Burns Cooper

A great love letter to celebrate the franchise's 75th anniversary. Recreating some of the earliest stories from the Railway Series/Season 1 and updating it to make it even better. I doubt that any movie or special can top this one.

This movie is a cinematic disaster and the worst adaption of one the most iconic series of all time. As a fan of the Dragon Ball franchise, I find this movie to be a train wreck that even makes Dragon Ball GT look good. As a casual movie goer, nothing will make sense and it is a terrible representation of Shonen's most iconic manga/anime.

The Dragon Ball franchise has been my favorite series for a long time and Dragon Ball Super: Broly was what the franchise needed to show that Akira Toriyama still knows how to make an amazing Dragon Ball story. Broly in this movies is a million times better than his original counterpart, the moment where Bardock and Gine send Goku off to earth was heart-warming and I loved the references to previous Dragon Ball work. I give it a 10/10!

This is one of my favorite Friday the 13th movies, it has some problems but it was nice back to basics for the franchise after Jason's adventures in New York, Outer Space, and Springwood. Derek Mears is my second favorite Jason actor after Kane Hodder. I wish this movie had went somewhere. Rating 9/10.