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Doctor Who, ever since I was introduced to it in 2014 has been one of my favorite science fiction shows till even to the present. For those of you who had never seen the show, you should seriously watch it. It's about an alien "Timelord" named "The Doctor" who travels in time and throughout the universe ending aberrations created by delinquent species and foes. Of course this life is very dangerous and several times the Doctor has been nearly killed fatally 12 times (if more) and each time this occurs, he "regenerates" into a new person (new actor, new face and appearance, and personality [kind of]). Now here is some advice fellow Whovians (fanatics of the show). It did amazingly great (2005 series) during the Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant and Matt Smith era. Capaldi did also a phenomenal job halfway through until one of the lead writers, Steven Moffat, was leaving. Can't say that I blame him since he has been writing stories for them for nearly 10 years (including Tennant and Eccleston, as he created the Weeping Angels) and the man wants a break from it, you know. It would seem that after Season 10, it began to get pretty disappointing. The Christmas special afterward (by Moffat) did make an amazing comeback and did bring back my Whovian groove back briefly for a few months, and then... Jodie Whittaker debuted. She is so amazing! Her companions are too, and I must say that this would probably be the most special part of the Doctor that would probably be never forgotten. The writing though for it recently has been wibbly wobbly, the first few episodes was well introduced and then the fifth, sixth and seventh really set the peak. All the other ones before seemed somewhat boring and not as exciting, but they are starting with a fresh era with fresh writers, so it may take a while before the writers get used to it. I will leave my rating neutral until Whittaker makes a few seasons that could sway my decision. Until then, my final rating for it is quite positive, but in recent days, is like a thumbs in the middle.

I am a teenage male figure, and I am a stickler when it comes to shows and movies. And when I say I like this, I sincerely mean it. I don't care what others say, this show honestly suits all ages despite it's targeted audience being girls. The show has a lot of handful variety of genres into one, mostly being fantasy and mystical, but also containing action and science fiction into one, which really threw me off. Sure it has musicals here and there, but the songs are pretty catchy and impressive containing meaning and showing what friendships with my peers can truly mean. It LITERALLY sounds like I am a being a little kid but with all jokes aside, hands down I was impressed. This show deserves a larger audience (0.5 million views per episode? cmon!) and I would say needs to join the cartoon multiverse since it has a lot of potential to, with all the magical stuff in it's current dimension. Give it a shot. You won't be disappointed, especially the guys.

Hi there, a teenage boy here. This movie was awesome! I've watched it several times, the action and fantasy was evenly balanced, unlike Disney at times which crams a bunch of songs with little plot. The animation was OUTSTANDINGLY amazing, coming from an animator myself, the studios put a lot more effort than they usually do, every shot careful with detail and precision and it's very impressive. The storyline was very well written, all the characters banded together during hardships, the villains were quite more evil than I thought it would have been. The conflicts and surprising plot twists were neutral as some were predictable and some were jaw dropping. I'd rate this movie for everyone, and not just the young ladies. This got my motivation to start drawing again!

Hilarious with a bit nasty parts at times, somewhat of an underrated movie, I would give it 8.5/10

This show is the best incarnation/representation of the Angry Birds universe. I think this was the peak of the Angry Birds popularity and it holds a special place in my heart because of the amount of effort that was put into this show. Unlike the current Angry Birds from the movies, these actually were dedicated to the original design and humor from the game, which made them so good. No specific language is ever spoken in any of the episodes, and the voice acting fits every character. Many of the episodes are pretty funny and there are dark jokes that appeal to the older audiences. This show even to this day holds up to the modern eras of animation that you find on television. Also, everything is mostly 2D Traditionally drawn, giving a much more magical experience. When I was younger, these were exclusively available in the Angry Birds app, and sadly the original games are gone. These are mostly what's left of the legacy designs, along with Piggy Tales before Rovio began completely enforcing their new designs for the franchise.

