Lloyd Garmadon

Even though this movie isn’t R-Rated, the Venom movie was an unforgettable, underestimated, awesome movie that showed portrayed the bond between Venom and Eddie Brock in the best possible way. Some people may hate it, but only because they don’t know how the human-Symbiote bond for Venom himself is one of the most best, perfected versions that Marvel had too offer. In the beginning, Eddie was a bit too cautious having Venom around, but in the end, he inspired the Symbiote in a way that made it do anything to protect its bonder, which is why it kept Eddie alive when fighting against Carlton Drake and his own Symbiote, Riot. They nearly killed him during the final battle by stabbing into his back, but thanks to Venom’s help, Eddie managed to survive and help end Riot and Mr. Drake’s reign of tyranny once and for all. But most importantly, the post-credit scene of Eddie visiting Cletus Cassidy (played by Woody Harrelson) in prison teased at maybe an even better sequel. The fact that Woody will play Cletus, as well the most popular, yet brutal Symbiote; Carnage, I think we’re gonna be in for a ride when Venom 2 comes out. I believe that this movie definitely deserves itself that sequel! Overall Score: 9/10

When I first watched the Shorts movie, I was hooked by the bizarre, yet unique design, with next-level CGI effects and awesome creatures, such as the Booger Monster, miniature Aliens, crocodiles on two legs, and even Mr. Black when he merged with one of his Black Boxes. And all of this was possible with the help with the rainbow-colored Wishing Rock. Special thanks to Troublemaker Productions for making this action-packed and memorable kids movie. Not only that, but the moral of the story helped me on my own journey to become a better person. And that’s why I’m giving this movie a 5 out of 5.

This movie was a total change for DC, in my opinion. In which, Warner Bros stopped using the ol’ Cringey bad moralities and other cringe stuff, and replaced it with an actual good moral to be yourself, as well as making an all-Star cast in this movie. However, what really got me into this is the post credit scene which begins before the main credits arose, where the OG titans try to send a message to the viewers, telling them that they think they found a way back (as said by OG Robin), so I’m really excited for the long-waited crossover: Teen Titans VS. Teen Titans Go! I also want to know how the OG Titans are going to come back, but I guess only time will tell. However, if there is no season 6 for the original Teen Titans Tv Show, then at least stop with the whole f@&$ing “Bad Morality” thing. But still, if I would rate this movie, I’d give it a solid 8/10 (because Will Arnett, AKA, Lego Movie Batman is in the movie as Slade)