Amanda L

Austin Butler is easily one of the greatest young actors of our generation. This movie is long but, one of the greatest biopics about one of the the greatest musicians of all time. If he and this film don't both win an oscar, it is a tragic shame.

Hands down, the best Pokemon game to date since the three man original games. The story is so well-written that includes Pokemon from every generation and even ones you would not expect to see as they were not as popular as some of the characters featured on any of the shows in detail. One of the greatest storylines that they have shown in the Pokemon Universe and the most unique set of Poke balls that will inevitably become collector's items when the replicas are released. If you have not played this game yet I highly recommended and cannot wait for the next chapter in the story because it would be a travesty for them not to make another one. I have been playing these games since the very first show came out in the 90s and have been a fan for just as long. Game freak and Nintendo have outdone themselves. By far, the best Pokemon game we have seen in the series. 5 out of 5 stars.

Truly an epic movie for those who are fans of the saw universe. For those who are unfamiliar, brace yourself. It is a graphic film that holds nothing back and leaves no mode of vigilante justice to the imagination. The plot line is hugely intense and draws you in deeper and deeper with scenes of gory horror that will haunt you even for those most prepared by previous films. A great film to experience with many twists and turns. It definitely had you thinking until the very end.

Physically Sickening. If you area parent, older sibling or someone with an affinity for youngsters, I absolutely 700% don't recommend this film. Though the majority of the film truly has some fantastic connections to Kubrick's original, Shining, with Jack Nicholson, it truly leaves you with a bad taste for one specific reason. The most horrifying scene in the cinematic work with the feature's main antagonist, Rose the Hat. Going as far as to drive a Washington Post reviewer from the theater at the exact same point in the film, Doctor Sleep is one of those movies I will never forget, even though I wish that I could. If I never see this film again, I will be more than thrilled.