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good enough. Through my first viewing I got very sick of the visuals, stories, and challenges. They felt really out of place and incredibly generic. Nothing felt connected which made me feel like I was watching a bunch of short clips that was supposed to have a main story like a Tv show. Some of the characters seemed pointless and if you took them out they probably wouldn't make a difference. In my later viewings (My sister watches this movie all the time because she loves David Bowie) I began to get enveloped in this world that was created by this girls mind. Everything had a connection with each other and there was definitely some pretty amazing artistic design for the puppets and sets. Instead of feeling like I was watching different scenes I began to realize that every challenge was a lesson that the main character needed to learn such as don't take things for granted, Think about what truly matters, Toys are garbage compared to family, you can't assume your always right, Sometimes you have to do the things you don't want to do. There are tons more but I can't list them all. Everything fell into place. You can tell that the generic adventure feel-good movie aura around this film was intentional. They wanted to create a simple story with some lessons learned along the way and the way they executed that idea, for the time it was made was absolutely mind blowing. All of the traps, puzzles, illusions, and character choices were believable, Original, artistic, and very iconic. David Bowie was the highlight, All of his songs achieved their intention whether it to be mysteriously romantic, Disorienting and disturbing, or fun and catchy. Every David Bowie addition to the musical delivers. However there is one scene that makes no sense, doesn't add anything to the plot, and looks terrible. Yeah I'm talking about the dancing dragon/bird mutations. She just stumbles into a forest where these weird animals start pouring in and sing what's definitely the worst song in the movie. They start flinging their heads around and generated a very unwanted feeling, like it was meant to be fun, but ended up being disturbing and horribly done to a very unintentional level. it is so obvious that there is a green screen behind them that it hurts your eyes to watch because it looks like they were edited in on a bad Photoshop level. The worst part is that there was no lesson learned in this scene. and it felt so out of place that if you cut the entire scene from the movie, it would make no difference in fact it would make the movie BETTER. That's the only complaint I have about this movie, otherwise a very iconic addition to the film industry. it's not like anything you've ever seen before. A very unique and iconic film to watch on Halloween with your family! :)

I read the books before I watched the movies and maybe it's just me, But I thought the movies were almost as good as the book. Divergent could have had more psychological impression to make to the watcher feel part of it. Yes they can't fit the whole story into 2 hours. So there are some flaw but I like that about movies. None of them are perfect. Divergent has a great soundtrack that (for the most part) I enjoyed, The actors did a good job. The story didn't follow the book as much as it could have but still kept within it's zones (unlike the Percy Jackson franchise) and the story was entertaining and quick. a good watch and in my opinion very enjoyable. Now for the suggestion on appropriateness. I'd probably say 14 and up because there are some very adult themes in this movie and someone below that age might not understand it fully. Also there are some swears so if your sensitive to things like that.... well I guess not much PG-13 movies are out there for you because they pack a bunch sometimes. this one's ok though.

Hard to say, I mean I liked it and it was very entertaining but the range between the movie and the book was too wide of a gap. If you liked the book and wan't to watch the movie, please don't, You will be disappointed. I however read the book and watched the movie, personally I think the movie was better than the book because all the references worked better on screen then in the book. Also the challenges weren't cinematic enough in the book so that had to be changed in the movie, Which set in in a different direction than the book, If you liked the book, don't watch, If you didn't like the book, Be my guest, If you were a total geek on 80's pop culture you'll love it.

Made for parents with terrible judgment on what to bring their kids to. This movie is just terrible. The musical scenes were by far the best of this movie and even they are bad. This was just a cash grab from parents that even seemed to fail at just that. I was dragged into this movie with no expectations because I just didn't want to see it and there was nothing special about it. It felt like the trailers but movie length. The voice acting was bad because no one was putting emotion into it. It's like the director just said "Here read this and then you can leave." The idea, message, and story felt like it was coming from a 3 year old's brain. Because no, nobody was wondering where the bad dolls go, even if there were any. The message just felt so bland and the entire movie had my whole family thinking, "I could have thought of something much better so if this is the standards to get into making a movie sign me up cause I could make something way better than this film." The most terrible part was the sound editing. It felt like no one cared about that because the sound was terrible and sometimes even the voices didn't link up with the lips. Just a horribly done cash grab so go watch something with your kids, anything, really. and if your all about don't judge a book by it's cover for the trailers because they were really bad. Nope, not this one buds, the trailers show it all. Starting to notice the quality plummet in kid movies?

It relies too much off of the original. The visuals, the acting, the setting, the characters, and the music were all practically copy and pasted into this one. None of the songs were memorable either. The kids were stubborn and not in an entertaining way. I think that if you liked the original, you might like it, but If you didn't like the original, don't see it. The visuals were just terrible and even at trying to copy the original's visuals they still did terrible. The story was garbage because everything went slow and then too fast at the end. The acting was OK but the children were trying too hard. The lamplighter was so optimistic he was annoying. And merry Poppins was meaner, more sassy, and looked in the mirror too much. The setting was just London but exactly like the old movie. The events were boring and unexciting because you always knew what was gonna happen. If your an adult who liked the p original, Don't see it. If your a kid who liked the original you should see it. And if you didn't like the original then save your money.

It's not as good as people say but then again, none of them are are they, I mean yes it was still probably worth a 8.0 on IMDb but 8.5? nah. The story was basic and while to whole movie was slow, it didn't feel that way because of the obvious rush to give every character screen time. Some of them they failed at and even published them as a main character like, Gamora, Captain America, and Vision. But at least they tried. The film overall was very entertaining and not half bad at all. SPOILER ALERT! (You have been warned) The beginning starts out dramatic as Thor's ship is blown into pieces Loki, half of the Asgardians (Or all of them..... because I didn't see any alive ;-;) along with Heimdall too. Two things that did not prat well with me was that Heimdall used to Bifrost to bring hulk to earth, But the Bifrost was destroyed and you needed to be in it to activate it so that didn't make sense, Also another thing, I know Thor is strong but the ship exploded and he was still in it and he survived...... I didn't get that either. The next 20 min of the movie were OK, The line where doctor strange says "Protecting your reality, doushbag." Was actually lame, and during the fight with ebony maw, How was he able to float on the tornado of bricks? And second when the spikes came to him why didn't he just move them out of the way like he did the other guy..... OK maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, Overall the movie was good, The story went well and the action was suspenseful and epic. The ending however did feel cheap because you know Hollywood would not throw away Over 2 billion dollars of potential gross. SO we know their going to come back. overall it was a good movie and if you like suspenseful (Kind of serious) and dramatic action flicks it's worth a watch.

Probably one of the best games I've ever played. This one may not have much action but one things for sure is that it doesn't need it. Rime has beautiful visual effects with a simple but effective story line that touches peoples hearts. It takes it to the imagination from black clouds that are destined to kill a certain evil bird to walking giant robot eyeballs. Extremely fascinating and creative puzzles to solve and over 6 hours of game play (First time). I severely recommend this game.

Actually extremely underrated. Don't trust the average person in 2019, Unless your one of them. People want their dumb, brainless CGI flicks and when they see something with actual meaning they can't understand it and therefor decide they don't like it. Lost in space in my mind is brilliant. Explaining all the possible details and outcomes in all the events that happen inside certain themes of the show. I recommend watching it. Much better than people say it is.