Cleo Ross

This sitcom tells the story of Alexa, a teenager diagnosed with cancer, and her best friend Katie. The show manages to make classic sitcom humor work with serious themes and topics. It explores cancers physical and mental impact on not only Alexa, and everyone she knows. It explores insecurities that come with cancer and the strength that is needed to overcome it. Along with the shows representation of cancer, it also presents a cast of quirky, loveable, and hilarious characters. The humor lands, and although the show does tire a little bit, it is sustainable. A fantastic show, and a must see for those who love sitcoms with a twist.

This show has a lot live up to (it followed Star Wars: The Clone Wars), but I think it truly establishes itself in the Star Wars canon. The only reason it gets docked down a star is because the first two seasons can be very childish and slow at times. The best part of this show is the characters. Starting with Ezra Bridger, originally he seems like the trope snarky teenager, but his character arcs take some unexpectedly serious dark turns. Kanan Jarrus is a fresh addition to the general Jedi idea, and has several compelling storylines. Hera Syndulla is the glue that holds the team together and is always fun to watch. Sabine Wren offers a fresh perspective on the Mandalorian culture and claims some of the most compelling stories of the show. Garazeb "Zeb" Orielious is a nice turn from the use of aliens for laughs, with actual depth of character. There are several great villains of the show, the highlight of them being the infamous Grand Admiral Thrawn. Of course it's always fun to reintroduce familiar faces, and Rebels does a lot to expand their characters. The best season is definitely the last, but I think all of them are worth a watch, especially for any Star Wars fan.

This is a very sweet short about an elderly couple. Us Again explores how old age can effect relationships positively or negatively. Plus a sweet message, this short also offers gorgeous animation and a wonderfully jazzy score.

What makes this show worth watching is characters, specifically Cass and Rapunzel. Cass and Rapunzel's relationship is believable and compelling. Varian was another highlight of the show. In other words, this show excels at characters. This is excellent for a kids show, but can be just that sometimes. If your an older viewer, I would skip the unimportant episodes (Rapunzel's Enemy for example) and move on to the more interesting plot points. There were several fantastic songs in the mix, and epic emotional highs. This show is overall great viewing for younger audiences. It is definitely one of the better Disney animated shows.

Okay, the only way you can enjoy this movie is to embrace it's cheesiness. What else do you expect from a hybrid of Sharkboy and Lavagirl and The Spy Kids? Fun enough movie for kids, although there are a lot of satirical references to our current President. The plot holes are ginormous, the acting's okay, and the dialogue's is pretty bad at times. The only reason it gets bumped up star is for nostalgia. If you like any of the aforementioned movies, you're in for a treat! If not, then you will most likely dislike the film with a passion.

I'm a fan of the entire Mission Impossible franchise, but I've got to say, this one just didn't land for me. Of course, there is some classic Mission Impossible action, great acting, and several interesting new characters. But there is also a lot wrong with this movie. I felt like the whole introduction of Ethan's ignorant wife could've been handled better. Michelle Monogan's character just wasn't believable for me, and her character's role in the third act really threw me off. Especially after watching the entire series, one is left with many gaps in the couples relationship, although this is somewhat rectified in the sixth movie. Coupled with this problem, the last act was anti climatic, and I was expecting a good thirty minutes more of the movie. There were several unanswered or choppily concluded moments and plot points in the film. I enjoyed this film, but it's definitely not up to the standards of the Mission Impossible franchise.

It's rather cheesy and not that original, but for some reason I really enjoyed it! If you want a good laugh this is a good movie to go to. It's, as Sean Chandler says, a junk food movie.