Kemitha Francisco

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Deadpool enters the MCU, and I can definitely say that he is Marvel Jesus.. or not? Although not being the savior of the entire cinematic universe, Deadpool in his latest adventure with his buddy Logan, this time, makes up for a decent third cinematic outing. Seeing the movie with a bunch of friends made this highly entertaining and fun, I recall them telling how great the movie was, especially with the opening sequence. The fight scenes were well-choreographed, the pacing was good, and the two leading performances were just right. I would easily recommend this to someone who wants to watch a good film in the cinemas these days. However, as its own film it stands quite well but not without its flaws. (Some Spoilers ahead); this may be the weakest entry in the Deadpool saga. Many of the excitement of seeing an R-rated "super-hero" film had slowly died down after the releases of the well-acclaimed Logan and Deadpool 2 films. It lacked a bit of heart from the first two films and was a bit shallow in depth when it came to its characters. I personally did not like the arc and writing of the villainous character Cassandra Nova, rather being a villain without much of an aim or desire and being quite bland. Most of the emotional weight added towards Logan was well-done, but the filmmakers could've done way more with it. Like I said, many of the fight scenes were well-done. Especially the Oldboy homage that plays in the film's (best) fight scene and some rather surprising cameos which I wouldn't have expected. Some of the needle-drops were a tad-bit unnecessary but hey! its Deadpool. At its heart, the film embraces being a Deadpool movie, and it does that successfully: breaking out a lot of its meta-humor and fourth wall breaks. It's enjoyable and joyous to see and certainly an interesting watch. I'll still recommend this film, not a must-watch but a nice-addition to the MCU.

When I first saw Aftersun, I couldn't help but feel how young I was to understand this film. I myself, a 16 year old who has a knack for watching compelling stories brought to screen, for the first time felt as if I couldn't paint the bigger picture here and maybe, I was just inexperienced. The movie revolves around a week-long vacation between a young father Calum and his young 11-year old daughter Sophie, taking place in the bright and warm summer of Turkey. This is the kind of movie where you, the audience, has to piece together the tiny bits of information and detail layed out by Wells. Unfortunately, I was lost and confused throughout the film, failing to understand the situations between characters and even misunderstanding many of the points of the film. Once again, I just thought that there was something in this movie that felt like it was for someone specific, something that couldn't correlate with me quite well and I came to realise that this movie is made for those with a suffering or even deteriorating relationship with their parents. Throughout the film, we can see that Calum is suffering from some form of depression, the portrayal of depression throughout the movie is done so accurately and most importantly, subtle that even I almost over-looked Calum's state of mind. Despite his condition, he's doing what he thinks is best for his daughter, by reconnecting with her with this bond they already have and a grand-vacation in Turkey. His daughter on the other hand, is much more light-hearted and optimistic with a mostly positive attitude. She looks forward into adulthood and views it as an exciting phase in life. However, she is entirely oblivious to her father Calum's misery and depression which he has been hiding from her along with the reality of aging and growing up faced by Calum, extended to her in the future. For me personally, this film is both haunting and joyous during its runtime. It somehow shows the beauty of life, with showing moments of the two, Calum and Sophie, sharing and enjoying these small moments between each other, along with the broken nature of the human mind, by hinting signs of depression and grief. As a child, Aftersun may have not affected me as much as it did to others but I do believe, that this film's relevance to me would only grow over time for the years to come. Aftersun may not be my favorite movie of 2022 but it is definitely is one of those films which I will hold onto and won't forget for a lifetime. "You can live whatever you want to live. Be whoever you want to be. You have time." - Calum, Aftersun

