Umair Khan

Solo is a great, fun and action packed film which successfuly mixes the classical star wars tropes with new characters and an intriguing plotline, definitely one of the best star wars films made. It suffered at the box office due to a boycott following the release of Ep8 making it one of the most underrated films of the decade.

Basically the equivalent of the Star wars sequel trilogy for Avatar. Watching this will ruin your experience of the The Last Airbender, don't watch it.

Arguably the best star wars film ever made, revenge of the sith shows off a diverse script which will have you on edge throughout the film. Contains the best lightsaber duel of all star wars as well as an outstanding performance by Haden Christensen that perfectly portrays the troubled character of Anakin Skywalker. P.S: Watching this film after watching Star wars The Clone Wars animated TV show + film makes it twice as good.

Beautiful cinematography and for the most part excellent script. The movie is not sparse on action and far more engaging than Ep1. At some points I felt like the script was trying to foreshadow Vader a bit too much, making Anakin seem borderline evil. Also making Padmè purposely neglectful in earlier scenes worked well with the forbidden love narrative but worked so well that her falling in love later on seems like a sudden shift.

The film has a problem with pacing; all the action is packed into the third act with the rest of the film mostly full of slowly moving plotlines which can become boring easily. Pod racing was a missed opportunity and could've been more engaging if the script was more exciting. The movie has some golden moments which are really engaging scattered throughout the film and the third act speaks for itself.

I feel like the negative reception towards this film is mostly caused by inaccurate advertising. The trailers had built up this sense of Jesse running away from someone and having a big showdown at the end. Not what happens. I am personally satisfied with the storyline in this film and I think it is a much needed great ending to the saga. The flashbacks show how Jesse has changed, not only physically but in the way he behaves and how choices in the past have influenced him.

Perhaps the pinnacle of modern day DC works that have been released since the ending of the old DCAU. Both seasons of Young Justice combine excellent character building, great action scenes, original plot lines that don't stray too far from the source material and a great way of building up the climax and subverting expectations. This show has qualities that would put the majority of live action DC TV shows and films to shame. However as it was debuted on a kids channel there were set boundaries that the show couldn't cross as a result it has been limited in the past few seasons. As a day 1 fan who watched the show when it was released, I am looking forward to seeing those boundaries be broken so the show can truly shine and reach its full potential.

All 3 seasons of this show so far have been so good with a perfect mixture between realness and comic book theatricality. One of the best shows I've watched

Similar to iron fist the first season of this show lacked a good plot with the main villain being downgraded from a good villain to a rushed villain that lacked character development. The second season solved a major problem of the first season that being a lack of action it developed well onto previous characters as well as weaving in some new characters that fitted the show's plot and pace very well. The problem of villains was solved with Bushmaster and Mariah who acted as great villains in the overall season. I personally liked the historical ties and background of both the villains and how they are all linked back to Harlem and by the end of the season Luke. The ending of season 2 was genius and the show could definitely do with a season 3.

First season had many problems including cast, pace of the plot and a somewhat lack of content. Season 2 has done a great job to redeem the character and has added more depth to all of the main cast with a good story. However still could do with more character building. It's a shame Netflix pulled the plug Iron Fist could have potentially been their best show.