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An honest review, because I feel people who rated five stars were too lenient and people who gave it one star far too critical. If you only looked at the five-star reviews, you would be blindsided into thinking this was an amazing movie, which it is not. And if you looked at the one stars, reviewers from Twitter and Reddit would await for you to tragically stumble upon their silly political opinions that no one really cares about. I will be the middle ground. I'm no movie reviewer, but I can confidently say that this movie is..... not great. It is a prime time example of repainting the Mona Lisa because we have new paints. This metaphor is basically supporting the claim that the legendary works of art should be remixed because of new technologies. This may work for musical pieces but not for movies, especially one that had a lot of product placement in the first place. Many people forget how many advertisements Space Jam had because they were either teenagers or 8 years old. So naturally, this sequel was going to follow in the footsteps of it's successor and blatantly advertise Nike or something else. Instead, they "advertised" many old movies from Warner Bros. in a Disney easter egg kind of way. The effect was not great. The plot was very basic, Lebron James wants to get his son back from Al. G Rhythm, who is Don Cheadle. They have to play a version of basketball based on Dominic James' game. The Looney Toons and Lebron play NBA and WNBA stars and win the game. Lebron's son is great at coding video games, but Lebron learns that he should let him be himself and that he doesn't have to play basketball. The rest of this was filler or NBA references (Dame's scene was funny) or Warner Bros. movie callbacks. Rinse and repeat. Any personal attacks against LBJ are uncalled for, he got paid millions to be in this movie, so if his performance was underwhelming then that's because he's a basketball player, and acting isn't their thing. This movie was naturally aimed at us black people who watched Space Jam at least five times in their childhood, but still it fell short of the old one. All in all I don't recommend you spend money on HBO Max or see this film in theatres, unless you think a game of eye spy the movie characters will keep your family happy for a good while. Jesus be with you

This book was a worthy sequel, adding even more enjoyable characters and plot points that tested Scott in many ways. Everything I loved in the first book; the spunky main character, hilarious literary interactions; wordplay laced with trademark Lubar humor; and a satisfying resolution for the characters and reader returns in style. Despite being published a decade apart, Lubar stays faithful to the original and creates the perfect companion. Seriously, I finished both books in under 4 hours, they are a must read, especially for anyone who likes to laugh while reading.

Okay, this ISN'T epic. I tried so hard to see the good in this movie, but in the end, it's just another failed approach at streaming companies starring influencers, if they can even be called that, in a desperado attempt at reaching its teenage target audience. I'm starting to think with the monopolizing and dominating of streaming, [insert streaming service] original is the new definition of straight-to-DVD productions. Except for Disney, everyone loves Disney +, and so it has had three original productions that have been instant hits.

Great experience, but Thanos the big purple giant was turned into nothing more than a time-hopping generic genocidal baddie. What happened to old Thano, that was poise, right minded and sure of his plan to "save" the universe. He was demented then, and even more demented in Endgame. Other than that, this movie was great to watch, Tony's death was tragic, and an era ended more or less on a concluding note. One more critique is that the rat that saved the Avengers and killed Thanos needs to be in the credits.