Joe Rodriguez

If you’re a fan of Gladiator, this is a must-watch. The film is packed with incredible action sequences, and the actors deliver outstanding performances in their roles. I thoroughly enjoyed it. While it’s not quite on par with the original, it carries a definite “son of Maximus following his destiny” vibe. There are a few things I would have approached differently. The plot twist adds intrigue, but it feels like they tried to channel a Training Day vibe for Denzel’s character. Personally, I would have taken his character in a slightly different direction. That said, it’s a solid movie and definitely worth watching.

“The Penguin” is pure insanity—it’s like “The Sopranos” on steroids. From the very start, you’re thrown right into the gritty underbelly of Gotham. The writing is outstanding, and it pulls you into the hustle and rise of one of Batman’s greatest adversaries. This is hands down the best version of the Penguin ever portrayed. Each episode keeps you on the edge, leaving you craving more.

This movie has everything: a great story filled with action, drama, and love. You’ll instantly connect with the characters, making it the best animated film of 2024. The symbolism captures the struggles parents face in raising their children and emphasizes the importance of community support. You’ll quickly forget that the main characters are a robot and forest animals. A must-see!

I thought the movie was great! It tends to be family friendly versus the live action Transformers. The cgi was pretty good, and it has excitement of undercover the truth of purpose. Overall, it’s a great chapter in the transformers franchise.

This is a fantastic movie for a date night! The story is captivating, offering a unique perspective on the first moon landing. The actors delivered excellent performances, and the pacing was spot on. No complaints at all! I would definitely watch it again with the family.

Solid action flick! I haven't read the manga, but I was very impressed by the CGI and the fight scenes. I can't believe I didn't watch this five years ago. I really hope they make a sequel.

I really wanted this show to be good. I even waited until episode 7 to write a review, hoping it would improve. Unfortunately, the writing is poor, and the pacing is slow. The characters don't feel right; they're either overly emotional or their motives change inconsistently from one episode to the next. The story revolves around twin sisters created by the Force through witches, which undermines the lore surrounding Anakin as the Chosen One. The series is set 100 years before The Phantom Menace, yet it contradicts the movie's claim that there had been no sightings of the Sith for over 1,000 years. This inconsistency with the established canon is frustrating. While there are a few good lightsaber fights, the CGI is subpar, and the show doesn't capture the essence of Star Wars. The inclusion of witches performing seances and chanting feels demonic, and scenes like an evil Sith character bathing in a lake seem overly sexualized. Additionally, a Jedi appears shirtless in one scene, which feels out of place. Overall, the show fails to deliver what fans expect from the Star Wars universe.

I really liked watching "Mr and Mrs Smith." I couldn't stop binge-watching it. At first, it felt a bit weird to see Donald Glover and Maya Erskine playing spies. But I actually liked how they interacted—it was interesting. The show was great, especially how the story built on the movie it's based on. I really hope they make a second season.

10 out of 10…. The beginning of a new age in cinema. It ages well too. RDJ was meant for this role. Funny, action packed, and a great story. I wish they could all be this way. Oh yeah… no woke BS.

Another classic! This one sets up the ultimate showdown, but it is a great story on its own. Love the ending!