I know most of you here must be thinking how is an Australian kid's show more highly rated than the likes of Rick and Morty, Arcane, Breaking Bad and many more, and I'll say it for good reason. This show is actually great! I would have never given this show a chance, if I didn't accidently watch it on Disney Junior when my brother was sick and like that I was hooked. Before I watched Bluey, I had a grudge against it because I thought this was another dumb kid's show and a gumball rip-off + being a hard core gravity falls fan, I was disappointed that a pre-school show topped it on IMdb. but I would realize that I was wrong. The show is everything I wanted to grew up with and a modern bible for parenting. It is amazing for comfort watches and quality time with your family or even yourself. Besides the short 7 minute runtime of each episode, every second, every minute detail is so well done, I never expected this coming from Australia and a pre-school show. This show is not just for kids. Bluey is a pinnacle of what children's media has to be like in times like these. Parents can go along the ride of watching Bluey happily with their kids and they can learn a lot of things from the show. The show encourages a lot of imagination and creativity which is helpful for younger audiences without looking down on them. This is a show that levels with their audience, no matter what age, and I hope that many more people can connect with this show the way how I did and to many others. Thank you and have a great day!

Have ever you had that thought of living in the peaceful countryside where nothing much happens but at the same time, a lot could happen. Where your simple actions are counted and remembered as one of the many things you did that day, where your troubles and worries melt away and of course, witnessing those quiet moments that are both exhilarating and peaceful. At least, these are just my thoughts wondering around.. thinking of what it would be like if I actually lived my life like that way. The world that Miyazaki crafted within My Neighbor Totoro is truly one of those places which I would've loved to grow up in apart from the busy city-life that I'm currently adjusted to. The film explores what it's like to be a child again and of course, the depiction of childhood: being free, imaginative, an optimistic perspective and innocence. But the film isn't only inviting children to feel this way but also their mature audience that has already surpassed this stage of life and our invited to revisit it, which I think is the most beautiful part of this movie. It can relate to anyone as long as you had experienced childhood.

As someone who as seen this show about a Sev'ral Timez, I can tell you that this show will be a Great Ride for anyone who watches this. I watched Gravity Falls back at 2018 September, I was like about 11 years old at the time, Adventure Time has just ended and it made a huge void in my heart. Me and my brother desperately wanted to watch another show that could take our minds off Adventure Time's AMAZING FINALE & we thought of watching either Star vs. The Forces of Evil or Gravity Falls (NOTE: I didn't have Disney Channel in my region) We chose from the two because we just opened Google and looked for a random show with good ratings, I thought Star vs. The Force of Evil would be a great choice, the poster looked kinda promising, but after watching 7 Episodes online I quickly stopped watching it cause (don't get me wrong) it wasn't bad but it was just not really my... cup of tea. So I moved on to the next best thing *Drum-Roll Please* GRAVITY FALLS! I watched the first two episodes with low expectations and after I watched both of them I immediately knew that this was actually a Good Show! I even scheduled the days when I can watch this show and me and my brother agreed to watch it on Saturdays. I was immediately obsessed with this show (not in the bad way guys:) If most of you don't know what's the general synopsis of Gravity Falls, it's about two twins (Boy and Girl) Dipper & Mabel Pines (both age 12) who's parents sent them to visit their Great Uncle, Grunkle Stan, by going to the weird & mysterious town of Gravity Falls, Oregon & staying there for the whole Summer and unravel most of the strange mysteries in the town. I didn't even know the synopsis of the show when I first watched it so it would be more relevant if you saw the First Episode instead. Gravity Falls is unlike any other TV Show, it has a lot of Smart and Humorous Writing from Creator Alex Hirsch, Creative Director Mike Rianda & many other Crew members I can't credit all at once such as Jeff Rowe & Shion Takegeuchi. The Smart writing also brings out great Adult Elements into the Series, there are a handful of Adult Jokes in Gravity Falls that can fly over children's heads so mark as many as you Can! The Characters are quite likeable especially the Main Cast (I won't tell you any of the names cuz you can go figure them out for yourself once you watch the series), even the Antagonist are pretty darn Great too. The Directing Style and Animation is exactly what Disney needed at the time and what the People needed. Although it only has 2 seasons I felt like the entire series was Well-Planned & Structured very carefully from Top To Bottom so Gravity Falls is literally one of the best shows out there & I, of course, Highly recommend you to watch it. It's been almost 10 years since Gravity Falls first Aired & 6 years since it's Series Finale, I can't tell how much this show helped me with sadness and the dark cruel reality of Life surrounded by an endless void of Expectations and waking up everyday being confused and wondering when can I be in a Greater Place? Always thinking about how it will all go down someday. but Gravity Falls introduces me to a World where it can still be Dark but Amazing. Thanks Alex Hirsch & Mike Rianda and the Entire Amazing Team behind the show that made Gravity Falls possible. If you're going through a tough time, I highly recommend you to watch this show, Adieu! It's better to be happy today than thinking that you will be happy tomorrow. So put a smile on that Brilliant Face of yours!

