Joe Yabuki

Unfortunately, it's very generic. It seems like a random episode of a random show. It starts well, and the plot surprises us by showing us that the kid is the trainer (of a forty-something boxer) and not the one being trained. The film has good choreography, the antagonist has good style, the characters are charismatic, and there's drama and enjoyable comedy. Almost halfway through, Daniel LaRusso appears with very few scenes to teach him karate IN ONE WEEK, to fight in a tournament to save the boxer because he has a debt. The tournament part is very fast-paced and goes by in the blink of an eye, so if you're careless you'll miss it. If it had 15 more minutes to develop everything, it would be better; the karate training is barely visible The movie ends, and there's no need to wait for anything; the "post-credits" roll right away (just like the end of Cobra Kai, where the post-credits roll right away), and that's when we see Johnny Lawrence's cameo, saying he's going to open a pizza place called Miyagi Hut.

It's very enjoyable, and delivers on its promise: good, well-thought-out, and quite brutal deaths. It's well-acted and has great CGI, great pacing, and the sound mix is ​​well-done. It's an excellent cinematic experience. It revives the formula of the previous ones after so many years of being dormant. The opening scene alone pays the ticket. It even has comedy and is very well done; you really empathize with the characters. It connects with the entire franchise and has references. It tells the origin story of William John Bludworth. It's a must-see if you like this genre and this franchise.

It could have been better. It's a mature film that delves into the psyche, the mind, and the unconscious, and deals with deep subjects such as mental health, depression, anxiety, fear, guilt, and is a therapy for trauma and mental breakdown. The central arc is Yelena, and it's a sort of sequel to Black Window, but the movie could have been called Sentry or The Void because it also deals with him. It's emotional, has good action scenes, and a villain who couldn't be defeated by even the most powerful superhero. But it didn't touch me; I felt it was superficial and lacked depth. It needed more development of the subjects, more action scenes, and more scenes with the villain. It does leave a message of brotherhood and empathy, but it lacked development, not simply because of "the power of friendship."

A really scary movie. I loved it. How they manage the tension is EXCELLENT. Having this child on earth must be very scary. The plot is "what if Superman was bad". Warner and DC Comics have nothing to do with this project, they just based on that character to create this one. If you do not know anything about Sups mythology it will seem like a good movie, but if you know even the actors who have played it and much more you will understand every tribute. 100% recommended.

Not a bad movie... but not a good movie either. I think the better word that defines this movie is DISAPPOINTING. M. Night Shyamalan ruins his own universe/world with this one. Shots are well achieved, clean and pure, colours are also very well used. OST non-existent. Nothing happens in all the movie (although that's not bad), it's really slow, it cooks slowly and it's the best part (unless we are thinking that), but suddenly everything goes to hell in the final act when it started to go up level, A PIECE OF SHIT! Suddenly a sect appears that wants to destroy superhumans, it doesn't matter if you're good or bad (every good part is in the fucking trailers and clips). The only thing that raises the film is James McAvoy's performance. Don't go to watch this, don't waste your money and time. In the end i wanted to end this torture, there were people who were yawning. P.S.: In the last 3 mins. Shyamalan tries to fix it with one of his famous plot twist but it was too late already.

I liked it a lot. Despite the fact that the film was supposed to be a comedy because of how the character has been treated lately turning him into a clown, it has drama, action and epicness... And a lot of love. The villain is well-constructed, his origin-to-end story arc is very good, though I'm sure comic book lovers will say he sucks. The scene with the empowered children was a perfect touch. Using Zeus for the issue of inclusion and progressivism was funny, not forced at all; and the thing about Korg makes sense because he's just rocks. The Jane Fonda arc... I mean, Jodie Foster... I mean, Jane Foster and what she did at the end was fine, and the scene with Thor was very emotional and deep. Taika Waititi definitely convinced me this time, he gave us a good installment. The mid-credit scene was very interesting, let's see what happens with Thor's future, and the post-credit scene was satisfactory.

Beyond Infinity. The film is science fiction and action. It has an emotional scene at the beginning like "Up". The artificial intelligence cat will surely sell, his scenes are good. It has nothing to do with the Toy Story universe. At the beginning there is a text that literally says "In 1995 Andy bought a toy from his favorite movie. This is that movie." A love letter to science fiction movies set in space. I liked that they got out of the usual conventional mold and did something more serious and scientific, something for adults, and I applaud them for that; maybe children will be bored or will not understand, although it is still for them. It has flaws, it lacks emotion and epicity, they leave it aside for focusing on the action; It also has very annoying, irritating characters that make you want to kill them.

EPIC MOVIE. I hadn't enjoyed such a good JURASSIC movie in a long time. Screen time is given to both new and old characters. It was a great decision to bring the original cast. 2 and a half hours that pass in the blink of an eye, enjoyable from start to end. It is an excellent closure coming from previous installments that were not very good (although if they want they can exploit the saga more).

Great movie. Excellent movie. It's perfect. After 36 years (1986) Tom Cruise returns with the second part and THEY THROWED THE HOUSE OUT THE WINDOW. What genius. He has the perfect action and characters that make you yearn for the 80s.

The film is very well directed, funny, it has excellent special effects, very good performances, horror parts that remind me of "The Ring" when the villain is going to catch them, but the pacing is inconsistent, it lacked emotion, it didn't generate them in me, it lacked sauce, seasoning. They show almost nothing about the Multiverse, it isn't explored, and it doesn't have a **** about madness. The plot is too simple: a superhero who wants to be in another universe where she can be happy and will kill anyone who gets in the way, to finally reconsider, end up good, and fix everything (nothing original).