Learning Tho – Google

There must be a team of geniuses to make this movie a reality. I really enjoyed this sequel. It is such a good movie. I think many people can resonate with messages it tries to tell us - the complexity of human emotions, what makes each of us unique, we need to accept the good and bad of ourselves including the ones we try to forget. Slight spoiler alert ---- I felt strongly particularly to what Joy said at one point "I don’t know. I don’t know how to stop Anxiety. Maybe we can’t. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy. " Sad to admit that this is quite true... joy tends to be simpler when we were younger and as we grow older, we need to worry about more things and do more, which easily make us feel anxious, scared, nervous, even depressed. But it's important for us to stay true to ourselves, know who we are, recognise our wins and setbacks, and treat others with kindness as we navigate through life :)

It seems like the winners have been pre-determined. Somehow some of the evicted housemates have a second chance while others (less popular ones) don't. That's just not a fair game. Also, the newly designed 'challenges' tend towards PHYSICAL. I could see most of the time the first few out were almost always females. At the end of the day, male housemates mostly win these physical challenges (surprised!) No wonder winners have been male.

Overall was okay, but I have some negatives about this movie. One, too much humour element being added and some at the wrong time. There were moments I thought was supposed to be serious to develop a proper mood, but then humour broke out from nowhere killing it. Second, the villain Gorr I thought he would be stronger. It seemed like he was taken out quite easily. Third, the children army Thor on the spot creating to help fight those creatures. Umm.. it felt out of place and odd. Lastly, the chemistry between Thor and Jane was a little weak. I didn't feel much emotional impact when Jane died.

I enjoyed watching the BB series, but there are some obvious 'rooted' problems in these games. Besides racism, I wanted to say those 'challenges' are designed to give male housemates an advantage. I mean yes, there are instances where females win the challenge, but from what I can see the first few to go down are almost always females (I mean, surprise!). One hour into the challenge if you count the numbers it's always 0/1/2 females vs 4/5 males. I honestly don't know why they like to design these challenges to test physical strength because they could test concentration, balance, stability, even intellectual. I can see now why winners are mostly males because by winning challenges they get immunity to not be nominated and hence protection to stay in BB house. It's kinda disgusting when you think about it (along with racism).

SPOLER ALERT - It's nice that we got to see new dinosaurs that we never really get to see on the big screen, but I must say I'm disappointed at the plot. I thought the movie was about how humans and dinosaurs had to co-exist so they would be showing more about the HOW and WHAT. But instead, it focused on genetically modified locust with threat to reset the food chain. Locust? I thought that was really random. This biotech organisation 'housed' a large number of dinosaurs and in the end was brought down by our main characters and the dinosaurs got to live on this land with distance away from the humans - life finds a way. Emmm... very unnaturally but sure. While in the cinema there were moments where I thought were slow-paced and boring. The plot should have been much more exciting and engaging. P.s. the end fighting scene between the three dinosaurs were quite lame. Probably one of the least exciting end fight scene in the whole jurassic world series.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

I honestly don't know why many people had difficulties to understand that Wanda had a drastic change because she was corrupted by the Darkhold. Yes in the end of WandaVision she seemed to understand that what she did was wrong, but did she really ‘let go’ and can easily move on? If people have watched all the movies she was in and really understand what has happened to her, then it shouldn’t be hard to comprehend that her grief and losses let her to this path. It was a big change but it made sense. Secondly, some people have issues with the movie title being called Doctor Strange why not Madness of Wandabitch or something. This is even more hilarious. We had Captain America Civil War and Cap wasn't the centre of attention it was the entire team and so should be called Avengers Civil War really. Why focus on the naming or only care because they were there to see 'Doctor Strange' not somebody else. The somebody else we talk about here is actually the Scarlet Witch. She obviously deserves this screen time. And Stop saying that there was barely any Strange scene because clearly there was plenty.