Kuro Senpai

I feel we have two side of the spectrum...those who extremely love this and those who didn't...but really this movie is neither I'll keep it straight...the songs ain't bad but they're not exactly "hits" but it works for the movie. The actors I believe showed great chemistry and a realistic transition...the only thing I find silly is how quick they had sex. but that's just a small part of the movie that it's easy to forget. I am a concervative myself and honestly the political woke culture was easy to ignore. Sure they bring it up every now and then throughout the movie but big woop...I find it childish that people decided to rant on a review about things like that. The movie isn't the great but it isn't the worst aswell...it is what it is nothing more and nothing less. I would say, give it a shot, you might like it or you might feel it was a waste of time but movies are a hit and a miss nowadays there's no point not watching based of the assumptions and opinion of someone else. 6.5/10

"Human Target" was an adaptation of the DC Comic of the same name that aired for two seasons. Despite its brief run, it left a lasting impression on me. The series may have taken liberties with the source material, but it managed to capture the essence of what made the original comic captivating. In the comic Christopher Chance, the protagonist, is a master of disguise. His job is to assume the identity of his clients, effectively becoming the target. This premise offers a thrilling blend of action and suspense, as Chance uses his skills to protect those in danger. While the series didn't showcase Chance's ability to alter his appearance as frequently as one might expect, it excelled in other areas. The focus was on the clever use of his skill set, which was tailored to suit each unique situation. This creative approach compensated for the lack of physical transformations, allowing the narrative to remain engaging. "Human Target" stood out for its ability to deliver a captivating storyline that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. The series managed to balance action, drama, and humour, creating an experience akin to other popular shows like "Leverage." Like "Leverage," "Human Target" offered a blend of thrilling escapades and clever problem-solving. Both series provided viewers with a mix of entertainment that combined ingenuity and suspense, making them a joy to watch. It's disappointing that "Human Target" was limited to just two seasons. The show had the potential to explore even more exciting narratives and character development. Nonetheless, the series remains a testament to the creative adaptation of a beloved comic book, leaving myself with fond memories of its short-lived brilliance. I highly recommend giving "Human Target" a go. Experiencing the life of Christopher Chance, even just once, is well worth it. Don't miss out on this short-lived gem!

I'll get straight to the point, the movie production wise felt very much like those short reels drama's you'll see on instagram. Lackluster soundtrack material and feels very home movie made in terms of filming works. The story lacked a lot of detail and from beginning to end Justin Hartley's character felt very bland. However I felt with the right production team the cast would've created a more progressive movie. It's not the greatest or the worst movie but it's enough for a single watch through session to past the time. I surprisingly enjoyed the ending and wished the 1h and 25mins given was better used to create a more in-depth storyline that allowed time for each character to eventually reach the decisions that they came to make in the end. But alas as most things in life, nothing is perfect and we always want a better version

To be honest, I struggled to get through the first episodes and left it on the back burner...this wasn't because it was boring but simply because I wasn't in the mood for the tv-series. I decided to comeback 3 months later and after rewatching the first episode, in a blink of an eye I found myself on season 6 realising my new favourite tv series was coming close to an end with only one season left to go. If you love the world of spy/espionage this is a great tv series for you, the best part is the daily clients Micheal Weston and his team gets that allows you to ignore the "big looming villan" behind each season. You can watch an episode and detach yourself easily than come back and pick up where you left off with nothing but good feels. The tone of this series isn't as dark as other spy series but it makes it hard to leave the comfort of Maiami this series gives. Don't take my word for it though, give it ago...you might not like it as much as me but I do hope that other people find it to be their new fan favourite like me.

It's crazy I had to go all the way back to 2003 to find a great heist movie...2024 and man they don't make them like they used to. I was recommended this watch from a friend and decided to check it out and boy did it not dissappoint. If you liked movies like "The Italian Job" or the series "Leverage" this right here will be right up your alley. Overall Rating: 8.7/10 Rewatch Value: 10/10 Amazing Movie!!!