The self proclaimed "critics", in my opinion, had very poor judgement with this movie and anything you've read previously on other sites (Rotten Tomatoes, Common Sense, etc.) should be taken with a grain of salt. If anything, this movie outperformed most of the other films that were circulating during that year. I strongly believe that this was a movie that was ahead of its time. If it was released between 2016-2019, it probably would've got a lot more positive reception. It's great and astonishing how the CGI effects were amazing for its year (2002) and budget. The plot is very on spot and straightforward; gives a thorough explanation of how time travel works in the universe it takes place within, especially for those who may not be familiar with the science fiction genre. Many people complain how it is "loosely" based off of the original novel and the first movie back in 1960, but I see it as a reboot that has been revitalized for our current generation. Since its conception almost a century ago, our technology is always advancing forward and this movie is the best representation of how much us humans have come to see the great achievements we all made. The futuristic eras that are briefly showcased in the film are almost accurate to what we expect within the next decade, and its exciting to experience our evolution realtime. It's a seriously under-rated movie, and it deserves a lot more attention than it gets. Although it tangents off of the original publication, it doesn't hurt to adapt story lines as civilization changes. After all, the entire book is about EVOLUTION.

Critics. You've scratched the wrong tree on this one. The critics who rated this movie must've been drinking some good s*** because these are some of the FUNNIEST movies I have ever seen. EVER. I've seen many of the films that were featured in this movie that used to scare the heck out of me as a kid, but this entire franchise just flips that around into a pure golden comedy. I seriously recommend it. Just watch it. Even if you don't get some of the context on a few movies, it's still a really fun way to poke holes at some of the best horror fiction. There's nods for other celebrities/pop culture thrown in as well, so you get a perfect batch of all worlds.

I can't really understand why so many people hated this series compared to SG-1 and Atlantis. It had so much potential that went straight out the window because of a stupid fanbase and channel it ran on, SyFy. Everything about this show fit perfectly in its respective timeline to the franchise, it's just the style to it has changed because it was an unintended adventure for a crew for the wrong job (storywise), which really set the mature foot forward in the SG Universe, no pun intended. If you haven't seen this one, it revolves around the crew dialing the ninth chevron of the Stargate, unlocking a secret Ancient ship halfway across the universe that was in search for the creation of existence but became an abandoned project because of the Ancients' obsession with ascension. The ship continued its journey far beyond what it was intended for; the people of the Icarus Base, must now consider it "home". One notable difference is camera bobbing being very prominent. Although I hate this, I love it at the same time because it implies the sense of unplanned and a rough documentary. It does get a bit NSFW with a few sex scenes here and there, but let's be honest: what show or movie hasn't done this? And seriously... all the "drama" that everyone has been complaining about really isn't that bad—in fact, it's just as prominently relevant compared to the other two predecessors. There is never a detail in any episode that goes unnoticed, and these consequences ALWAYS come back in a future episode. The arcs for each character are amazingly well written, the science to everything is very philosophically accurate (as far as I know), and EVERYTHING. There has never been a show that has surpassed this one to date in my opinion. The CGI in Universe is REALLY excellent. Cinematic quality type! There was so much lore involved. What I found a problem with SG-1 and Atlantis was the prominent existence of any galaxy they visited, it was almost always humans or humanoids. SGU on the other hand finally expanded from that bubble by introducing other creatures like the Nakai. So overall, I sincerely extremely enjoyed it! Very underrated; if the show had just lasted another season or two to catch it's feet, it may have been adored like the previous two. But people must always judge the book by its cover... everyone has to see a bunch of explosions and CGI all the time for it to be considered "sci-fi" these days apparently. Don't listen to the critics, JUST WATCH IT ALREADY! Original post date: ~January 2019 Last post edit: July 3, 2021

The Animatrix really dives into the lore and backstory of the Matrix universe, especially the one named "The Second Renaissance" as that one really set the tone and upsetting actions humanity has imposed against the machines. It seriously makes you wonder how humanity is moving in the real life and seeing if we would follow in the same steps as the one depicted in the short. The other films like "Program" and "Matriculated" were very touching and made you wonder what was the next steps of those characters, despite being separate story lines from the movies, leaving very curious cliffhangers. Overall excellent movie, too bad there wasn't a sequal to these shorts.