Vidya B

I had given up on seeing a good film for the rest of the year until I watched this movie. It has given me hope for cinematic universe. We can still have an epic without watered-down material and flashing lights. There is hope for adults wishing to be entertained but still have a brain. I tried to find a flaw with this movie but there was none. I love that we have returned to full 2 hour movies, I really feel like I got the most bang for my buck. A must see film.

Nice family film. It could of been more original but I hope they don't stop making movies like these. The world will always need to go on an adventure.

Loki can do no wrong. I had completely given up on tv series before this show. Characters, setting, plot and delivery was excellent. Everything flowed and fell into place in the end. I think, the use of 6 episodes really helped. Even though I want more Loki, I am glad the show didn't drag on for ten more episodes just to have a more epic evening. Such endings are never epic. SPOILERS! This ending was however. The ending I am referring to is that someone turned out to be selfish. Since the introduction of this character, I didn't see her link as a Loki because Loki was never a hero but her character went through the entire movie as a hero. Was pleasantly surprised that she wasn't. As I am finally convinced that she is a Loki.

Happy to finally get a Marvel movie. But it was an emotional let down. I don't mean it was sad but the opposite. The writers tried to give Natasha the fairytale ending she didn't get in Endgame. SPOILERS! The father's rescue made no sense, the mother who I believe was the true villain change mid dialog into world's greatest mom and they all live happily ever after. I think even seven year olds will see this doesn't make sense. Bad parents don't jus change for no reason. Marvel fans are mostly grown ups. And this movie as visually entertaining as it was doesn't make sense.