Fuchs did not cook y'all do not know how to make films.

I wanted to like this film and I tried really hard to like this movie but the hardest choices require the strongest wills. This is why the DC Extended Universe ended, we are just relying on a Schlop Actress who can't act, a garbage plot and just they did not cook with this film at all.

Overall, Wonder Woman was a massively disappointment and one of the worst superhero films in general in of a garbage plot, bad climax and a Schlop Actress who can't act as the character. 0.5/10, This would I call a Rotten Salad. James Gunn has to find a actress who can actually act as the DCU Wonder Woman.

I just seen Lee Isaac Chung's Minari, so here's my review.

This is a film that does not shy away from the emotional core of this film, this film might go down as one of the saddest movies I've seen in my entire life, giving my personal relationship with A24. This was so good, I had a blast watching this movie.

Lee Isaac Chung delivered one of if not the greatest movies of this decade, his direction, his storytelling, his vision, he had time to deliver a great cinematic masterpiece with this film. Steven Yeun and Han Ye-Ri delivered one of the greatest performances in cinema history, their chemistry was brilliant and really well scripted in this film.

The story is one of the greats in cinema, The way Lee Isaac Chung knows what he's doing is just pure cinema, It's no wonder Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner wanted to produce this project with Chung, Yeun, Youn and Ye-Ri. The story is fantastic and probably A24's best plot to date.

Overall, Minari is one of the best of the decade with a great visionary from Lee Isaac Chung and fantastic performances from Steven Yeun and Han Ye-Ri. 10/10, Chung delivered. Minari made it's way into my Top 10 movies of the decade, I can't wait to see this again.

I just got done seeing Kiki's Delivery Service, so here's my review.

Man, what a movie, this film is one of the greatest animated movies ever made and this surprised me in every way possible man, this film truly hits me every time I see a great plot with one of the great performances in this movie.

Starting off with the cinematography, this thing looks gorgeous, between this and Princess Mononoke, what makes these film so great is the cinematography and the visuals, Hayao Miyazaki truly knows what he does with his films giving us the great and beautiful cinematography that he delivers.

This film rivals Black Panther and the Dune movies, based on the visuals itself, truly a breathtaking film that you can just called it gorgeous and beautiful cinematography and visuals, Hayao Miyazaki cooks when he wants to do.

The story itself is brilliant, I think it's one of the greatest plots we got in the 20th century, The film's story is not only brilliant but it gives us on what the film delivers to it's message about Life, Purpose, Intimidating Others, Trusting People, Caring and Just Appreciating what you have that is what the film delivers.

The characters we're really great and some of them are very comedic, the intro is also one of the greats and maybe the best intro Studio Ghibli has ever done and just as a whole it's brilliant to see characters and what they can do, Hayao Miyazaki truly did not hold back and it's just a great Miyazaki banger.

Overall, Kiki's Delivery Service is an all time great animated film and Miyazaki delivers another banger once again, 10/10, I really enjoyed this film and I can't wait to rewatch it again.

I just seen Princess Mononoke, so here's my review.

If I can describe this film as a technical and professional level, this is one of the greatest looking animated films ever made, from the characters to the performances to the story to the cinematography to all of the different worlds we explore in this film, this is definitely the greatest film of all time.

Starting off with the cinematography, this thing looks gorgeous, it rivals that of the Avatar films and The Lord of the Rings trilogy alone, The common dominator between all of these films is that they all have that great cinematography we just put this in our Top 10 Best Cinematography In any movie.

The story itself is one of the greatest if not the greatest story I've seen in a animated film, this film has the suspense, seriousness, emotion, the characters, this story is honestly right behind the Spider-Verse films, Toy Story, Spirited Away and How To Train Your Dragon in this movie.

The performances we're phenomenal not just phenomenal but like really great, it has the best character I root for with the emotion and seriousness they brought with the character, it also has the best chemistry in any film and also has a really menacing villain, Lady Eboshi is just a hateable villain, it's not cause she's bad, she is just a hateable villain.

The animation was beautiful and something some animated studios should take notes of aside from the other animated films but the animated looks freaking glorious to me and it just might be the best looking animated film I've seen.

Overall, Princess Mononoke is one of the best looking animated films ever made and the greatest film of all time from the characters to the music to the villain to the animation to the story to the emotion and seriousness to the cinematography itself, it's an absolute glorious looking film and a masterpiece. Hayao Miyazaki truly cooked with this film, it's a 10/10, Glorious.

I have just seen Deadpool & Wolverine for the second time.

This review won't contain spoilers

So, I liked Deadpool & Wolverine even more, my second time watching it, since I already know pretty much on the beginning and end, I was able to pick up the little things here and there that made me love with this film even more.

I keep saying how Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have the best chemistry as Deadpool and Wolverine and the sentiment is still the same because it was a chemistry that we've all wanted to see for a very long time since Disney bought Fox back in 2019.

