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I must admit, I've never been the biggest fan of Deadpool. If he was in something I watched, that was fine, but I never sought Deadpool specific content. Heck, Wolverine was the reason I watche this. This is hands down the best movie I've seen this year, and top of the list for movies I've seen the past few years. It is HILARIOUS and, plain and simple, FUN! You don't have to take it seriously or be too invested in the plot. You can watch this and relax! Aside from the humor, there were A LOT of easter eggs and nods to things that have happened before - some small, some big. I really hope this movie is the gateway to bring Wolverine back in future films. Also, it helped bringing Dafne Keen back. She is such a hot lil feisty momma.

I stumbled across this movie randomly, and had no idea what it was other than the description. Frankly, the description alone had me doubtful I'd enjoy it. Let me just say, comparing The Wild Robot to ‘The Iron Giant’ is 100% spot on. The story and its message are beautiful, but most of all for me, the visuals were STUNNING! This was such an adorably funny movie and is easily one of my favorites. I really have to commend the entire team behind it. There have been so many other attempts at something similar and they've all been mediocre. TWR is beyond perfection. For the record, I'm in my 30s. This might be intended as a family friendly movie, but even solo adults can enjoy it.

By far this is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. The "plot" was complete garbage and made no sense what so ever. I want to address the whole cliche alcoholic trope. I'm so tired, so very tired of main characters who have a drinking problem. Holy crap, MOVE ON FROM THIS! Why do so many movies have to make someone an alcoholic? and not only that, he's LYING to everyone about being sober, and there's no real closure to it. The only thing that happens is he lets his son drink his alcoholic thermos. The acting was laughable. All around this was a disappointment. Felt like a movie created simply because "We have money, lets do this!"

This is an entertaining, though mostly unrealistic show plot wise. A lot of the plot has you scratching your head and saying "this would never happen." Season 5 especially had my annoyed and wanting to turn it off. Gonna be hones, this show should've stopped at 4 seasons, it would've ended on a good note. Instead, we have season 5, where, surprise surprise, something happens that makes the Nathan James the last ship. I hate it, I hate it and I hate it. They start to rebuild their fleet and get back on their feet, then the cliche "gotta stomp on them again." Season 5 was hands down the worst season and completely unnecessary. I could barely watch the first episode, let alone the entire season. The actors were all amazing, and I'll say the director knows how to choose sexy girls. Tex's daughter was hot, Kara was smoking hot, as was all of Chandler's love interests. This is a good show if you like pure action packed entertainment, but not at all worthwhile if you get annoyed by plots that make no sense and/or plots that get reused each season.

I reluctantly rated this 5 stars, and I'll get into why later. To start, this is a great show that even non-political people can enjoy. While certain political things people may not understand, it's mostly easy to follow along with. While the story did have certain things that were unrealistic and made you ask "What?", it was quite entertaining. I wanted to touch upon Kate and Hal's relationship, as it was really odd. Despite the fact that Kate seemed to be in the higher position, her husband somehow was always favored, even when he did dumb things. There were multiple times I couldn't believe that they didn't outright tell Hal to back out and mind his own business. A lot of those situations left you wondering who this show was actually about, Kate or Hal. Interestingly, The Diplomat shares a lot of resemblances with the show Madam Secretary. Both female leads in the shows are amazing and - oddly enough - seem to portray their character in the same ways. I binged season 2 in one night and was enjoying it - until the final episode. Let me get this straight. You expect us to believe the president got so angry he died of a heart attack? REALLY? That was by far one of the cheesiest decision made for a show. They couldn't write off the president any other way? They had to kill him? I'll be watching season 3, but it better maintain the quality and no random "heart attack deaths".

I hate, from the bottom of my heart, garbage writers who force stupidity into their shows. In the beginning I liked this show, but the longer it went on, the more I despised it and became increasingly angry. There is so much about this show that makes no sense, and after having just finished season 2 (no other seasons as of writing this), I am FURIOUS with the overall stupidity. So much so I will not be watching season 3. In typical drama fashion, Fire Country has an idiotic love triangle between the two main characters and a third semi-main character (I don't consider Rebecca a main character). This love triangle was so predictable, to the point where I KNEW Rebecca would die so that Bode and Gabs could be together. but the stupidest part about that, they didn't even get together. Bode/Gabs has been such a slow burn that you wonder what the hold up is. Bode/Rebecca was a better combo tbh, at least Becca wasn't sloppy seconds from Jake. Which, that's another weird element. Bode and Jake are like brothers, but lets have Jake's gf dump him and have eyes for Bode. Which again, brings up another point. Initially, there was no build up to Gabs/Bode having interest in each other. It was IMMEDIATELY "oh hey, we're main characters who gonna bang bang eventually!" Gabs immediately had interest in him despite not knowing anything about him. and then you have Feddie's story. Innocent guy who is stuck in prison and literally no one with power is doing anything. As I said, the final episode enraged me. So Bode was set up, and chose to lie and say he relapsed, all for some idiotic fake bromance when he doesn't owe Freddy anything. Then you have Bode's parents and Manny, all of whom are like "how could you relapse?" None of them is like "nah, there's no way." Granted, Bode's dad said maybe he was telling the truth, but c'mon now. Bode went through so much to do better, and all of a sudden everyone is against him? I wanted to like this show, I really did, but the writers are failures. The best part about this show was the hot momma Stephanie Arcila and her sexy body, especially the view cleavage shots. That was the only saving grace. The rest of this was trash.

This movie pissed me off to no extent. It followed the cliche stereotype of "someone in the PD is corrupt and feeding the bad guy information." The entire movie was "bad guys do bad things, good guy tries to do the right thing, bad guy spy undermines everything." Action wise, the movie was great, I loved it. The story is what really ruined this. The best parts about the movie were Ruby Rose and Hannah John Kamen, two women who are very hot. Especially Hannah Kamen, we got some great booty shots from her.

I'm still getting used to movies that pick up on exactly where the previous movie left off. It's not something I've seen much of. Regardless, my review of the first part is accurate here as well. but there was one addition. So, Kora barely knew this guy - what's his face - but she's like "let me spread my legs for you!" what? Action wise, it was a great movie. Very thrilling and kept you on your toes. Story wise, it didn't hit. Felt a lot like it was trying to copy Star Wars, while also trying to copy Dune, and failing horribly. The story leaves you asking "huh?" and "what"? Not to mention, it gave me nazi vibes. The way the army was set up, dressed and acted. Seems like a very cliche "omg they are nazis!" plot. Another thing with this movie, so this takes place in the future, but there's also a lot of pre-2000 elements that made me wonder if it was the 70s or 80s. Oh, and lets not forget, a soldier came to her home and brutally killed her family. Saw the girl with a gun, and helped her hold the gun to his head. Then goes on to train her to be a relentless warrior, and then is mad when she wants nothing to do with him. Boy, all of this sounds VERY familiar to other things I've watched. This is literally a hodgepodge of other movies mixed into one, and it's awful.