Jacob Heiner

This movie has soooo much heart. Such a cute story with really endearing characters, and all of the voice acting was fantastic. The Wild Robot genuinely had me laughing, shocked, and tearing up a bit. There's so many little, subtle moments that just make this movie so so good. This movie didn't shy away from death and violence, and there were a few scenes that kinda caught me off guard. I can't overstate how much I liked this movie and how badly I want it to send a message to the rest of the film industry to bring more creativity, passion, and original ideas to life. That being said, this movie isn't perfect. There's a quite a few cliche, annoying, cheesy, and cringy moments. The ending is okay, but it kinda falls apart, just a little bit. I also feel like the movie was focused on having a final, bombastic act, when it could have gone in a different direction that reflected the cute beginning. I didn't care much for the cheesy fake outs either. I won't spoil anything, so you'll just have to watch it. All of that aside, I still absolutely adored the art style, the voice acting, the music, and the characters. Overall, a fantastic movie.

I don't have a lot to say about this movie. I just think it is slow and boring. Nearly all the dialogue is embarrassingly bad, especially from the main character. Most of the movie doesn't really make sense, and I felt the humor falls flat on his face.

This movie is not good. Definitely targeted for kids, because the writing is so bad and the dialogue is terrible. The sense of humor is loud and chaotic = funny. Most of all, this movie, that is targeted for kids, is undoubtedly a case of lgbtq propaganda, which has no place in kids media. Shame on Netflix.

This show is boring and un-interesting. The characters are all so bland and the writing is even more so. I actually think the movie seems better after finishing this show, because stuff actually happened in the movie. The show manages to water down the already 4th Grade level writing from the book into an absolute yawn of a narrative. The characters grow in no way at all. They are just good at everything and have all the answers right away. Every single obstacle and monster is trivialized by the embarrassing direction the directors decided to take the show. Each trial starts with the main characters already knowing how to defeat it. In fact, the entire plots consist of relentless exposition dumps and "set backs" that are nothing more than minor inconveniences. There are a few changes from the book that do absolutely nothing to contribute to the overall story. The changes are meaningless and shallow. The show is just plain bad. I wouldn't recommend at all. Rick Riordan and the entire cast completely fumbled this TV show adaptation and it would be better off if it was laid to rest, rather than be farted out as another uninspired disaster of directionless writing and shallow characters.

I cannot recommend this at all. It is so obvious that the producers wanted anything else but to make a halo show. They obviously care very little about the source material, and instead, made a TV show that is so far from the original concept, that it feels like a spit in the face to anyone that is a fan of the games. Even without the halo skin, the story is uninspired and boring. Nearly every single character is completely insufferable and obnoxious. I hope this show fails. I hope Paramount Plus loses so much money from this disaster, and decided to drop Halo all together. I'd rather Halo become a niche thing, then have Paramount Plus and the lousy producers drive this beloved franchise into the ground and the lousy producers drive this beloved franchise into the ground with their lazy and uninspired TV adaptations.

One of the best games I've played in a long time. Also, one of the most rewarding and positive free-to-play games I've ever seen. It's phenomenal. There's so much love put into this game. Im thrilled to see where this game goes!