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First of... this show left a somewhat weird taste in my mouth. The fact that there won't be a second season leaves an even more weird taste. However, for what it's worth, it was actually good. I loved it. The recreation of the iconic opening of 'Tank' by SEATBELTS was fun, funny and weird. But I still liked it. I do not have any complaints about the casting choices. John Cho was brilliant as Spike Spiegel. Same goes to Mustafa Shakir and Daniella Pineda. Even though the show was nowhere accurate with the original, I still loved it for what it was. As if the 'Cowboy Bebop' was being reborn! It was filled with witty writing, great cinematography and choreography. Some of the acting was questionable and a little disappointing. Alex Hassell was trying too hard in my opinion. It is like he played an impatient 'Vicious' rather than a calm, collected and calculated 'Vicious'. I wouldn't blame it on him though as it was probably the writing and he did the best of what he could. That goes the same for the rest of the cast. I did find his 'Buzz Lightyear' chin a little... distracting and I think he is a little too much of a pretty boy to play Vicious. John Cho... I got no complaints. Loved the flips and kicks and messing around with chicks. Classic Spiegel... flips maybe not so much but kicks HELL YEAH! Mustafa... I thought he was literally Jet! Daniella... maybe not a '2 inch waistline', but still pretty persuasive and fun... respectfully. Not too much to say on the lesbian theme, but it isn't bad either! And Elena Satine... angels do exist and especially with those angelic vocals. But.... not so angelic after shooting Spiegel and wanting to run the Syndicate. Fun twist though! You'll get over it Spike! Walk it off! That is all I have to wrap up for my review. As a fan of the series, it was a weird yet fun ride into the unknown! R.I.P Keiko Nobumoto. God bless!

This film is undoubtedly one of his best, if not THE best and that is just my opinion. From its story and visuals, it did a pretty good job not going to lie but the fact that people will say that its too hard to understand or whatever, i mean whos fault is it? Especially from previous hits like Inception Or Interstellar, they both have time related themes that are complicated but if its enough for you to complain about it being difficult for you to understand, then its just your fault. As well as that, Christopher Nolan intentionally makes it difficult so that you pay your utmost attention instead of looking at your phone, the music catches your ears, the visuals catch your eyes and the theme of the movie "short-circuits" your brain, and that is what makes it a good film from a good filmmaker. It does feel rushed and it is difficult to understand in just 2 hours and 30 minutes, but what do you expect from Christopher Nolan? In my opinion, it was worth watching it, the score is amazing, the plot and characters are amazing too, who knows? Maybe there could be a sequel? Which would make more sense to end it on a confusing note (It is a bit far-fetched but hey).