Matt Weinberger

Amazing. Just go watch it. It has everything you can ask for in an animated movie. The fun, jokes, great villains, and an amazing message. Just do yourself a favor and go support this movie because this should not flop.

An incredible game in terms of graphics and story. It's hard not to love this game. The combat toward the end got a little stale because by that point you know the game so well and a horde of enemies is a cakewalk but that's a small nitpick. The music and story are chef kiss. This is a must buy.

Amazing game and graphics. This is seriously a next-gen game. The world is so imaginative that it's easy to get lost in and never want to leave. Sure, the story could have been a little better toward the end but that's a nitpick. The gameplay and environment are the souls of the game and they shine bright here.

This movie was okay at best. I hated how they dumbed down Thor and leaned too heavily on the jokes. The movie carries zero weight because of it and you are left feeling empty after watching. I literally can't tell you what actually happened in this movie---the pacing is horrible. Marvel doesn't make "bad" movies but this was definitely a misfire. Maybe this is what we can expect now that Iger and his leadership are gone. I heard that Christian Bale's scenes were cut out because they were too scary but those scenes could have added so much to his character. He was very underutilized which was a shame. This movie honestly takes Thor a step back and I don't know how I feel about a 5th movie. Thank the heavens Chris Evans and RDJ left when they did otherwise they would turn into dumb, fratboys like Thor has become.

Saw this last night in IMAX. Total money grab film like the JW FK was. Acting even at times seemed pretty lazy. It's a great IMAX experience with the sound and taller screen. That one chase scene through the streets of Istanbul was amazing. I don't recommend this movie after it's gone from theaters. Glad they are finally over.

All in all, this film was just ok. The directing was amazing and I want to applaud Sam Raimi for making something entertaining with such a crazy concept. The CGI, a musical fight scene, and new characters were great but that's about it. The story beats didn't make much sense and there was A LOT of explaining of how things work. SPOILER ALERT: Wanda being the villain and wanting a family AGAIN felt like beating a dead horse. We have seen this character go through this same arc twice now so I was disappointed to see it again. If you are like me and have never read the comics then be prepared to be a little confused. When a film has a multiverse in the title, you should anticipate a lot of exposition and sadly, the film has a half-baked heart. PS. I think what makes GotG and Thor (Marvel alien movies) so great is the humor from the directors. They lean into the silliness of seeing crazy concepts and blue people happen on-screen and it works beautifully. Dr. Strange has very little of that silliness and without it, the crazy concepts in the movie just feel like overload.

Peacemaker and his companions are silly and weird but that is the perfect combination for James Gunn. His writing, music selection, and filmmaking style make this a fun ride with a lot of heart. In an age where we mostly PG-13 Disney superheroes shows, Peacemaker is different. That difference is what makes this show special.

The show was ok. It was very entertaining and everything from the scenes to the music were amazing. The problem really comes from lack of character development and the overarching story in general. I could never understand what Bobba Fett was feeling most of the time and why he was making the decisions he made. He went from being the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy to…a soft teddy bear? Why? What made him basically hang up his old ways? I guess the sand people changed him but that was really hard to understand. His character in general screams “fight and kill”, not “peace and loving”. I think people already knowing who he is and then Disney trying to put that Disney spin on the character did not work. The new supporting characters were very bland and everyone looked super clean cut for being on a desert world. At times, it just didn’t feel believable. Sadly, the best episodes were when Fett wasn’t even in the episode! And then at the end when he finally wins and his walking around, bowing his to everyone who is thanking him, he says “I’m not meant to rule”. I hope they just let this character go and focus on Mando/baby yoda moving forward.

Non spoiler review: just saw this movie and all I can say is that it’s a lot. It is not your typical MCU movie and it feels like everything is on this massive grand scale. I think that was part of the reason it was just ok because you had these “aliens” living with humans for 7000 years here to fight more aliens which in turn, leads to stopping the birth of a massive alien. It’s a pretty far fetching story and one where someone who is super nerdy will enjoy. I got bored at some parts just because the concept was so out there. They had to introduce 8 characters so you never really got attached to any of them since it’s too many to go deep into. The movie is just ok and something most people would leave the theater thinking “Ok, what just happened”

I went and saw this movie last night. I want to start and say that I am a huge fan of the series and previous movies were super good but for some reason, I left the theater a little disappointed. The animation in this movie is great and I want to commend the artist for working so hard to make this the best looking My Hero movie. My problems with the movie stem from the corny dialogue and how this movie serves no purpose toward the overarching story. This is not a canon movie and yet, it felt like an endgame style movie without any of the build. There is no mention of the league of villains so a new villain is introduced and defeated in the span of the movie. The new character Rodey is also introduced and a lot of time is spent on learning his life and backstory but in the end, we will never see/hear from him again. Also, don't get me started on the corny song montage that happens halfway through the movie. I guess it's a buddy road trip movie now!! The previous movies did a great job of introducing these one-off characters but never really getting too deep into them. I know this is world heroes mission and the threat is worldwide so now that Deku has saved the world what is next? More school? This movie was too big in my opinion and left me wondering why they even need to go back to school after. The big three seem perfectly fine taking on any challenges going forward. The series has officially shifted now that Deku isn't weak anymore and can use his powers to the fullest. The ending fight was also mediocre and not as good as the brilliant 2nd movie. Again, if you are fan or a new comer, you will kore than likely enjoy the movie but it is totally not something that is required. It's definitely the weakest of the three movies and I was hoping for it to be best so that is probably another reason why I left a little disappointed. They literally saved the world and now they gotta go back to high school I guess :/