Louis Davis

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Absolutely amazing movie. Great cast of actors and actresses and well written script. It never stopped being funny throughout the movie unlike most comedy movies. It knew when to make a joke to break what would otherwise be a difficult awkward situation to write out-of, to move the plot forward. The CGI was great but the costume for the other creatures were weird to look at and didn't look real. If this was intentional or not it was a great artistic choice as it definitely added to the overall theme of the movie. However the only 1 thing I hated about the movie was Holga, Oh my GOD I hated the actress for Holga. She was the only thing holding the movie back, She never delivered any of her lines with any emotion and it was generally just cringey whenever she talked or even tried to act. If they are ever going to make a sequel please re-cast Holga because the current actress is atrociously terrible at acting and held the entire movie back from being amazing.

haven't bought this book before neither have i even heard of this book but hey screw it, all i wanted to do was write a review and my dream has come true kinda like that time i was in Vietnam i got into this fist fight with a Vietnam veteran which honestly now that i'm reading this story to my self i'm realising how much this doesn't make sense but hey i don't kinda like tat time i met your mother, yep we met in Vietnam your mother and me fighting side by side together but little did I know that your mother was actually a spy in disguise getting ready to set off a nuke and start a nuclear winter which she some how managed to do, so yeah we lived through a nuclear winter for at least 50 years but i still look like a child from all the radiation poisoning. lots of people call me lucky but i call it a curse, can you imagine every time you walk into a bar seeking the refuge of a cold beer you get asked where your parents are, when you tell them they are dead, instead of getting a beer they give you a hundred dollars and a lollipop do you know how deeming it is. so yeah that's how i met your mother.