Miriam Haider

Amazing characters, fantastic plot and gameplay and brilliant visuals.

Hands down one of the best animes I’ve ever watched. It’s a taught thriller with such dynamic and interesting characters, a terrific plot and incredible voice acting. If I could refresh my memory and watch it over again I would! Highly recommend this fantastic show!

The uneducated, lowlife Hindu right-wingers will, of course, downvote this film and bully others just because it shows other religions in a positive light. Such braindead peoples' views should not be taken seriously because they're blinded by hate, Islamophobia and racism. This movie was very eye-opening, and the acting was good. The movie should be put back on Netflix. At this rate, no actual good Indian films that showcase problems in India will be shown if Netflix panders to uneducated Hinduvtas.

I would've given a thumbs up for this movie if it wasn't for the ending. Sure, the film was sorta slow but I actually was enjoying the dialogue and everyone's performances. Jason Segel did great. But after everything they went through I was a little bit underwhelmed by the ending and disliked Lily Collins' character by the end. I enjoyed the film but the build-up was extremely underwhelming and lacklustre, supporting the sad wife of a billionaire. The robber could've easily just left early on instead of prolonging every moment, ending up as his downfall. The fourth character was also unnecessarily killed off.

I'm going to be real about this: The Father is one of the BEST movies I've seen in my life. Among the boring, unspecial movies from the 2020 era, this movie was the shining, saving grace of the year. The story and acting, especially by Anthony Hopkins are simply phenomenal. His acting made me feel like I was looking at my own grandmother because it was so realistic. I cried because of how moving it was. Let's be real, Hopkins can do no wrong and I have to congratulate the director for making this masterpiece. I rarely give 5 stars but this movie is more than deserving.

All I'm going to say is, listen to Alexander Hoover in his google reviews here. EVERY.SINGLE.THING that I thought, he expressed very articulately. I couldn't have said it better myself. I don't appreciate being told I can't understand a 'high-quality film' from some of these reviewers when I've watched and appreciated thousands of films of a higher calibre. This... was just boring. The first 2 hours of dialogue between the characters was pointless and didn't really contribute to the plot, as if they were just talking and ambiguously so. The film only picks up in the last 20 mins or so for the plot twist but it takes 2 hours of unnecessary talking and scenes to get there. Honestly could've been shortened to an hour and a half or less. Benedict's accent wasn't amazingly convincing either, just felt quite forced. The plot and trailer looked so promising but the actual film fell so very short. An Oscars shoo-in no doubt because of the acting and directing but it's of course going to be acclaimed because it ticks all their boxes- not because it's a great film.

Sorry, but I found Annie extremely irritating. The only saving grace for the film was Albert Finney, Carol Burnett who played Miss Hannigan and as usual Tim Curry. Their performances were brilliant!

People shouldn't listen to harsh critics all the time because Rodrick Rules is easily the best adaptation of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. Mainly because we get to see more of our favourite evil brother, played perfectly by Devon Bostick. Rodrick is absolutely brilliant and truly a shining star in all the films, with the rest of the phenomenal cast. Rodrick's my favourite character and Devon's acting is what makes me watch this movie so many times, he's absolutely perfect as Rodrick. So to watch the movie about him, they really did the brother bonding justice. The comedic elements are perfectly integrated and the storyline isn't trite, it's genuinely a great family film that can be enjoyed by anyone. Love this film and highly recommend it!

This is the first anime I've ever watched and simply put, this is the best anime and one of the best TV series. I wish I could erase my memory of this show to rewatch it again because it's just phenomenal. If you ever decide to watch one anime in life, this should be the one.

The movie sets us up for the scariest event the Warrens have ever faced from the first scene... then ends up being so underwhelming for the rest of the movie. There was so much potential for this film but it really wasn't a scary horror and didn't give me the thrill or satisfaction that the Conjuring films always do. The jumpscares were suspenseful but overall I was really not scared, especially with the villain reveal. I wish there were more supernatural elements because the villain was the most disappointing part which is why the film isn't terrifying like its predecessors. Well, at least it's better than the awful 2019 Annabelle film!