Ashley Harris

The Lorax really made me pause the movie and stop to think that: This is a representation on what we humans have done to the world. We poisoned the air, we've cut down tree's, etc. It shows us the future of our world if we keep going. We'd have to fill fake tree's with battery's so they work! It's really sad, also on how it may show the story of the Once'ler, but shows us the animals perspective and the ending would just fill you with joy on how we have finally come to terms with nature and loving it with all of our heart and reflecting on the bad things we have done. 10/10 would watch again.

Honestly, this show was by far funny and sometimes leaving you with a sick feeling as people get mud in their mouths. It was a great show that lasted so it could be a part of my childhood and really needs to come back no matter what. God...Richard might be happy for the show to come back. He was extremely happy when someone finally crossed the Big Red Balls in Season 1.

While the idea was... okay, the pacing was too quick. We're 16 minutes in and Edward is is the suburban area. It just goes too quick and I can't even process what's going on. Not that great really.

This is not what I was expecting. I thought Beetlejuice would have longer screen appearances but instead he was barely there. When he was on screen, I thought they kept wasting a opportunity to get the character on it's feet. Instead they did what I didn't expect and ruined it. I'm almost surprised you'd call this 'Horror', it isn't even close! It's one of those comedy, family movies. Wasn't a good experience.

Sister Location (otherwise known as FNaF: 5) is a great game, expanding our perspective of the story. It also adds more to it, with the story of Circus Baby, bringing Ennard turning it into chaos and everything else. The game also brings a free-roam type feel by walking through rooms, vents and the elevator. What makes the game better is that the show 'The Immortal and the Restless' it shows Vlad and his Wife, Clara, as they have a child and go through family problems. That show relates to the Afton family and Vlad in the purple suit. It shows many Easter eggs too. With the 1983 Easter Egg where in the private room going against Ennard, it shows us rooms from FNaF 4. The game is well designed and more terrifying as you'd rely on sound, strategy and where to look. A puzzle, almost. A great Five Nights at Freddy's game, and probably the best one since the first.

they didnt seem that very angry to me.

A decent movie, actually. I'm a fan of Death Note, having read the manga and watched the anime before watching the Netflix adaptation and this film is fresh. It's an interesting take on the source material and I enjoyed it. While some dialogue can be boring at parts, and the story is a little iffy, it never made me want to stop watching, (part of that being because of Willem Dafoe's Ryuk) and I could really go for a sequel although the film could still work without one. The reason why most people hate this film is because they are die-hard Death Note fans and were wanting to watch something that was more accurate to the source, but this film was for those who hadn't seen Death Note and wanted something different to watch and director Adam Wingard definitely brought it to the table. A darker, a little bloodier and action-packed interpretation of Death Note. And I'm all for it.

After seeing the trailers and teasers for this film, I had NO idea what to expect. I actually thought it wasn't going to be good but at least better than the 2016 Reboot of the classic 1984 film, but boy I was wrong. This is honestly, in my opinion, the best movie of 2021. Better than *Spider-Man No Way Home* in everyway. At the time of this review, I have watched this film 4 times and it never gets old, I have always managed to pick up little details that I didn't notice when I watched it in theatres and the more I do, the more I love the film. The story is fairly basic, the first half of the movie is really fun and just feels like the great start of a new ghostbusters sequel series. The second half is essentially a rehash of the original and slightly lost my interest when I first saw the film but overtime I just grew to love it. The slight sparks of orange lightning from Gozer is honestly the icing on the cake for me because its power just feels more emphasised. The addition of the original cast, unfortunately excluding Harold Ramis due to his death in 2014, was amazing to experience. To see Venkman, Stanz and Winston back in their uniform and brandishing their proton packs felt unreal and I prefer their screentime over the two other Spider-Men in *No Way Home*. The effects are also amazing, the soundtrack was brilliant as it brought in a nostalgic tone as it stuck to the original while also feeling new and fresh. The songs that were included in the soundtrack were also great additions to the movie which really completed it. In my eyes, *Ghostbusters: Afterlife* is the best film of 2021 and probably the best film I have seen in a while. As said by good ol' Gary Grooberson, I dunno how we're gonna top this.

the apatosaurus at the construction site scene made me cry and i dont know why thanks for telling me that im emotionally attached to these films although universal should've kept the original cast a secret

so good that it was ahead of its time