Jackson Schumann

Astounding. Words cannot describe the importance of this series. The decision to film everything in one take is absolutely brilliant and vital to the delivery of every message it contains. The acting delivers a gut punching blow the reality of what is going with today’s youth all over the world. This is a must watch for all teens and all parents. It allows for a view inside the struggles of kids and parents navigating through life. At the end of the day this series shows us that the most important thing that we can do for our kids is to not just simply keep them happy, but to make sure they know they are loved always. A masterpiece.

Here’s the deal, once this movie starts you won’t want it to end. Plain and simple. It had nearly constant action, and the action was intense, epic, AND funny. No one tells a story as well as Guy Ritchie. This movie had so much style and charisma, it rivaled me my eighth grade year. The soundtrack was outstanding. It really made you feel the weight of every scene you watched. Overall an absolute must see, 13/10

Look here’s the deal you all can listen to these critics saying that the writing was a disaster or go and watch it for yourselves and realize that it was beautiful. It does an amazing job telling select events from the perspective of all three involved so because of this it allows great character development. The acting was phenomenal as well as every other thing about it: cinematography, soundtrack, visual effects, the list goes on! I seriously question anyone who has poor word towards this movie. And the duel in the end? Worthy of an Oscar of and in itself. 11/10. Keeping cooking and God Bless

Look people if you’re thinking about going to see this movie, DO IT. Basically what we’re looking at here is some of the best piece of story telling and thrilling action sequences to date. You think your mom told the story of The Three Little Pigs well?? Well Guy Ritchie makes your mom look like a child. He keeps it more suspenseful than when you just broke the living room window with a baseball and your dad hasn’t come home yet. It’s comedic in its own beautiful way. The music? Forget any good soundtrack you thought you knew, this one makes Hans Zimmer himself proud. Folks it’s a solid 13/10 for me. Keep cooking, God Bless.