Reich Paprika (PinchOPaprika)

Ive seen the episodes and is just indifferent with how low budget this show looks like with Disney money. The weird thing is lately I noticed positive reviews all sound and look the same. Some I ran through AI checker and came back as 100% AI generated. Whoever is doing this must be paid by the mouse or Darth Kathlene

I'm a fan of the classic whodunit films and when it came out it was the breath of fresh air cinemas needed after a long bout of same-y films. The sets have this Wes Anderson like vibe especially the first few scenes which added to the overall atmosphere. With this kinds of films you'd expect the big reveal by the end keeping its cards close but this movie wasn't afraid to show its card one third into the film which at first I thought would ruin the rest of it but it managed to continue to get my attention and intrigue.

Exactly what the a group called Suicide Squad should be. Gotta hand it to Gunn to make characters pop out and stand out amongst a cacophony of cast!

An accidental gem in Netflix, I'm glad I checked this cartoon out! The world building is great, the characters are well done and interesting. It uses the generic protagonist with amnesia trope wonderfully and the world just keeps getting bigger. The art style and humor reminds me of Scott Pilgrim comics which is always a plus for me. Watch it and fall in love with the colorful characters!

I dont see any reason why Cole should be there, his character was too vanilla. The opening part with Hanzo and Bihan is great. Kano should get a wheelchair and some back therapy after lifting most of the movie. Raider as powerful as he says he is seemed useless which is kinda game accurate so cant blame him for that, I'm just a bit disturbed hw was played by an asian man, Raiden is not asian. They should've focused on the two Shaolin, Liu Kang and Kung Lao as their roles had been reduced to mentors. Its an okay movie. Not bad but also not great.

Of all the usual adaptations to make from the works of Lovecraft it was a huge undertaking visually presenting something that in the book cant even be described. You have to give credit as the film was able to present how the madness unfold with a visual spectacle. Some of the pacing could have been better laid out but overall by the end it feels very Lovecraftian, what was it, why is it doing what it did to a loving family, by the end it just is.