This is a weird jump but I had decided to watch this after watching Bana's work in 'The Time Traveller's Wife'...WOW is the word that just naturally slipped from my mouth after I watched this film. It had been a long time since I have come across such a raw but grounding film, no dramatic police chase, no dramatic mind games...just pure storytelling. I live in Australia myself and have only found a few Australian films that draw me in so much as this film did. All the actors did and amazing job and boy is it weird to hear Bana with an Australian Accent. 10/10 Love it

What a movie... I decided to watch this after Rachel McAdam's 'Red Eye' with Callian Murphy and boy did it not disappoint. Such a sad but wholesome story, almost left a similar feeling to when I watched 'The best of us'. The concept of time travel really tied every loose part together, I've always loved movies that gave us bits and pieces little by little until the final picture full comes together. Honestly if you loved 'The best of us' you most likely will love this too.

I'm what most people nowadays refer to as Gen Z, the only difference is I grew up watching early 90s and early 2000 movies of all genres that I came to have a deep appreciation for movies such as these. I read a few reviews with low star ratings that deemed 'Face/Off' as "unrealistic", "terrible acting", and "90's films being the worst era of movies" and to be fair the plot is a bit dramatic and over the top but it doesn't take away from how good the film itself is. First of all each to their own, however to call this "unrealistic" only to love movies like "The Avengers" where the whole premise is based on fictional superpowered characters is contradicting that fact (Not saying The Avengers suck I love the whole marvel franchise). Secondly, to say it has "terrible acting" is a bit far-fetched. Not only do we see such a seamless transition when they switch characters but the little details they added to each character. On top of that Cage's constant transition between sanity and insanity really drives that final nail through the coffin. Watching a lot of movies from my generation, I find alot of the acting is far more cringeworthy compared to "terrible", than again that's just my opinion. Lastly, the 90s made Hollywood what it is today. Actors like Cage, Travolta, Bruce Willis, Tom Hanks, Will Smith, Danny Davito, Robert De Nero, Harrison Ford, Silvester Stallone, Arnold, Jennifer Lopez, Aniston and Garner, Queen Lativa, Cameron De-az, Nicole Kidman, Angelina Jolie, Reece Witherspoon etc are the people who brought many characters to life and many families together. I have fond and precious memories of borrowing a CD or a Blu-ray from the local library or Blockbuster store, then rushing home to watch together as a family, having set days and times of "movie night" prepped with snacks and blankets. As a foreigner to Australia, it was these movies that helped me improve my English vocabulary range...in good and bad ways. So you can call me biased too, but that to me was what the 90's movie era was. Sorry for the rant but, if you love insanity, explosions, action, gun fights, bizarre plots and suspense...why are you wasting time reading this get straight to it.

The purpose of the passion of Christ was to demonstrate the sacrifice Jesus the Son of God made, nothing more nothing less. The target audience was non-believers, which is why the vocal point of the entire film is the torture and abuse Jesus the Son of God had to endure. I read a lot of 1-star reviews talking about the disappointment they had watching it and how it didn't really show Jesus' teaching and how Gibson only used this film to make money and make the audience cry. Whether there is truth to that or not it doesn't matter. I've met alot of converts who were converted alone by watching the film, why? Because there is a difference between saying "Jesus died for you sins so you must believe in him" Vs "This is how he died for you sins". Atheists and agnostics who watch this won't give a hoot about what Jesus is teaching about because they already hardened their hearts and will sadly choose to not hear...However, when they see the cruelty of Jesus' reality, the punishment and cross he had to bare...who's hardened heart but satan's wouldn't melt to see a man sacrifice himself for the very people that mocked and ridiculed him, for the very people who shouted "CRUCIFY HIM!!!". Mel Gibson said in an interview "As soon as I finished this story, I couldn't help but think everyone has to hear this story. Everyone has to witness the sacrifice one man made for the entire world. A lot of directors from Hollywood told me 'don't do it, don't do it, your going to get blacklisted from Hollywood if you do it.' But the more people told me not to do the more I wanted to do it. Even during production's alot of things went wrong to the point I started second guessing whether I was making the right choice...but something inside me kept saying whatever you do don't stop." I have made a tradition of watching this every Lenten season to provide me a visual representation of the sacrifice Christ made.

I love this movie, always into action and rom-com being mixed its one of my favourite genre pairings. 2 things I got from this movie... 1 - I am in love with Minnie Driver she is hot 2 - I am in love with Minnie Driver...she...is...hot In all seriousness 2 is that I never saw myself becoming a John Cusack Fan but he is definitely up there as one of my favourite male leads now. I recommend if your taste is the same as mine