Growing Up As a Kid Who Loves CARTOONS was very exciting for me, I had THOUSANDS of Shows to Watch On My TV, The Only Cartoons I Actually Adore and Appreciate were all American and Japanese Cartoons and all of those Went On TOONAMI and CARTOON NETWORK USA and all Of the Cartoons I watched from India were Bad Written Stories created by Indian Television Which I HATE, well I don't hate INDIA I just don't Like The way they show entertainment and cartoons al of them are NEVER-ENDING. plus these are very easy and sudden to LOse INTEREST with and one of those shows I hate upto this Date is CHOTTA BHEEM! Well as a Young Boy I watched Chotta Bheem and I LOved IT when I started living in a huge city at a young age I Loved the First Few Seasons and Episodes of Chotta Bheem and also I think I was a small Fan but then after years passed I still remain as a young boy and then started to notice the animation change and never-ending plotline in CHOTTA BHEEM when I realised it was created in 2008 and I saw this information as a young child (I'M SMART) the year was 2013 and I knew that the show was getting old and I desperately want to know how it ends but more years passed by I was 9 at the time I started to lose interest in CHOTTA BHEEM and I started to grow hate on the show I was literally one of those people who watched the show the moment it started and I waited for 8 years and still nothing and FINALLY... I gave up on the show becoming a fan and now a hater, seriously there's no END to any of these INDIAN shows even a show which my Mom loved to watch called "Yeh Hei Mohabattein" which means "This Is Love" surprisingly this show is also still running on my local TV this show has over 1000 EPISODES! and my mother got fed up on the 178th Episode. WOOOOOW thansk Indian Television Companies for wasting such glorious time on these I approve no appreciation and i feel bad for all of those who spend there time trying to create this RIDICULOUS SERIES" Thanks for reading this review it just brings childhood hate and INDIA seriously stop stealing IDEAS from AMERICAN and GET YOUR OWN IDEAS and BE PROUD OF THEM and don't make that awkward smile when you finally realize that critics and people HATE of what you'll done.

I say they have a good music theme song,but I say that Almost all of the indian (Yes all of them except bandukh aur bandukh) Indian Cartoons have a lack of character development and plotline which has nothing serious happens and they're repeating the same procedure over and over again, this makes the cartoons more dumb and pointless to watch as a kid I never grew up in India but I did Grow Up to a Country Near It, there I watched TV and I only had 4 channels that were meant for kids *Cartoon Network, Pogo, Toonami & Nickelodeon India, I watched all these channels two were american and the other was indian, I laughed out loud when I watched adventure time, regular show, gumball and steven universe though I was very young it was so easy to understand not in the dumb way, the smart way, when I watched pogo or nick india all i wanted to see was ninja hattori to start rather then watching mottu n pattlu. When mottu and pattlu goes on TV i just say Switch the channel!, you might be thinking i havent watched it but actually I have and it was horrible, though I personally like samosa, but still the show had no meaning it was just very dumb problems with very dumb solutions like this one time they need to race against don in a car race for no reason without using force and then they just accept and take Driving school for racing! it was too dumb they agreed to something they cant even do. India please make better shows with more meaning and STOP ripoffing other people's hard ideas and get a original like Bandukh aur bandhui I recommend that show only and that show is the only indian show that i like so look for better with more meaning, watch Gravity falls Regular shows, Steven Universe and my favourite craig of the creek. Over all Most Of The Indian Cartoons And Series Are Never Ending and That's another reason I RECOMMEND watching american cartoons that actually have an ENDING and Plot Line That everybody Loves.Thanks