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I enjoyed this movie! Loved the premise, cinematography and cast.

This movie was great! They got the character right on the nose! Jaime Reyes is a role this actor was born to play. The whole cast nailed their roles and the way the films creators added the richness of their culture and sense of family gave the film heart. The action was on point, story flowed and the actors shined! in my book DC has a winner and if they can continue in this vein they are on their way to creating a Young Justice franchise to rival marvel’s Avengers.

This movie was outstanding! Characters, voice-overs, actors, soundtrack everything! I watched the Transformers cartoons as a child and to see them on the big screen in live-action (CGI) was a fan boys dream come true. To the critics who downplay the success of the movie, I can only say that you are not a true fan. The hard work by every person associated with this franchise should be applauded. It’s an action film for goodness sakes, you look for a story but overall did it bring the action, YES!!! Kudos!!!

This installment in the "Predator" series hit all marks! Great cast! Great story! Just the right amount of action sprinkled throughout! I loved the way the Comache were portrayed as warriors who did not back down even when faced with a 7 foot tall Predator. Lived this film!

I have mixed-ish feelings towards this show. Being a fan of Black-ish I wanted to like it, and while the actors are each enjoyable to in their roles (including Barris whose dry wit I liked) I really felt like I was being dupped with a knockoff of Black-ish and Curb your enthusiasm. What I found to be distasteful was the foul language between the parents and children in a weak, crude and vulgar attempt to seperate this show from the two aforementioned shows. Overall, if it was a show that stood on its own (that is if you never saw Black-ish or Curb your enthusiasm) you would at least be able to call it original. However, it did have some highlights in terms of laughs (Joy Barris screaming at the top of her lungs what she was willing to do if her husband did not buy Vin Desiels knock off car was hilarious as was Kenya's interaction with his white counterpart pertaining to the same car). The acting was good but at times the comparasions to Black-ish was so blatant that while watching Joy's character (for instance) I was given deja vu in the sense that it felt like the time dark skinned aunt Viv (on the Fresh Prince of Belair) was replaced by light-skinned aunt Viv ( Joy, Bow, Joy, Bow...)