Anthony Gray

Don't get why reviews are so bad? The script and dialogue might feel A.I. generated, but the actors don't do a bad job and the special effects are great! Hard to get emotionally invested in it though, ending feels a little weak.

Transformers One delivers a thrilling and heartfelt origin story for Optimus Prime and Megatron, diving deep into their evolving relationship with remarkable attention to detail. The gradual transformation of their voices, appearance, and behavior is masterfully done, adding depth and weight to their characters. The voice cast is phenomenal, with standout performances by Keegan-Michael Key as a hilariously endearing Bumblebee. The animation is breathtaking, showcasing Cybertron in all its glory. With a rich, satisfying story that’s both rewarding for longtime fans and accessible for newcomers, this film is a must-see. Truly a masterpiece in the Transformers saga!

Amazing, season 2 please. This anime regularly hits in the feels!

Why do plastics want to use flowers to destroy the world?

"Please stop singing." - Arthur Fleck While there are elements that echo the brilliance of the original, Joker: Folie à Deux ultimately desecrates the masterpiece that was the first Joker. Harley Quinn's presence felt utterly pointless and more like an excuse to showcase Lady Gaga, turning this film into Lady Gaga 2: The Musical. The constant, unnecessary singing completely disrupts the flow. Just when the narrative starts to get intriguing, Gaga bursts into song, derailing any momentum. Instead of character progression, we witness an unfortunate case of character REgression. It's the first time I've seen a protagonist actually move backward in their arc. Joaquin Phoenix, ever the talent, still shines as the Joker, but it's clear the script gave him little to work with. I can only imagine how frustrating this must have been for him. If I had read reviews before watching, I would have spared myself the disappointment. As comic fans, we love new takes on iconic characters, but only when done with care. The first Joker delivered an exceptional exploration of a mentally unstable man shaped by the harshness of Gotham. This sequel throws all of that depth away. It's the first time I’ve genuinely wished for a refund after a movie. I paid them to waste valuable minutes of my life... Now I'm the one that wants to blow my brains out.

I absolutely love this game! It's my new favourite free to play thing! So many different customizations and game modes. It's like Call of Duty meets Rainbow Six meets Mirror's Edge. The abilities are wacky and fun. The lobby music is absolutely great, and the destructible environments mixed with the randomized spawn points keeps everything fresh and entertaining!! This is F2P done right.. You don't have to pay for anything as guns and equipment are pretty easy to unlock for free, but most aesthetics are paid - which isn't a problem! I actually want to buy the skins/ customizations as the game is so fun!

This show is absolutely amazing! I've heard the comedy isn't for everyone, but every episode has me in stitches. Tudyk is an absolute legend for his acting in this; he always nailed slapstick roles (Dodgeball Pirate), but this is next level. I read somewhere that it only had 3 seasons and was genuinely sad for it to be ending, but I just rad today it's getting a 4th season and feel over the moon! The sadness will have to wait for 1 more season!! Honestly one of my favourite series ever. 5* 5* 5* SyFy & the producers of the show keep a lot of the main cast around too, so there is decent character depth and world building. I would like another 2-3 seasons myself!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Deadpool and Wolverine in the MCU is everything I hoped for and more! The humor was spot on, with Deadpool's trademark fourth-wall breaks being absolutely hilarious, especially when poking fun at big companies. While it was a bit overused at times, it didn't take away from the fun. Seeing mutants officially in the MCU was thrilling, and the Blade cameo was an unexpected and awesome surprise. The way the TVA was incorporated added a whole new layer to the story. A must-watch for Marvel fans!

Something Different and Worth a Watch!! Don't listen to the critics.. 😁 I have to disagree with the majority of critical reviews; I found "The Tomorrow War" to be a solid and entertaining movie. The acting is pretty good, with the cast delivering performances that add depth and emotion to the story. Some scenes get genuinely emotional, which I wasn't expecting from an action-heavy sci-fi film. While some people think the plot is predictable, I actually found it to be unique and original. I don't think I've seen a storyline like this before, with its blend of time travel, alien invasion, and the stakes of humanity's survival. It kept me engaged throughout. There are a few minor issues, like some scenes being a bit cringey or outlandish for the situation at hand. For example; when they're supposed to have six minutes before the city carpet bombing, they walk very slowly out of a building. Also, the main character's need to save everyone, even at the risk of the future of all humanity, gets a little ridiculous and doesn't add anything to the plot. Despite these minor flaws, "The Tomorrow War" is a highly enjoyable film that offers a fresh take on the genre. It's worth watching for its engaging story, emotional moments, and solid performances.

TLDR: Must watch for fans of Anime. Good watch for fans of foreign film. "Parasyte: The Grey" seamlessly blends thrilling action with thought-provoking themes in this Korean Netflix series. While emotional moments may not hit the same resonance as the anime, the cultural nuances add layers to the narrative. Despite the lengthy episodes, the stunning animation and CGI of the monsters keep viewers captivated throughout. What sets this adaptation apart is its standalone nature, set in the same universe but with minimal expectations, allowing for fresh storytelling. The open-ended finale leaves room for contemplation, echoing the original's exploration of humanity's impact on the world. With its engaging storyline and faithful adaptation of the original's nuance, "Parasyte: The Grey" earns a solid five-star rating.