JS Wong

Entertaining movie but clearly, all the trouble they are facing is Superman's doing because he's too much of a fag to kill Lex Luthor. And that dog is pretty irritating because it's a low-IQ mutt that gets in the way instead of helping. If they had the balls to kill Luthor once and for all, they wouldn't be facing all the problems they are facing. Same goes for Batman. They prefer to let villains threaten the whole world with billions of people at stake than to kill these handful of villains so that the world can be a better place.Pretty poor role models, to be honest.

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Season 4 is a letdown. As it is, from Season 2 onwards, Frenchie and the mongoloid have been an insufferable couple to watch. Season 4 cranks it up to outright unwatchable with Frenchie being gay as well. The social commentary and satire were good in Season 1 and 2 but went downhill in Season 3. Season 4 is the absolute pits. Everything is on-the-nose. The "most intelligent person in the world", Sister Sage, is "the most intelligent person" because everyone says so and not because she actually displays intelligence. In fact, she displays intellect and social skills on par with a dullard who has an IQ of 80 or less. Homelander is no longer a complex character by Season 4 and is merely a caricature-like bogeyman that's clearly written by people infected with Trump Derangement Syndrome. Unlike the previous seasons, I find myself fast-forwarding most of Season 4 and catching only approximately 10-15 minutes per episode and guess what, I am missing absolutely nothing in plot and character development.

This movie is stupid beyond belief. If they had wanted to make an Asian version of Captain Marvel, they should have called it something else, not Mulan. This movie has no resemblance to the story of Mulan and how she overcomes adversity and rise above. It's about a superpowered woman who discovers that she hasn't used the full extent of her superpowers yet and she's better than everyone from the start, but she could have been absolutely overwhelming from the start if only she had realized sooner. Yawn.

The film pumps you up with a feel-good factor and humanizes Mahathir to the point that it makes us forget his past sins. But the day after you catch the film and hit the daily newspapers again, you'll just go "What New Malaysia? What 'better Malaysia'? Sigh. Good documentary but it's just propaganda if what it's narrating doesn't match the reality of the present day.

Couldn't bear to watch the first episode itself. What bunch of talentless hacks think that this lousy script and character development would be good for a series? Totally unbelievable. Didn't bother with Episode 2 or any future episodes.

Good old straight-up superhero movie without any of the modern day woke agenda garbage. An aging superpowered mutant wants to find redemption by doing the right thing, and became a reluctant saviour of a city. The plot is as simple as that, and it's an action movie without any frills or traces of "The Message". Bad guys get it coming, bullies get bashed. No cussing, no gore, no child-unfriendly scenes.

This is a great family drama with elements of superpowers thrown in. Tyler Hoechlin is great as Clark Kent & Superman. Jordan and Jonathan's characters tend to grow on you over time. John Henry gradually becomes an integral part of the story. If there's some weak point in this series, I'd say it's Lois Lane. Her character should have been written better. Throughout the series, she's just an overbearing mom and a condescending person who feels she knows better than everyone else and gets upset when people don't do as she says. Her character becomes unlikable pretty fast, and by the middle of the second season she's borderline unbearable. Another issue is that the females are grossly miscast. Emmanuelle Chiqrui is probably a good actress but she looks 20 years older than Clark. And, as everyone pointed out, Lois looks 10 years older than Clark. Even Lois' sister, Lucy, is clearly a middle-aged woman. I've got nothing against older female actresses but they should be cast in the right context, in the right characters. This show simply cast older women to masquerade as younger women and it detracts from the visuals from time to time.

Amazing film. Totally focused on telling a good story, without any left or right agenda. This is a comic book movie done right! Batman in this case is still a bitter, angry individual, only in his second year of costumed vigilantism. Robert Pattinson is absolutely awesome as Bruce Wayne / Batman!! He was great in TENET but he knocked it out of the park in his role as the Batman. A man of a few words, deadly fighting skills and a sharp mind. He's like Clint Eastwood's "Man with no name" in a Batman costume and an IQ of over 160. The Batmobile was incredible as well. Realistic as something that was built by a gearhead or tinkerer with unlimited resources at his disposal. It's a hunking piece of metal propelled by an overpowered engine, equipped with a sort of "afterburner" to boot. Just as how Batman was menacing enough in the shadows when you only hear his heavy footsteps, his Batmobile was extremely menacing while it was in the shadows and you can only hear its engine and the scream of its turbos. The entire cast was stellar. Gordon. Alfred. Selina. Carmine. Oswald. Riddler. All of them, even the goons. After the woke dumpster fire that was Matrix Resurrections kicking off 2022 to a negative start, The Batman has given us hope that 2022 is gonna be a great year!

One of the better movies in recent years. Of course, the woke critics won't be happy with it because the girl has a father figure to look up to, a dad that watches her back. She had her doubts but made her hero's journey. She gets hurt in the process. Guys could beat her to a pulp but she'll pick herself up, all bruised and bloodied, and struggle on. She did not prevail through it all to a hero's welcome but was instead manhandled by the SWAT team. A great thing is how they show that while bad people could do bad things with guns, good guys with regular firearms practice can neutralize the bad guys and save tens of lives in the process. Definitely not a message that the woke, feminist and LGBTQ crowds would like to hear although it's reality, but what do woke people know about reality anyway.