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One of the best films to come out this year! Utterly groundbreaking, including the striking visuals, the animation and clever storytelling. Myles Morales is a fantastic addition to the Spiderman universe - a character as iconic as Peter Parker from his origin story to the dilemma he faces in this own world. This sequel doesn't disappoint in unpredictable twists, and I must say, Hobie and Indian Spiderman were my favorite characters. Absolute joy to watch!

I haven't the faintest idea why this only got 59% on Rotten Tomatoes. It's easily one of the best films to come out this year! Vibrant, charasmatic and hilarious. Everything was on point, from the flawless casting, the references to various Mario games and a brilliantly woven story. Highly recommended!!!

A brilliant, faultless movie. Incredibly creative in the way the writers used Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Jack Horner and introducing Perrito as a foil. Very touching end with strong character development for the leads. 5 stars.

This was a surprisingly good film! No identity politics, just pure fantastic storytelling, with likeable characters and an interesting take on the antihero. Brilliant character development for Black Adam, with some subtle humour that doesn't cheapen the film. Highly recommend!! Ps, Ignore the low Rotten Tomatoes score. Film reviewers can never be trusted.

An terrible, awful film that contradicts itself in it's themes. The story centres around Sienna, a young high schooler who ends up texting a hot guy who believes she is the popular girl. This happens because he approaches the mean girl in a diner, and she gives him Sienna's number, which she ripped off from a poster advertising her tutoring services. After all, "losers are for other losers". When Sienna sees who she is talking to, she is smitten, yet the film patronizingly tells the audience that personality matters...yet Sienna catfishes, manipulates, and sexually assaults the guy. The only interesting part of the film was watching the popular girl's character development, as she goes from emotionally abused mean girl to a more grounded person who stands up for herself. Other than that, it's a damn toxic movie that's badly written, poorly developed and depressing to watch.

I went to see this movie a few weeks back, after seeing the Google reviews on here. I hoped I wouldn't be disappointed and thankfully, I wasn't. Aladdin is an exceptionally good film - Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott were perfect as Aladdin and Jasmine, and Will Smith pulls out a fantastic performance as the genie, making the role his own without imitating Robin Williams. Controversial opinion here, but I also liked Marwan Kenzri's performance as Jafar. I'm aware many wanted a more creepy version that is akin to the cartoon, but I felt Kenzari did a fantastic job in portraying a more realistic villain who is unhinged, insecure and power hungry, The whole film looked exquisite, from the costume design to the set pieces, and the songs were brilliantly performed without mimicking the original. There was also some great comic timing from the actors and some scene left feel feeling enthralled. Overall, I felt like this movie paid homage to the original whilst taking some creative licence so it looks and feels fresh. I also loved how they have enhanced the themes of the story, particularly in being truthful and what true friendship and sacrifice is. 5/5

Having read the novel, I wasn't sure if the film would live up to the book considering that there was a lot to cover. Although it's not as good as the book, the film is massively entertaining and well-made. I loved how each band member took it in turns to narrate the story, as well as the occasional breaking of the fourth wall, which moved the story along at a faster pace. I also loved the performances, especially Machine Gun Kelly as Tommy Lee and Daniel Webber as Vince Neil.