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Visionary director Steven Spielberg's first feature-length movie is a gripping story of fear and paranoia of the unknown with a simple plot and superb acting by Dennis Weaver which makes for a rare gem especially for something that was originally a low-budget TV movie.

I love this show because of how weird and wonderful each character is in their own individual way and the great storylines and writing that come season-after-season. I'll miss it when it finishes next year!

Ok so you may be thinking: "How can a remake be as good as the original?", well The Office manages to be as good if not better than the UK version. My reasons: 1. It is unique in it's own way and 2. The characters are oddly likeable and memorable, examples include Steve Carell's portrayal of Michael and the superb Rainn Wilson as farmer and salesman Dwight Schrute. These notes are why The Office U.S will be a staple on television and streaming for a long time yet.

Ever since I was a 5 or 6 year old (estimately), I've watched this show meaning I kind of grew up on it and is one of the few shows from my pre-teens I still watch and even though it has run on a "bit" too long in my opinion and with it losing a bit of comedic quality also, it is still a very fun watch and possibly a sin not to give it a high rating.

This is one of "the" first animated shows along with others like King of the Hill and South Park that broke boundaries for depicting controversial and topical issues in society and while it may cause slightly more friction now in society of the late 2010s in comparison to the early 2000's and since the show itself has had a slight drop in comedic quality, it still holds up as a great comedy series that is remembered for it's groundbreaking structure and comedic style.

What I loved about Toy Story 4 was that it was a film for the 90s and 00s kids who've been watching the Toy Story series since the first film and saying that, it was a fitting conclusion to an genre-defining movie series marking the end of era.

The Disaster Artist is a fresh and humorous take on the making of the "greatest bad movie" but also carry a motivational and highly inspiring message to chase your dreams.

This is probably one of the best cartoons of the 2000s-2010s if not the best. Enjoyed it very much throughout my childhood. Excellent series.