Kyba McLane

I just have one point to make about this game: WHY IS SHAZAM LABELLED CAPTAIN MARVEL? THEY'RE NOT EVEN IN THE SAME UNIVERSE!

This movie has an even split of pros and cons. I'll start with the cons since it is what I was going into the movie expecting after seeing the trailer. So not only is this movie a direct self ripoff of The Little Mermaid, but it uses the most cliched elements and leaves a lot of the whole plot unexplained and incomplete. The story feels extremely rushed and the animation looks lazy. I mean were talking the Grubhub ad animation. You know where there's 3D characters that move like 2D and there's almost no texture to it? It's colorful, yes, but too cartoonish and too wiggly. At least with all the cliches in this movie they didn't take the classic Disney route of "boy falls in love with girl as a subplot of the main idea" where it absolutely doesn't belong. So props to Disney on that. But there is still hardly any main idea to the movie. No lesson, no takeaway, no thought provoking concept. Just another bland story about some misfits wanting to be accepted. But this movie had some positives that I was not expecting. Was it entertaining? Yes. Was it moving and emotional in some parts? Yes. Does it have likable and memorable characters with proper character development and growth? Yes. I can give it that. It has everything you want in a family friendly movie, and was definitely worth the watch. Not something I want to see again, but not a very forgettable movie either. But, as likable as the characters are they are also pretty shallow and have basically no back story. One of them is revealed to have a certain past, but then again it wasn't much and it becomes really hard to actually relate to the characters. Overall this movie is entertaining and fun to watch, but is extremely unoriginal and uses way too many cliches and Disney stereotypes to make up for what it lacks in a solid plot. And the fact that it is pretty much a self ripoff of The Little Mermaid just lowers my expectations of it greatly. 3/5 stars for me.

This show is going to be split between haters and lovers, and for a simple reason: If you are a fan of the original Teen Titans, than you're not going to like this show. If you are unfamiliar with the original Teen Titans, than you might actually like this show. From my perspective, I discovered this show first, and it's actually a great show. It's funny, it's entertaining, and the cultural stereotype jokes are just perfect. This kind of reminds me of a rebooted version of Spongebob. And the movie for this show is FANTASTIC! Also they don't do too much of the cringey, dramatic stuff that usually comes with superhero shows. Now from a die-hard fan of the original Teen Titans perspective: Nobody who likes the surreal ram of Teen Titans turned into a comedy duo. The characters are too fake, and the humor is trying too hard. These fans probably are not real crazy about the character changes as well. Unlike the original, the new Teen Titan characters are just too hard to take seriously. To these fans, this show is disappointing. I reiterate: I love this show, because I didn't know of the original Teen Titans when I saw this show. The perspectives are going to differ, depending on whether or not your a fan of the original. It is possible to like both, if you have an open mind.

What even is this movie? Why is it so overrated? To sum up why this is one of the worst Christmas movies ever to have reached cinema, here's a few short paragraphs: The story makes no sense at all. Every event is random, nothing is relevant to one another, and there's simply no plot to it at all. There's nothing Christmasy about this movie. What better way to celebrate Christmas than with a nice little plot-less movie that is nothing more than 94 minutes of a kid and his family suffering that ends with the kid getting his eyes shot out? Like seriously, this movie is so painful to watch. It just highlights all of the bad things about Christmas. None of the characters are likable. Now, I will admit it. It's been a while since I've seen this movie, and even then I could not sit through the whole thing. But one thing that I can tell you is that I hate every single character in this movie. They're all selfish, greedy, annoying liars who always get whatever they want at the expense of others. I don't exactly remember specific examples that makes these characters these ways, that I guess you can just find out for yourself. The "lesson" is just plain bad. What even was the point of this movie?! That getting a shot gun for Christmas will result in you loosing your eye? That beating up bullies is the best thing to do? That crying and deceiving solves everything and gets you what you want? There was absolutely nothing valuable about this movie. The kid is a selfish brat. He suffers the whole movie. Nothing gets solved in the resolution. The end. It's just the most pointless waste of time ever. I don't understand how it became such a cult classic. Overrated as hell. I do not recommend watching this at all. Please save yourself the suffering and skip over it in the Walmart $5 bin.

This movie is not any better than what I thought of it when I saw the trailer. Now, I don't recollect much from it as it has been a pretty long time since I've seen it, but I can give you a few basic pointers as to why this movie is less than outstanding. The plot is extremely slow paced and predictable, the characters are unlikable and have no dynamics or redeeming qualities, and the overall lesson is just the same exact lesson that we've all learned many times before. Don't give up, take others into consideration, etc. It's just so boring and forgettable, and while there are a few fun scenes here and there, the movie is mostly just one disappointing let down after another. And all of the emotional sad parts (Which occur way too often) just feel forced, like they have no real character development or true meaning to them. It's not the worst movie ever, but it is nothing new or interesting, and it just feels like a bastardized version of every animated talking animal movie ever. It feels like Illumination trying way too hard to be Dreamworks.

Honestly, this show is dull, bland, uninteresting, and pretty annoying. The plot-lines are lazy and uninteresting, and the characters themselves are just plain annoying. Every character is a talking piece of food, and you know what their names are? The food. The onion is named Onion. The apple is named Apple. How creative! The animation is very ugly and hard to look at, and the British accents are extremely irritating. Some of the jokes run by well, but overall, they are immature and cringe, and the delivery of them is flat and lacks personality. In fact, all of the characters lack personality. They are all one-dimensional, and just too stereotype. The main characters are very annoying, being dimwitted and a nuisance, and not in a funny way. Overall, this show is just boring and uninteresting. It also tries to provide lessons and learning experiences for kids, but they never run by well. For example, in one episode the entire plot was that doing good deeds is selfish because it makes you feel good. I think that only kids will enjoy this.

This is an amazing show. Witty characters, hilarious jokes, and very comical acting. And because I have As-purgers, it is very relatable being socially awkward and trying to understand the complexities of the human being. However, the show has a terrible ending, and it kind of makes you not want to watch the show again. Here is why. (Warning: this next section may contain spoilers) The shows finale had one of those endings that kind of made it seem like everything that had happened in the show is pointless, because they just end up giving it all up and forgetting it. All of that growth and evolution that the characters went through turned out to not have had any purpose at all, because they left it all behind at the end.

Perfect. This is the perfect horror movie. Creepy, disturbing, suspenseful, intriguing, tense, these are the things I look for in a horror movie While I normally don't scare easily, this movie gave me chills like no other! Unlike Get Out, the twists, suspense, edge of seat tensity, and goosebumps this movie provides are perfectly balanced to create a flawless masterpiece to leave you with no breath and a dropped jaw. Just don't expect it to end any time soon.