The Real 33pandaGamer

Pretty great movie. There are some story elements that go unaddressed, but I get it. Life's like that sometimes, where things happen to you, and you don't get any real closure on it. I will say though, the description of the movie is a little off. Rebecca trying to help Dylan find love isn't that much of a focal point of the movie. The movie is more so about two people living their lives and trying to help the other live theirs the best way they can. It's a bit messy and quite sweet. This movie also depicts some very unhealthy ways to deal with people who are having mental breakdowns and hallucinations, but in a way that makes it's clear that it isn't how you should act in those situations. However since it never really shows the proper way to deal with them, it doesn't really have any closure. Overall though, it's not too bad at showing how some actions people do in an attempt to help others can actually do more harm then good.

This movie wasn't nearly as bad as Zombies 3 was. Overall, I'd say Zombies 4 is an alright movie. Nothing about it was particularly good but none of it was that bad either. I will say, though, at this point in the series, it feels like the franchise isn't about Zombies anymore, like they had so little to do with the plot. I also get the feeling that none of the Zombies will be in Zombies 5, so yeah. Also, in the first movie, it was established that Zombies have an irrational fear of fire, so for the Zombies not to react at all to the Daywalker's fire felt a bit off. I have a few more nitpicks, but I won't list them all here because, at the end of the day, this movie is just ok.

I watched the English dubbed version. The voice acting was good for the most part, but it did not match the expressions on the actors most of the time, and the lip sync was horribly off. The actor's physical acting was stilted, but not awful. The story felt exactly the same as one of the episodes in the first season of the anime, though I can't place exactly which episode it was. When I initially watched it, I didn't know the movie was in modern times and followed the story of Cel's lineage. So while watching the movie, I was left confused as to why the main character who sounded exactly like Cel, had a completely different name and was a girl. For a movie that's supposed to be taking place in modern times, everything was far too similar to how the anime was. I would have much preferred if they either didn't change anything, or if they changed things more drastically. As it stands, this movie comes off as very lazy.

This movie made me very motion-sick when I watched it. Almost every shot in this movie has the camera spinning around something, shaking like crazy, and/or at an angle. All this constant camera movement led to a very unpleasant movie experience where I was begging for the movie to just keep the camera still for once. I got about 96% through the movie before I had to stop watching it because I felt so ill. As for the actual plot of the movie, it was ok. The only parts of it I liked were from preestablished Transformers lore, and I didn't like a lot of the new elements they added.

It's as bad as I thought it would be. The whole time I felt very confused, despite having seen all the movies and shows I was required to see before this movie. Honestly, the only thing I liked about the movie was the switching mechanic, which honestly could have been done better in a different movie.

This movie is way better than the trailers make it seem. Wade and Ember's relationship is so cute. I'd say the movie's main theme is understanding. And sadly the trailers did not understand this movie.

Watching this movie is like watching a fever dream. If you go in with this in mind, then this movie is quite enjoyable.

The practical effects are really good, it looks like it was pulled from the games. The story is also surprisingly straightforward for FNAF and is well-written. Most of the characters where pretty believable. This movie is pretty good.

I really liked the movie. It's not perfect but it's good. I like the main character's personality and the story felt believable. The costume looked really cool. My only complaints are nitpicks, like how the CGI looked like if it was from a video game sometimes. Or how sometimes the characters in full costumes looked like toys during the fight scenes. Also there was this one scene at the end where his eyes did not line up. Aside from these complaints, I don't really have any. It's a solid movie and I wish more people knew about Blue Bettle, because he is one of the best DC superheroes. Now if only they would make a movie about Fire Storm.

5/5 stars. If you're a fan of Sonic (witch I am), you'll love this movie. The character whille not being 100% acquret to their game counterparts, have the same enrgey and sprit they do. The relationship between Tails, Sonic, and then later Knuckles, feels very natural, with their character and their motivations feeling like natural exstions of their personality and backstory. Tails and Sonic have such a good friendship, that feels genuine. This story is well written, with only a couple of sidetracks. However if you're not a Sonic fan then you might not like the movie as much, because the movie is full of refrences and moments that only make sence if you know Sonic lore. Also, you need to stay in the thertres after the cridits start playing, or you'll miss an epic mid-credit secene if you don't. All I can say is that I'm super hyped with the next move!