Delvin James

.So I'm writing this as a 15 y.o girl grown up surrounded by sexists like my own grandfather. Alright, so I've been a fan of the James Bond series for about a few years now. I never had a problem with women being...well, shown that way in the movie because I always thought it was cool! I liked it very much. There have been these types of "female empowering" roles recently which I absolutely hate all of them. You know what? It's ok it's awesome to see women also being a part of these kind of things but let's be honest... someone like James Bond cannot be ever replaced with a woman. I got pretty sad when I saw how negative people were about this but it is the truth, this character has always been a man, a very cool,badass charismatic man and even I don't want any woke stuff being put into it, please not this time. Alongside that,the movie itself lacks everything that used to make it great, no music, soundtrack, gadgets, cars or anything. Disappointed

I watched this movie just as a source to know more about his past, because I am interested in true crime BUT THE FIVE STAR REVIEWS ARE DISGUSTING Jeffrey Dahmer literally ate dead people, do you understand that??? He tore them into pieces and kept them in his house. His life and actions were nothing but just disgusting and what's even worse than that is people sympathising with him and feeling sorry for him. Yes,this movie was great and showed us most people are not villains from the beginning, BUT HE WAS A REAL FREAKING SERIAL KILLER WHO MURDERED AND ATE PEOPLE. If you feel in love or sorry for him please check a therapist.

Spirit was one of my most favourite animations as a kid, I loved it so much. And these type of remakes have been happening so much recently: Cinderella,Lion king, Aladdin and more. As soon as I watched th trailer I was just sad...why...why would they do a remake of Spirit? What was his crime? Not having a female lead character??? Come on people and anyone who thought that way, it was literally centuries ago, no matter how bitter it may sound women had no chance of being heroes back then, it's the past and we can't and shouldn't change it. This movie was extremely boring and unoriginal.

I never really liked this show until a few days ago which I started watching it on TV and it was entertaining and exciting, though there were a few problems I'm going to point out. Firstly, I'm not American so not sure if I should talk about Nick Cannon's statements, but regardless,they were pretty mean. Secondly, the masked singer was originally a Korean TV show which in my opinion the Korean version is much better and much more "family friendly". While in the Korean version the focus is more on the voice and performance of the singer, in the American version there is too much focus on the outfits and backup dancers and background stories. I mean, it's awesome to have glamorous looks and visuals, but the main idea gets lost. Another thing is the judges' clothing... Again, I'm a girl ok? But I feel like they should really slow down and do less makeup or Botox. I'd recommend people watch the Korean masked singer instead, though I really love the energy and costumes of the US one also...if you want to watch this you should pretend you don't care about anything.

I just finished watching this and I gotta say it was... boring. I don't get the casting, it's all made up of award winning actors playing in a really messed up movie. The plot was a bit weird and wasn't engaging, wasn't something that would keep us watching or guessing the future actions. Unlike other thrillers for example se7en, which still had stars such as Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey and Gwyneth Paltrow,BUT the story didn't suck like this and was much more smart and enjoyable. I really think in terms of casting this movie complete waste of money and actors, this was without a doubt one of the worst movies Rami Malek and Denzel Washington were casted in.A thriller must be like a jigsaw puzzle, the picture must be completed by the end and we should feel that. But it didn't happen in ' the little things ' . Not really recommend.

So I guess I'm a bit late here, but I'm gonna write this anyway. Well I'm a huge fan of the 70's; the music, fashion, musicians, art, movies and basically everything... except for the drugs. So I'm typically a big fan of Elton John, and I'm also a big fan of Queen. There was one big distinctive difference between these two films and especially the leading character, and that's the fact that the way Elton John is portrayed in the movie(or maybe it's the truth,who knows), completely changed my views on him... unlike Freddie Mercury. When I watched Bohemian Rhapsody I even became more into the band and the singer but after watching rocket Man...I don't think I'll enjoy John's music the way I did before watching it. The first part of the movie(his childhood) was the best part in my opinion. His mother was totally right at the dinner"you haven't worked for what you have and it's disappointing to be your mother" that's true and I agree very much. Mercury was kinder and more careful and caring with his life, even though they both were arrogant at times, Mercury was much more likeable, he still loved his family and were appreciating his culture and religion whereas Elton John went through an identity crisis...in a really stupid way. He just accepted whatever people told him. " You gotta kill who you were born and become who you want to" that might be true for some people, but seriously, think first and then change your name and hate your past. My mom says I'm a disappointment but I think after watching this movie(if she watches) she'll be a bit more hopeful. I think if you want to watch this movie close the tab or video or whatever as soon as he became a teenager. Thank you.

