Josiah Cartwright

Transformer at 4 with a step up from transformers 3 with more action a more straightforward plot and more screen time for the robots who are supposed to be center of the story .However the movie still comes up short on expectations for the fans of transformers as the movie continues it's franchises tradition of bringing in human characters who are rather annoying and continues to get in the way of the action sequences. The movie still continues with its regularly scheduled plot holes that leaves more questions than answers for example #spoilers how lockdown fail to notice Optimus prime and the Autobots escaping his ship. Some parts of the movie are just highly questionable such as the fact that some dude who is dating an underage chick manages to find a loophole to evade statutory rape laws as if it was even important to the story. And last but not least stuff that was just made up as the story goes along just to get the plot line going the movie itself wasn't too bad but I personally feel like it could have been better had the movie been written properly or was directed by someone else.

This show utilizes essential anime elements of fan service, comedy and action. Every character is likeable, including the antagonists because each of them are unique and bizarre in their own way, but that's not to say how some of them do have some questionable traits, however it helps moves the plot forward. Adult humor us inevitable, given this show is geared towards teens and young adults, it's not usually empty and can be used to point out some of the characters personalities. E.i. unfaithful spouses and sadistic parents. Power of friendship trope is highly subtle, usually put into action rather than turning it into a cringeworthy motivational speech that nearly takes up half the episode like other anime I know (looking at you, Fairy Tail.) It also leads to some very heartwarming, and maybe tearjerking moments, including the concept of family and bonding that leads to powering up. Comedy is decent, running gag is the protagonist's bestie interfering during a fight to either give praise or motivate her, being funny and or a driving force to the plot. World building pretty straightforward, but some questions are left unanswered, just not enough to being the plot down. I do like the elements of capitalism and caste system being used to build the plot and the setting. Plot is also straightforward with its share of twists and revelations that keeps teh viewers hooked viewers hooked for more episode such that they end up binge watching it on Netflix (guilty as charged) I would definitely recommend

Far better storyline than the last jedi, but certainly didn't come close to The Force Awakens. A lot of plotholes that would make rounds on Cinema sins (no spoilers, I promise) plus concepts and characters that came out of nowhere as if the writers made it up as they went along. Beware the friendship is magic vibe. Finally they were characters who were introduced that I personally feel the movie could do without.

The third installment of the transformers movie franchise was one of the worst ever and one of the lowest ranking of all of Michael Bay's films let alone the fact that he's is a terrible director. let's just start with the rather incoherent plot line that just goes in multiple directions and human characters that are annoying and unnecessary to the plot and yet they take up most of the movie. Transformers 3 goes hard with the plot holes and scenes that don't really make much sense or was just put there to keep the already confusing storyline going. You would soon forget that this was supposed to be a movie about sentient robots fighting a war until the Chicago wanton destruction scene. As far as the robots go, there are far too many to keep up with, some important fan favorite ones like Shockwave are wasted away potential wise. The dialogues are either basic, bland or vague and the action sequences are visually confusing. Most of the robots personality are highly forgettable with the exception of Bumblebee an Optimus prime while Megatron's continues to be bland as usual.The movie is also littered with too many expositions of name brand products and unappealing shots of hardcore destruction. last but not least is how they try to cram too many Easter eggs that are easy to either miss or just executed poorly. Overall this movie failed to live up to its hype.

angry birds is one of those movies where they try to put an actual backstory to a game where you just normally shoot birds at pigs. Well it's great that they've added personality to the characters and gave it a family-friendly and simple storyline, the humor was not so much the best as it was laced with knee slappers and mostly dry humor, with the exception of #spoiler alert where Mighty Eagle urinates in a giant lake where two other birds drink out of, causing a funny reaction to the main characters. In conclusion the movie had a decent plot but was executed semi poorly.

Blood of Zeus sounds like a fierce and promising entry into the world of Greek Mythology with a new twist. Sort of. This storyline gets innovative with introducing new never before seen characters, rewrites to the canonical mythology and twisted circumstances that ties everything together. Also the brings in THE Titans that Zeus has once defeated. So, the storyline is indeed consistent. The musical score is sometimes overdone or overwhelming but when it comes to the fighting sequence, the tone is definitely set. However the character designs, weapons and even supernatural powers were somewhat unappealing or generic. The presentation of the show came off as lackluster and the animation can be low quality in some scenes. And finally most the characterization and character developments either felt one dimensional or rushed. Only the main villain had some depth to him and that's not saying much. The synopsis and storyline itself is promising, but the show underdelivered. Hopefully the next season, if it does happen, will deliver the insanely epic and refreshing take on Greek Mythology.

John Wick 3 keeps its plot line nice and simple, straight to the point. Reaction fighting sequence are clear to follow, flows smoothly and are enjoyable. The film also manages to maintain very subtle tones keeping the viewer at ease throughout the over-the-top shootout and combat heavy scenes. As for a plot holes, none that I have noticed. As far as humor goes they are cleverly placed in and out of the action sequences.