The villain is still good but still not Top 10 MCU villain because they could've done a little better to the character and do not get me wrong I love Emma Corrin as Cassandra Nova, she gave a menacing performance but she still was okay at best, The action is still insane and the plot is still great.

It also still has that moment where the film never shy's away from the emotional beat in this film because some of it was really greatly written. It also doesn't shy's away from the limits, of the R Rating, the comedy, the humor and the cinematography cause all of it was fucking awesome.

Overall, Deadpool & Wolverine is one of the best MCU film experience I had in my life since Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: No Way Home, It still gets an 11/10.

I just saw Beetlejuice by Tim Burton and man, it was a cinematic masterpiece he created.

(NOTE: This is my first time doing a review on a different , I am using a different because I lost my old one)

I went in with low expectations because I thought it was just gonna be just a simple good movie but my god, It put me a smile on my face man, Tim Burton cooked with this movie with the plot, the visuals, the great elements and the cinematography.

Michael Keaton is the perfect actor to play Beetlejuice, he ate this role. Keaton is not only funny but he's the type of guy where he is just a guy who likes just doing whatever the fuck he wants. Winona Ryder did a great job as Lydia Deetz, she is fantastic.

I did not care for Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis's characters but they overall did a great job in this film, Catherine O'Hara is silly as always because she is. The comedy and the humor lands well in this movie unlike the other comedy movies that failed except for some. Overall, Beetlejuice is Tim Burton's cinematic masterpiece. 9/10, Can't wait for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

Watched on Saturday July 27, 2024.

Watched on Friday April 4, 2014.

Watched on Sunday March 31, 2024.

Watched on Friday March 7, 2014.

1. Avengers: Infinity War
2. Avengers: Endgame
3. Captain America: Civil War
4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
5. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
6. Guardians of the Galaxy
7. Black Panther
8. Thunderbolts*
9. Thor: Ragnarok
10. Iron Man

...plus 25 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Mad Max: Fury Road
2. Mad Max 2
3. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
4. Mad Max
5. Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

1. Sinners
2. Thunderbolts*

1. Avengers: Infinity War
2. Avengers: Endgame
3. Captain America: Civil War
4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
5. Thor: Ragnarok
6. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
7. Thunderbolts*
8. Guardians of the Galaxy
9. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
10. Black Panther

1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2
2. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
3. Sonic the Hedgehog

1. Dune: Part Two
2. Wicked
3. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
4. Transformers One
5. Deadpool & Wolverine
6. The Wild Robot
7. Inside Out 2
8. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
9. Godzilla × Kong: The New Empire
10. Kung Fu Panda 4

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
2. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
3. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
4. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
5. Mission: Impossible III
6. Mission: Impossible
7. Mission: Impossible II

1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2. The Batman
3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
4. Logan
5. The Dark Knight
6. Avengers: Infinity War
7. Spider-Man 2
8. Superman
9. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
10. The Suicide Squad

1. Spirited Away
2. Princess Mononoke
3. My Neighbor Totoro
4. The Boy and the Heron
5. Ponyo
6. Kiki's Delivery Service
7. Howl's Moving Castle

1. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
3. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
4. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
5. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
6. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

1. The Suicide Squad
2. Aquaman
3. Shazam!
4. Blue Beetle
5. Man of Steel
6. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
7. Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
8. Black Adam
9. Zack Snyder's Justice League
10. Shazam! Fury of the Gods

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Toy Story
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
• Toy Story 3
• Coco
• Princess Mononoke
• Your Name.
• Inside Out
• Ratatouille
• Spirited Away

...plus 9 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
3. Spider-Man 2
4. Spider-Man: No Way Home
5. Spider-Man
6. Spider-Man: Homecoming
7. The Amazing Spider-Man
8. Spider-Man: Far From Home
9. The Amazing Spider-Man 2
10. Spider-Man 3

1. Toy Story
2. Inside Out
3. Cars
4. Toy Story 3
5. Ratatouille
6. Coco
7. Inside Out 2
8. WALL·E
9. The Incredibles
10. Up

1. Logan
2. X-Men: Days of Future Past
3. Deadpool
4. Deadpool & Wolverine
5. X-Men: First Class
6. Deadpool 2
7. X2
8. X-Men
9. Daredevil
10. The Wolverine

...plus 7 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Justice League
2. Fantastic Four
3. The Flash
4. Thor: Love and Thunder
5. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
6. Suicide Squad
7. Captain Marvel
8. Thor: The Dark World
9. Zack Snyder's Justice League
10. Madame Web

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Iron Man
2. Captain America: The First Avenger
3. The Avengers
4. Thor
5. Iron Man 2
6. The Incredible Hulk

1. Deadpool & Wolverine
2. Deadpool
3. Deadpool 2