Wolf Viljoen

Just saw the trailer. Absolutely disgusting woke crap

5 Stars – Michael J. Fox Shines in This Underrated Classic! Greedy (1994) is one of those hidden gems that caught me off guard — in the best way possible. As someone who's always admired Michael J. Fox, this film reminded me exactly why I love his work: he brings so much charm and authenticity to his role, even when playing a character caught up in the madness of family greed. The movie’s got an all-star cast and a plot filled with backstabbing relatives trying to win over a supposedly frail Uncle Joe — played brilliantly by Kirk Douglas. But the scene that absolutely stuck with me was the one at Danny’s girlfriend’s apartment. Uncle Joe tells them to look out the window, and in the background — perfectly placed — is the movie Charade playing. That subtle nod had me laughing. Then he turns around and calls Danny out for lying and playing games, all while standing tall — literally! That was the twist that really hit hard, especially because the rest of the family never got to see him walk. Just Danny, his girl, the butler, and Molly. The reveal felt personal, like Joe saved that final truth just for him. Honestly, it's clever, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt. If you’re a fan of family comedies with a twist and a bit of bite — and especially if you’re a Michael J. Fox fan — Greedy is absolutely worth the watch.

How slowly they started with their propaganda and brainwashing nonsense. If we go look at everything back then. They slowly brought in this shit called Woke

Just another woke pile of bullshit

I have a love + hate relationship with this anime. On the plus side, it’s packed with comedy, action, drama, and an intriguing lore. But the hate part comes in with some of the storytelling choices. The “teacher” who’s not actually a teacher... yeah, I knew from the start it wasn’t a brothel or a strip club. It was funny the first two times, but after that? Just got annoying. That’s just my take. Then there's how the main character treated his mom and childhood friend—major pain in the ass. Sure, the story gives some reason for why he’s a jerk to his friend, but to his mom? Was that supposed to be comedic? Her being nosey was funny at first, but their dynamic got more irritating as it went on. And (I don’t even like using the word “simping”)—but wow, the way he chased after that girl with zero foundation for it, just hoping to get lucky or something? It felt like the writers had no idea what they wanted their relationship to be. Just as it hinted at redemption or character growth—bam, straight back to disappointment. And her obsession with her brother? Gave off real uncomfortable vibes… borderline incest-level weirdness. That said, the last four episodes were really touching and beautiful in their own way. No spoilers, but they carried emotional weight and showed what the series could’ve been consistently. If it gets a Season 2, hopefully the creators take fan feedback seriously and tighten up the storytelling.

Most decent movie I've seen all year. It's a heartwarming story. Yes, could it have been better, sure. But it was still a great movie. No woke crap! Now that was a breath of fresh air! Just pure storytelling and no hidden agenda, or forcing b.s on you. This is the first new movie I've seen this year so far. Nothing on the big screen that has caught my attention.

Honestly it was great movie not a awesome movie. It was something new and they took a big risk. (did it pay of yes or no that's debatable) Yes the script can use a bit of twicking. There's a few key factors lacking in the movie it self. But the acting was good and they had amazing acting talents to work with. But unfortunately your talented cast can only do as much. I truly believe if they had a better script and a better director this movie could've been a big box office hit. This is merely my opinion