I got really sad when I saw the trailer and even when I heard this was going to get created, because as a kid I absolutely loved Tom and Jerry, they were my favourite characters,they were funny in a creative way and were special. This movie is pretty similar to the 2021 space jam, it has nothing new or creative, just boring and unexciting. At least even if Space Jam was a flex or a mess, it had some comedy and fun to it...even a little. But Tom and Jerry has literally nothing. I don't know why it just makes me so sad to write this review, but unfortunately the whole animation industry nowadays is just the same, only focusing on making things with the latest technology and making beautiful and appealing characters while the story itself has nothing. I do not recommend watching this movie unless you're trying to fall asleep.

When I first saw the poster of this I thought it was a parody or something,what the hell is this movie? I mean,my faith is back to Cruella after seeing this. First of all th casting...umm ok but has Camilla ever done any acting? I'm not a hater of her just saying Cinderella is a character everyone knows and loves so why didn't they put someone more experienced to play her role? Second,I really think Idina Menzel was the best actor in the whole movie. Third,the muscials and songs sound so unnecessary,THAT was THE WORST cover of "somebody to love" I had heard in my entire life, Freddie Mercury shivers in dead now. Also the music isn't original at all, Material girl(Madonna) somebody to love (Queen) shining star(earth,wind and fire) let's get loud (Jennifer Lopez) perfect (ed Sheeran) seven nation army (white Stripes) NOTHING NEW nothing like the greatest showman or even high school musical. It's just woke culture, I know ok? I'm a girl I get it, but it's an urban legend that has existed for years, now Cruella which is in the 70s and basically was totally ok, nothing woke about it, now that I see it was actually a masterpiece in 2021 so far. AAND what is rap doing in medieval times?? I do not recommend this AT ALL just one of the most unnecessary movies ever created.

As a huge fan of the 70s glam and punk fashion and music,this movie was phenomenal. The costume design definitely deserves an award, everything about the visuals is very beautiful and nice to see. But first of all from a punk perspective, punk was a subculture and a revolution, not a fashion trend so I didn't really enjoy "the future" written on Cruella's face since it's gotten from a well known punk anthem( for those who don't know : God save the Queen by Sex Pistols). Now from a viewer's perspective, I believe Cruella is just a more fashionable version of Joker, with the difference that at least we saw the struggles Joker(Arthur Fleck) was facing and at least could feel his motives for becoming a villain, we felt him and some even sympathised with him. But the same thing didn't happen in Cruella, it just feels incomplete, again, the opposite of another villain like Maleficent who we got to understand that she had been backstabbed and betrayed and at last she still had the goodness in her and was no longer a villain. Also comparing to Cruellashe lived in a phantasy world in which dead could be brought back to life, but in Cruella it's the real world and dead dogs can't be resurrected. So the fact that nobody can really connect to her personality makes it challenging... personally my only favourite character from the movie was Artie since he resembled a David Bowie fan and fashion designer of the 70s much better than Cruella resembled a punk or a villain. Another thing that bothered me was Cruella changing into Estella, now I really admire Emma Stone's work,very fascinating, but the switchins just feel unnecessary. So I think this movie is an absolutely amazing fashion fest but critically, it doesn't have much to it.

Well I was kind of surprised when I saw the ratings and reviews but I'm gonna say what I think. In my opinion space jam 2 is a pretty fun movie to watch with children or to watch with family for leisure time,it's got a decent storyline and has some clean humour to it, but one thing I agree with critics is the fact that it was more of "Warner Bros showing off their universe" and not in a way for example we saw on Avengers Endgame, but just flexing. I think the presence of Rick and Morty was quite unnecessary,just like penny-wise, I mean seriously, a villain from a R rated movie? The same thing goes for Alex DeLarge and the droogs, sadistic rapists in a family movie? While it might not be something children would notice it still isn't appropriate. In the end if you are a family member looking for a movie to watch with your pals this would be a great choice, but if you're a teenager or adult looking for a comedy or fun or new movie, I wouldn't recommend this .