Bill Hardy

The first and second episodes are far more akin to the Marvel Cinematic Universe we are used to seeing and has set up, so far, interesting plotlines and action filled sequence. However, it in no way, for me anyway, can compare to "WandaVision" which blew me away in it's originality, plot twists and turns and fantastic performances by it's actors. That said, it's wonderful to see the MCU continuing and it is still too early to make assumptions and conclusions until all 6 episodes of 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' have aired. I very much enjoy watching Anthony Mackie and Sebastion Stan's interaction with each other along with the turmoil and guilt both have for past actions which both still carry, especially Bucky. I am hoping this will be a lead in for a future MCU project as "WandaVision" is said to be for "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness".

'Train to Busan' blew me away. It has instantly placed in the top 10 of my personal list of Zombie films, tying with 'World War Z' in the number 1 spot. It has everything going for it, incredible pacing, believable acting, the effects were outstanding and the suspense riveting. I'd highly recommend 'Train to Busan' to anyone who is a fan of Zombie films or just a fan of great suspense films.