Jorge Juarez-Bagdigian

Throughout the movie, the audience is teased that Nope is about Aliens. To be honest, the film never really confirms nor denies this. All you get to see is some sentient looking piece of cloth that starts out looking like a Mexican hat and eventually turns into a tattered weather balloon towards the end. There was so much hype about this film and since I loved Jordan Peele's other movies, I assumed this one would be amazing. But Nope was a complete Nope. The film was dull. It doesn't make you cry, laugh, or even scare you. It just makes you wonder "WTF" was Peele on when he made this.

I love this show. It's like Grey's Anatomy level drama but in Canada and with planes. I love that the series included LGBT and indigenous writers. This made room for a more relatable portrayal of the LGBT and indigenous characters in the series. Another highlight of this series is the fact that you don't have to wait long for a big secret to be uncovered (i.e. someone's cheating). The truth comes out without being drawn out into a bunch of filler episodes and I love that.

The Netflix version of Resident Evil is ten times better than Resident Evil Welcome to Raccoon City. It's suspenseful, interesting, and the characters are actually cool! SPOILER ALERT! Billie was a frustrating character but that's to be expected given she was infected and her body struggled to gain control of the T-Virus. The introduction of the Wexler clones reminded me a bit of the revelation of Dr. Isaacs clones from the sixth RE film. I also loved seeing the real Wexler in the flashback. He looked a lot like Blade, but all in all, he was a cool villain. The final episode saw the tragic ending of two characters but it set a lot of things up for next season, which I hope they'll have... including the introduction of Ada Wong.

People reportedly walked out of the theater because they thought certain scenes were too disgusting. This was mainly in reference to a surgery where audiences get to see mutated organs. I didn't find these scenes offensive because the organs didn't resemble any human organs. So I don't know what the big deal was with those scenes. However, I would have walked out because the film was so boring. Kirsten Stewart's usual expressionless face and monotone voice was not surprising. What was surprising was how they got a veteran actor like Viggo Mortensen to sign up for this film. The storyline was not captivating at all. My advice is to save yourself two hours of your life and avoid this film completely.

If Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Supernatural, and The Vampire Diaries had a threesome, First Kill would be their baby. It incorporated some elements from each of these fan favorites, but revamped (no pun intended) them into something that is completely new. I really hope this show gets a second season.

The show started out great. I would say that the first three seasons were the best. Then it started to slowly go downhill. But the nail in the coffin was Grant Gustin throwing his co-star Hartley Sawyer under the bus. Sure, the guy had written some horrible tweets like 8 years before the show, but he proved he had changed and voiced his support and love for everyone on social media since the show started. Personally, what the CW did to him was disgusting. We all have a past that we learn from. It's not fair to assume that someone has and will always be evil. People change and deserve a second chance.

I tried watching Walker because of Jared Padalecki, but the storyline isn't captivating enough and Keegan Allen's character is worthless on this show.

For anyone who watches the first two or three episodes and feels iffy about it, I urge you to continue watching until the end. There's a surprising conclusion that will pay off. Plus Catherine Tate is superb taking on multiple roles. I hope Netflix considers giving the show a 2nd season.

Misha has a great sense of humor. I love him on Roadfood. I hope the show gets another season.