Isaiah Jordan

James Gunn’s Superman is a bold, heartfelt, and surprisingly funny reboot that captures the spirit of the character beautifully. David Corenswet brings warmth and quiet strength, with a performance that feels like My Adventures with Superman brought to life. Rachel Brosnahan’s Lois Lane is snarky, sharp, and shares an electric, passionate chemistry with Clark—just like the best comic runs. Nicholas Hoult delivers a chilling, complex Lex Luthor, while Skyler Gisondo nails Jimmy Olsen’s nerdy-yet-smooth vibe. Isabela Merced is fierce and fiery as Hawkgirl, bringing cosmic energy that could launch the DCU into space opera and mythology territory. Sara Sampaio steals scenes as a hilarious, dramatic Valley girl version of Eve, and even Krypto’s chaos is weirdly relatable. The cast shines, the heart is there, and the future looks bright. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious, Superman is worth the big-screen experience. Can’t wait to see what’s next in 2026 with Lanterns and Supergirl.

If Pixar’s Inside Out were reimagined for adults—with cosmic stakes, mature emotion, and philosophical weight—you’d get something like The Sandman. Seasons 1 and 2 are a rare blend of beauty, strangeness, and depth. This isn’t just a fantasy show—it’s a thoughtful exploration of existence, identity, and meaning. Created by Neil Gaiman, the mind behind Coraline, it carries that same dreamlike atmosphere, but dives even deeper into the surreal and the existential. What sets The Sandman apart is how it plays with massive ideas—astrology, astronomy, inflationary theory, mythology, and theology—and still tells a story that feels human. It doesn’t hold your hand or rush to explain itself. Instead, it asks you to experience it, to feel it, and to think. You don’t need to read the comics beforehand. In fact, I recommend building your opinion by watching the show for what it is, not by comparing it to the book or letting online noise shape your view. It’s loosely tied to the DC Universe, but that connection is subtle and never distracting. This show deserves more praise than it's gotten. Its ambition, style, and emotional storytelling are on another level. And honestly? It’s the perfect kind of series to get an animated adaptation next—one that could push its surrealism even further, like what Invincible did for superhero stories. If you're craving smart, strange, and beautiful fantasy, The Sandman should be at the top of your list.

Needs more diversity and a reasonable 4th Judge

*Spoilers Ahead* It didn't have a lot of Michael like in 3. Halloween 3 was alright. I made my sister watch 2 & 3 (since Carpenter had creative control over those films and he's a producer on these last 3 unlike 4-10) before we went to go see Halloween ends she could only make it up to 3. What many people can't see is Ends was Carpenter’s vision. He does little nods to the old films. Though like when the kids had on the mask from 3 (in kills) or like when in Ends someone else wore the masks at the end of Halloween 5 that was originally planned smth similar even happened in H20-Resurrection where Laurie killed Michael but it wasn't him. Michael’s actor even changed from 2007-2009 as well as 2018 onward. Yet nobody was talking about the Nick Castle Cameo in Ends. That's why I don't get why people care so much about who was behind the mask. Like Jamie's Laurie said: “Evil never dies, it just takes a new shape.” a valuable lesson

It’s really Awesome show but the biggest Plot hole in this is how Spirits can Have Sex then get someone pregnant like they don’t even give an explanation

The actor who played Cole looked like he messed up on a few scenes just saying so I don't know if it was rushed or that he needed more time to fully develop his character but... Also, Coles Backstory was confusing I just like to think of Hanzo as His Grandfather their relationship should be explored in future films. Now there is this one Bad scene where the Elder Gods are said to appear as dragons. IDK Why!? The Director and Screenwriter chose that voice for Mileena, Raiden, and Shang Tsung. But like there is no reason to hate on it because your favorite characters got killed like that's just the common Hero-Villain Trope where the Good Guys win. As long as we continue to support it maybe they can afford a bigger budget & better CGi for their Future Films. Honestly, in my opinion, I want to see a character introduced who can bring Characters back from the dead maybe like Quan Chi for the 3rd film but they better not kill him. Sisi Stringer was Awesome! I think her Live-Action outfit I think it was a altered version of MKX Mileena because the Bra seemed to be too revealing. So no hate on her either. Just cuz she didn't have sharp enough teeth or an accurate outfit. Plz I give her a 7/10 and the movie 6.5/10. P.s. Judge after y'all watch because it's better than Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (seriously).

Through the way of the Music Life. It's a Good physical representation of Purgatory and Reincarnation it helps Kid’s Cope with loss as well as teaches them not to be afraid of of Death

It was sooo Good that it was critically acclaimed and grew a global popular culture as well as wide fan base. I know it might not seem like it but there’s some Black Lives Matter stuff. I know there is a lot of controversy for the Sequel. But i’m hoping the Sequel is like the comics, the late Black Panther (T'Chaka) has two children who preserve his legacy. His first wife, N'Yami, gave birth to his heir, T'Challa, before dying in childbirth. He then married Ramonda and had a daughter, Shuri, who occasionally fills in for her half-brother. As the Black Panther. Then we should also have (Baby) Azari who is the son as well as heir of Black Panther and Nakia introduced in the movie of Black Panther 2. Maybe they could say T'Challa died of a Heart Virus? (even though he wasn’t supposed to because it never happened in the comics). I know Azari is Black Panther and Ororo/Storm’s child. It could even be an opportunity to introduce Storm and the Mutant world in the MCU? Maybe retcon his Origin Story. Azari & Shuri could be the New Power Team of Aunt and Nephew literally. But it’s just an idea. Long live Chadwick Boseman in Hearts.

People say it’s the best modern day anime I think it’s a new type genre with blood & gore that fit’s well with Tokyo Ghoul. People who are childish can’t seem to take this seriously they make fun of the Titans and can’t seem to imagine the Titans as Naked Zombies who loss their genitals, lol. I think it’s cool to see giants fight more often then what we see every once in a while in the Kaiju movies. Also we get depressing scenes that like give off a veteran type vibe. The show just gives just a normal day person a moment to connect with the character because this show deals with isolation, loss, quarantining, and war.

It’s like watching The Twilight Zone. As Wanda longs for a piece of her past, vengeful visitors return to Westville. Wanda & Vision competes in a life-or-death battle of the bands. But... I Need a Whole Family Sitcom It'd Be Cool If They Took A Twist-on The Story Hulkling as the Adoptive Brother of the Twins. Maybe sent from Space in a small spaceship where he'd be found by, Wanda and Vision. Soon after, he could be raised alongside Speed and Wiccan. Quicksilver as an Aficionado and Rebel Uncle like character maybe he could mature later on. Speed as Twin Baby #1 Wiccan as Twin Baby #2