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From Season one to four are mainly my favorite seasons of the Crown. Season one showed a young Princess Elizabeth who was destin to become Queen regardless her uncle stepped down or not. It felt like a great mountain was over young Elizabeth shoulders because that day would come, she just didn't expect it at young age of 25. She goes through process of becoming confident , and strong Queen, and never ever have a normal life afterwards. We begin to see that in season two and how it affects the family especially Princess Margaret. Season three and four cast in my opinion is my favorite. Olivia Coleman did splendid job portraying Elizabeth as strong, and experienced Queen. To me this is where Crown reaches it peak based off writing and keeping things interesting. Later on to season five and six we begin to see Diana taking over. Which honestly I see why because it reflects her popularity over Queen Elizabeth ll. To be clear season five felt outta of place and not really interesting compared season one to four. Season six feels better but pretty hard to watch Diana build up to her passing away. Another criticism season six portrayal of Charles is so light compared to who he was during that time. Wouldn't be surprised Charles Monarch threatened production of season six to change their portrayal of him. Season six left out several things like Diana interview about Charles plotting to cause an accident so he can remarry. There was no way Charles was going get remarried as long Diana was alive. Going back to Diana taking over the show criticism. I wish we seen more of Queen Elizabeth perspective upon season six more as the show revolves around her to begin with. Overall it's a great show based off real events. Always considered not every dialogue can be taken as historical fact.

I honestly enjoyed this movie, loved it's unique camera shots they had in the movie. Certain scenes made you feel like you were in the room with them. Witnessing Queen Anne story. The movie is based on rumor of Queen Anne possibly being Bisexual, and witnessing Queen Anne mental and physical pain from 17 pregnancies and only for her own children to pass away. With her dealing with painful gout caused her to be carried in wheel chair. The 17 bunnies scene wasn't real and never happened during that time period, it's a great representation of Anne losing 17 children. Things I disliked about the movie, was random nudity happening out of no where, I'd just feel like they went overboard with that part. I honestly wish we seen Anne's husband at least. That's my only concerns about this movie. Overall amazing acting by the cast and loved the movie.

The movie was decent, I honestly see where people are talking about Diana portrayal. This movie was meant to be phycological thriller, imagination of what was going on with Diana during a time she was tempted to leave the Royal family. I will say the acting was great by Kristen Stewart, the portrayal of Diana however was ok. I understand the movie wasn't trying to be accurate but more of creative side of thinking, making you wonder what was going on inside of Diana head? Nobody knows what really happened, except for Diana own words. The ending was more of what if Diana was able to leave the Royal family with her kids, would her life be different? Who knows, overall the movie and portrayal of the story was ok and I'll give the movie props for stepping out and trying something different.

The game is ok, mostly outdated graphics and cutscenes. The PVP is dead and hardly anyone in the game anymore. I gave it three stars because it's somewhat fun when you first play it and somewhat playable. I enjoy creating my own character, but wish they add more into the game including new abilities. Is the game fun to play whenever you're bored? Yes. Is the game worth buying to unlock certain stuff? Nope, don't waste your money on this game just enjoy playing it free because I don't see this game lasting any longer than another year or two. Overall its an ok game but don't expect much from the game and developers.

Lok may not reach ATLA standards. Honestly the show is still amazing and it for sure overhated due to people being bias. Yes the show has its flaws. It's not flaws where its like "OMG this show is the worst show in history". Most of things that are point out are sometimes ridiculous and some of it is reasonable. There people who over reacts about certain things in Lok. A good example is people calling Korra weak if she loses a fight due to having disadvantages like being poisoned that hindering from fighting Zaheer in the air to beginning of book four of her struggle with trauma and mercury poisoning. Yet nobody calls Aang weak for losing and retreating countless times. Even Avatar Kyoshi lost few battles. I can go on about the many things people would hate about Lok but ignores that the things they hate happened in ATLA too. Overall its nice to see Korra journey and displaying the human side of being the avatar. While Aang displayed human becoming the avatar. She proves that avatar are not some unstoppable god like being, that they're still human who has emotions and regardless are destined to make mistakes just like any human has done, including her past lives. Korra lives in an era that believes they don't need the avatar anymore, that it's part of the old era. Which is why we see so many people trying to destroy the avatar cycle permanently and kill Korra. With Korra being sheltered throughout her childhood, it took time for her to settle into the reality of a new world she has no experience in. As time progresses, she slowly learns and grows into compassionate avatar. Yes, she starts out hot headed and sometimes goes into fights without thinking things through. I feel like people shouldn't hate her for that, it's not like we've never seen Aang, Toph, Katara and especially Zuko have their outburst and being hot headed, and stubborn. Going back to Korra. Her compassion and willing to succeed led to change in the world, she the avatar that brought change to the world more than any of her past lives has done in a short amount of time stated by Tenzin. It makes sense since she originally from the water tribe, water avatar usually brings change to the world. My favorite quote from Korra " I realized even though we should learn from those who came before us, we must forge our own paths. Which goes well with what Kuruk has told Aang that he must shape his own destiny and destiny of the world. It also connects to what Yang Chen told Aang and Kyoshi that you can't always rely on your past lives for answers. You must rely on people around you. Due to the world constantly changing and only past lives have their own experiences of the world they lived in during their era as the avatar. Which leads to book three being about change and Korra leading that world in a new direction. It also was hinted in ATLA that Korra was going to be the last avatar of the first cycle and first of the new cycle. Due to the avatar statues at the air temple showing there only one spot left after Aang. I generally enjoyed this show and found Korra to be more relatable upon certain things. It's best to watch this show without anyone influence on the show, see it with your own eyes.