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This movie, in my opinion, is worth 5 stars. The action, the inclusivity, the risks and the sacrifice are all felt. The first thing I like about this movie is that it shows what Darkseid is capable of doing. His power, his cruelty, his anticipation are all captured in this movie. Second thing I like is the overestimation that superman has in the beginning: the fact that he was so confident and committed to the idea that the league could just come up with a quick plan to take down Darkseid and execute it without recalling that Darkseid managed to capture him in Justice League: War and almost succeeded in transforming him. Third thing I like is the battle between Trigon and Darkseid. Even how it started with Trigon saying: "so you are one of the so called New Gods, I am unimpressed". There's more things (WAY WAY WAY more) I like but if I mention them all, I'd spoil the entire movie. All in all, it's a full circle movie that serves as a fitting conclusion to the DCAM and I cannot wait to see what DC has in store for us next

This was a very good movie in my opinion. I do take some issue with if however: 1. This movie is a successor to The Flashpoint Paradox - at the end of that movie, Flash is shown talking to Batman but in this one, he is shown to be meeting him for the first time ( aka continuity error). 2. The fact that almost every single member of the league initial reaction is hostility towards each other. Like I get you don't know the people but still, atleast give them a chance. 3. The fight scene with the parademons at times feel incredibly long. Aside from those, the movie was really enjoyable. Favorite scenes were Batman and Lantern's interactions, the way they clash with each other is really entertaining.

It's a story I have heard all my life, yet this movie is my second favorite retelling (second only to Mel Gibson's 2004 Passion of Christ) of that story. Risen, in my eyes is an interesting movie because, it's told not from Jesus' view, not from Simon Peter's, not from Jesus' mother: Mary's, not from any one who was a follower or friend of Jesus, not from someone who he had healed, but from a Yahweh non-believing Roman Tribune. That' right, the main character in this movie is a Roman Tribune who was tasked to investigate the disappearance of Jesus' body. He follows every lead he can , disperse any claims of Jesus' resurrection with logical explanations but, he eventually comes face to face with Jesus himself. The premise of the movie is a refreshing take on the story of Christ's resurrection. Only problem I had with the movie is that it felt a bit too light. what I mean by this, is that the story, acting and visuals were very good, but the story itself felt light, almost summarized, like I felt like it could have been stretched out more.

Bumblebee is what the entire transformers franchise could have been if Michael Bay was: 1.serious 2.not directing it. The first thing I like about this movie is the opening scene. I like this scene because it gave me what I always wanted: a live action version of the war on Cybertron. I promise that had the movie focused more on that, I would have loved it even more. Second things second, fight scenes. these scene were very good compared to the Bayverse scenes. I could really tell who's fighting who. Third things third: Bumblebee. Bumblebee always that charisma and playful side to him the both the Bayverse and this verse. I always loved that about him. Forth: story. The story was a good story: Bee sent to earth to protect it until Prime arrives and he did well (with a little help). Fifth: John Cena. His acting and comedy in this movie were great and hilarious. Six: no Michael Bay qualities such as: 6.1) over forced comedy 6.2) over used explosions 6.3) bad scripting 6.4) this one deserves some explanation: E.C.T(exact character type). this is where a character is exactly who they are suppose to be portrayed as without any other depth to them. example: Megan Fox is the hot love interest and that's all she is, she has no other qualities to her. Sam is the protagonist who is special but doesn't believe it. That's all he is, he has no other qualities to him. All in all, this was a good movie

As I watched this movie, I wondered how and why I had downloaded it. this movie to me, felt like I was just watching random scenes woven into a movie. Everything just felt so forced to me, the acting, the story, the characters' relationships to each other. Even the main villains, I understood their plans but at the same time, I didn't understand the plans at all. I think the most frustrating part of this movie was the part where the bad guys were defeated. Like it just didn't make sense. All in all, I really didn't find ANYTHING interesting about it. I don't even feel like giving this movie a star cause in m eyes, it doesn't even deserve one but unfortunately, Google says I have to give at least one star.

When I watched Wild child, there was one question that kept popping up in the back of my mind one way or another: "where have I seen this movie before?" The reason for this is because, It felt like I was watching a movie that was just a combination of other movies that in my opinion, were/are WAYYYY better that this movie. There were a few scenes that I liked, but ultimately, the movie just didn't breach through to me.

Now, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't eating this movie up, because I did. the premise of the movie is a good one : the reasons behind school-shootings (or at least some of the reasons). As the movie progressed, I couldn't help but feel sorry for Herman. Regardless of what his actions were, part of me just couldn't help but to take pity on him because ultimately, he was partly pushed into making those choices. Now, onto the interviewer. I didn't say his name because I can't even remember it. I found his part and backstory in the movie completely unneeded. like in my view, if you take him out and replace him with another interviewer, I'd say it doesn't really change the narrative one bit. Another aspect I wish they'd have given more scenes to were Herman's reactions to his peers and surrounding, as well as him growing up. Wish they had given more of those because the ones in the movies were very interesting. All in all really great movie, the acting on most parts was good. Good story and quite an ending to Herman's life/story.

After re-watching Revenge of the Fallen, I have to say it's not as bad as thought but not good either. As far as acting and dialogue goes, some scenes, such as Sam's room-mate tasing himself or when he is screaming for God to let him live are quite funny and enjoyable to watch (in terms of actual comedy, Ramón Rodríguez was the right actor to hire for this film, I'll congratulate them heavily on that choice) ,other scenes such as Sam's parents (any, and I mean ANY scene) are insufferable to go through. Sam's relationship, I personally didn't feel it, I'm not sure if it was because of the acting or their personalities in general, but it just felt forced. the action scenes are very enjoyable, a lot criticize the fight scenes due to them not being able to tell who is fighting who, but it's actually clear who is the bad guy and who is the good guy in those moments. One of the things I disliked in this movie was The Fallen and the Matrix of leadership, I feel like both came out of nowhere as well as the two twin autobots, not only are they racist portrayal, but are simply annoying. the biggest let down was Sam's death, the reason being is that Sam should have been dead SOOOO many times in the movies, like seriously, he shouldn't have made it, unscratched mind you, as far as he did in the film. Optimus Prime was far more violent in this movie and I like it, because it showed that although he is wise and caring, he also knows that there are times where if he doesn't use violence, it will end worse than how it started. All in all, I'd say 4.5 to 5/10

As far as acting goes, some scenes were good while others could have been better. One of the aspects that stands out in this movie, is that the villain is introduced early on in a physical sense. Majority of horror movies would only give you a glimpse of the villain throughout the movie and usually through jump scares, but this movie from early on allows you to actually see the witch Mary early on and still have time for jump scares hear and there. In terms of the plot, well: random protagonist has encounter with the supernatural and may be chose by God to defeat this supernatural threat due to this film being a partly religious horror film. It's a plot we're used to at this point. The film has some universal religion horror movies scenarios used in it such as the fact that no-one living in the town bothers to do research about the history of the town or the 'sacred shrine' at the church, the protagonist who is down on their luck and trying to redeem themselves, the priest who truly believes and the priest who doesn't really believe etc.. I see there are lot of reviews that tarnish the way the "Virgin" Mary is portrayed in the movie, now I'm not sure if it's because the reviewers didn't understand what was happening in the movie or they stopped watching it before the scenes explaining Mary came, but the Mary in the movie is not the Virgin Mary, it is a witch who has the same first name and is posing as the Virgin Mary. All in all, the movie is enjoyable for some and not for others, it all depends on what you're looking for in it. Final rating (in my opinion): 4.5-(maybe)5 / 10