Zachary Prust

Picture it, December 19th 2024, on the night where I went to see this Sonic The Hedgehog (S.T.H.) 3 movie: IT WAS FABULOUS, THRILLING, ACTION-PACKED AWESOMENESS, & so much more. Based on the inspirational plot of Sonic Adventure 2 (a video game I've never grew up playing or even thought of the idea to watch the YouTube videos if any, so please don't hold this against me) & Shadow The Hedgehog (2005 video game, another one I've never played). Though, I could be wrong if they ever used plot of the infamous game for this movie. Anyway, I don't have much more to tell! P.S. Very bad time for spoilers, but the post-credits scene at the end not only did it blew me (hypothetically) away, but it also made me state in surprise to see not one, but clone versions of Metal Sonic, followed by a pink hedgehog with her trusty Piko Piko Hammer to save Sonic by destroying the Metal Sonic clones. P.P.S. That pink hedgehog who saved Sonic (by taking off the hood) was Amy Rose. Hint: if a fourth movie is too be made, then I think it would be nice to see her on the big screen! P.P.P.S. Shadow The Hedgehog somehow survived after he sacrificed his life! P.P.P.P.S. Not only was it cool to see Super Sonic again, but seeing Super Shadow was fantastic!

November 21st 2024, my first time seeing Wicked: Part 1. My thoughts: it was fabulous, from the outstanding cast, to the wonderful songs, the story plot about Elphaba & everything together as a one whole was so thrilling! Can't wait to Wicked: Part 2!

This first CGI special of Thomas & Friends was back in 2009 (Way back when I was the age of 7 as a very young child, but now that I'm 21, this is 12 years old).

Honestly, it's been a long time since I saw Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (ever since I was a child, whether in second grade or the special appearing on CBS in the previous years). The animation was quite good, the voice acting was great, and the songs from the soundtrack were excellent. Anyway, I almost wanted to cry happy tears when it came to the end. 100/100!

I personally couldn't remember the last time I saw this movie until by the time I was 19 years old, I found videos of it on YouTube. But, the silly idea of having Christmas everyday hardly gets better (coming from the song "Everyday can't be Christmas!") But, my eyes fill either sad and/or happy tears when I've listened to "Keep Christmas with you!" From the returning Sesame Street gang, to late guest stars like Charles Durning, & Maya Angelou, plus Harvey Fierstein, it's a very nice PBS holiday movie special way back from the 1990s. I dislike seeing Big Bird being upset for not seeing his best friend Snuffy, Maria & Luis having to close the Fix-It shop, Count Dracula being Christmas counted out too much, everyone singing too much that they're sounding like they lost their own voices. But overall, the whole lesson is that you can't have Christmas everyday, but keeping it's spirit alive in your own hearts it's much better. Thank you so much to Emily Squires for directing this special!

Ever wonder why I would be write a review about this show? Well, my father always loved this show so much (since he still has all 11 seasons on DVD), as well as my late grandpa (my mom's father, in which, he passed away two years ago). So many way past memories.

My dad always liked watching this show way back growing up. But since we've got Roku, the reruns were played. This was one of my dad's favorite TV Sitcoms along with the A-Team! Craig T Nelson and Jerry Van Dyke happen to be his favorites best of all!

I remember watching this movie since way back when I was a baby/toddler ( I still have the 2-Disc Collector's Edition DVD, and I was only born back in 2002, before this movie was released in theaters on May 30th of 2003). I secretly feel kind of horrified when Marlin's (voiced by Albert Brooks) wife Coral (voiced by Elizabeth Perkins) and their children, except for Nemo were eatened by that barracuda. Which does explain why Marlin doesn't like the Drop Off and does anything to protect Nemo from being out there. But Dory really cracks me up when she mistakenly calls Nemo other names like Bobbio, Cheeko, Bingo, Elmo (the little red muppet character from Sesame Street). Beyond the Sea by Bobby Darin, and Thomas Newman's music score was wonderful too. The Tank Gang, the turtles like Crush & little Squirt were very marvelous characters as well as Bruce, Todd, & the other shark's name I couldn't remember who. Anyway, this movie brings back good memories for myself. That's why I love Pixar as my favorite movie genre (mostly the old golden age era than today's era). 100/100! In loving memory of the late Glenn McQueen!

My dad always loved watching this show (since when the reruns came to Laff TV). Now, I don't usually understand any of the humor (which is for every sitcom besides this one). But anyway, my dad would really laugh anytime Jim would show off his facial expressions indeed.

My father was always into watching this type of a British sitcom here on PBS Wisconsin, like he would always watch it on a wonderful Saturday evening (or maybe on Sundays when the hours were changed). Maybe, sometimes I might watch with him (even though when it comes to TV sitcoms, I can never understand the humor plus the jokes they use). So, one of the best British sitcoms on PBS, I wish it would be nice if it would appear on the go, but otherwise, splendid sitcom of all!