Luke Ward

Most people would say this movie isn't the worst Star Wars movie, but the worst of the original trilogy. I don't think this is the worst of the original trilogy, but, don't hate me, rather New Hope is. That doesn't mean New Hope is bad. This is a great way to end off the original trilogy. In my opinion, this is the second best Star Wars film behind Empire Strikes back. But, I can do without that Jedi Rock scene. I'm sure everybody can do without it.

I have a hard time deciding what my favorite Star Wars movie is, but this is indeed one of the candidates. If this isn't the best Star Wars film, it's at least the best of the prequels. One thing I like about the prequels is that they introduce cool and exciting new characters. This movie introduces one of my favorite characters in the series, General Grievous. For some reason, I prefer this over Force Awakens and a New Hope. This movie has a lot of memorable quotes. This includes some of the greatest battles in the series. This move was a great way to end off the prequels. All said and done, this is one of the best Star Wars films of all time, or at least in my opinion.

One of the best parodies of all time. Most parodies are most of the time terrible, like disaster movie which is indeed a disaster. But Mel Brooks found a way to actually make a good parody. This is a parody of one of the most popular franchises of all time, Star Wars. The comedy and humor is amazing. All said and done, Spaceballs is one of the best parodies of all time.

I love this show. The characters are very enjoyable to the point the worst characters are somewhat enjoyable. A popular opinion: the old seasons are a lot better than the new ones. The new seasons feel like the writers are running out of ideas. They also fail to get into the modern era. But the old episodes are enjoyable no matter how many times you watch them. It is surprising a show with very limited cast members can be one of the greatest in television history. This more than 30 year old show is one of the most popular and greatest in history. I do hope this show gets better in the current condition it is in. Now matter what happens, the Simpsons is going to live on in history.

This movie would never be the same without Heath Ledger. His performance as the Joker is amazing. Heath Ledger tops all of the Jokers in cinamatic history (especially Jared Leto). The only problem I have with this movie is that the realism makes this movie quiet. When Batman is punching someone, you barely can hear it. Other than that, this is the best live action Batman movie of all time.

I know, I know. people hate this film for being unrealistic and over the top, but I personally enjoy it. The over the top thing is part of what I like about this film. It reminds me of the campy 60s Batman, and it's corniness is what people loved about it. I only have a few problems with the movie. Tommy Lee Jones' Two Face was basically a Joker wanna be. At least Aron Deckhart's had his own threatening personality. The unrealism kinda ruins what made the Tim Burton ones so special. But in the end, people have to realize one thing. Batman and Robin is worse.