Hariken Studios

This is one of the most mid shows I've ever seen. It's not bad (though some aspects definitely are), but there's nothing great about it either. As a regular show, it's decent. As a Spider-Man show, it falls short of being any good there. It felt like the writers didn't fully get Spider-Man, as evidenced by the show's ending. The character of Peter had some solid growth throughout the series, but it wasn't anything special. And it wasn't enough to engage me personally in the character. The rest of the characters are just fine. Some of them are pretty cool, but the show got way out of hand by adding so many characters. And the animation is nothing special. There's nothing that makes it stand out and it's definitely not the best. It's very meh. Much like the show. Also, Drake Bell, putting the actor's sketchiness aside, is only good at portraying positive emotions. Like, the dude cannot act when it comes to negative ones. There was one point where he screamed no, and it was so bad. So would I recommend this show? Eh. Not really. If you like Spider-Man, than yeah, no. It's not for you. If you're just a casual viewer then yeah, sure. Why not? 2.5/5. Just a big load of meh.

I was wondering why so many liked this show, but then I realized it had a precious animal boy. I like the precious animal boy, and his relationship with Big Man is good. Everything else sucks. Honestly, the characters are so stupid when the plot needs them to be, that it's frustrating. I cannot stand it, and irks me to no end. And, of course, the plot holes. If I listed them out here, I'd be here all day. But other reviews on here have listed them out, so I'm not going to. 2/5 stars. Just awful.

I never wanted this movie. I just moved on from the 2017 version and had heard of the hashtag, but was convinced it wouldn't be much better than the theatrical cut. Boy, was I wrong. This movie was phenomenal. From the visuals to the soundtrack, just great all around. The four hour runtime might be a little bit daunting, but it's worth it. And honestly, this movie is beautiful. The cinematography is spectacular. The story and characters are huge improvements from the original, and the soundtrack, oh man, the soundtrack! It was incredible. This whole movie was incredible. Definitely worth watching.

Remember when the first movie was about a kid named Max and Sharkboy and Lavagirl were from his imagination and not actually real? Yeah, forget that concept! This movie is acting like they were real all along! Oh, you're here for Sharkboy and Lavagirl? Ha! They barely got any lines and were basically just there so people would watch the movie! Maybe I'm being too hard on this film. After all, it's a kids movie and I'm probably just being a jerk to it. However, being a kids movie shouldn't justify the bad plot and completely underdeveloped characters. This is where I insert a spoiler warning. Okay, there it is. We meet the main character, Missy, and this is basically where her character is explained. She doesn't have powers, and she doesn't want her dad out fighting bad guys. Okay, now let's have aliens invade Earth! I will say that the powers of the other kids are interesting and original (other than Guppy's, because she stole the power of one of my characters that I made in 2019. Yes, I'm aware that the filmmakers had no way of knowing I made it first, but hey, whatcha gonna do? Never mind, I just found out that some of the production was done in Texas that year, so there's a small chance. A very small, very minuscule one, but one nonetheless), but that's where the strong points end. Everything in the plot was just cheesy and unbelievable, and worked way too well in the heroes' favor, and it was way too easy to see what was going to happen next. Sorry if I seem harsh, but I'm just mad that they ruined Sharkboy and Lavagirl like this.

This movie is way off with the Greek mythology, and totally changed absoloutely everything about the story of Heracles. It's horrible at doing Greek mythology. But I can't hate it, because this movie is my childhood, and still a good movie if you ignore what I said.

This is a movie with great potential that was ruined by DC and WB's desire to catch up to Marvel, especially in 2016, the year Civil War came out alongside this movie. Firstly, the acting was great. I thought Ben Affleck was great as Batman, and I would have liked to see him return for the Batman solo film, but oh well. I still have confidence in Robert Pattinson. I'm not a big Superman fan, but I still enjoyed Henry Cavill's performance for the character. I also enjoyed Jesse Eisenberg's portrayal of Lex Luthor. Again, I'm not a big Superman fan, but I did see the animated Justice League series, and it was cool to see Lex Luthor portrayed like this. Gal Gadot may not have been the star, but she still was a great Wonder Woman, and it was cool for her to get her own movie. The rest of the acting was great as well, but those were the performances that stuck out in particular for me. Secondly, I liked the tone. Some people may not have liked it and said the film was too dark, but it was able to bring realism to the characters maybe not like Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, but it did fine. It was interesting to see how well Superman would actually fit into society today. AKA not at all. Again though, while those factors were great, the rest of the movie felt rushed, sloppy, and the film really should have come later on in the DCEU. Zack Snyder did a fine job considering the kind of film he was making, and really tried his best. I enjoyed the movie, but I'm not sure if I would really rewatch it. Maybe a couple times, but not a whole lot.

Warning: Minor Spoilers Not a bad movie in any way, just a bit unfaithful to the books. In the film, Artemis is painted as a big brain boy who wants to save his dad. Ok, fine, but a bit far from the character we all know, who is a criminal mastermind. So, when he said he was a criminal mastermind in the film, I just thought "I mean, did you really do anything illegal?" The only thing that really followed the book were the manor scenes. And, why isn't Butler called Butler? It also would have been better if they included the events from the beginning of the book, to explain how he knew Gnomish and other things to new viewers, and to solidify Artemis's character. Anything else just seemed to be concocted by the writers. That aside, the actors were really great, and Josh Gad was perfect as Mulch. Also, Eoin Colfer liked it, which is good enough for me.

Did I feel like it was trying to rewrite some events of the anime? Sure. Did I go in expecting it to be childish? Yup. Did it feel like it was promoting the Let's Go games with the amount of lines that said Let's Go Pikachu? Maybe. Did I love this movie and did it hit me in the feels and make me cry like my first viewing of Toy Story 3? ...Oh yeah. Seriously, I only watched this because I was getting back in the anime, and thought "It'll probably be ok." I saw this, and I cried numerous times, because, dude, this has some mature themes in here that hit me in the feels so hard! It had callbacks that made me cry as well, but those themes. ...They hit me HARD. This is a movie for children (mostly), but it has mature themes that go well beyond childhood, and kind of remind me of the original ending of the anime. This movie was great. Would totally recommend it.

I've heard people say the gameplay is basic and boring, but when you think about it, this is just an improved Wii Boxing. And can we just take a minute to talk about the soundtrack? Honestly, if you liked Wii Boxing, you should love this game.