David Wu

If you didn't watch Whedon's Justice League and don't compare it to that version, as a stand alone movie itself (and not a recut), it's pretty good. There are some Snyder like things that I didn't like, but over all, it was an enjoyable movie with some solid plot, great fight scenes and visuals, and the characters feel more whole. And if you are going to compare it to Whedon's Justice League, its like the difference between heaven and earth. It's just that much better in every way. It's not a master piece, but it is a pretty good super hero movie (or a saga at 4 hours long) and ranks at least in the top 10 super hero movies.

Aside from Mortal Kombat (Detective Pikachu doesn't count, its a spin off), Silent Hill 1 is probably the only other good video game movie ever made. Ever. Why? Because it tries to stick as close to the source material as possible, while trying to maintain the look and feel of the video game as well. I think they did a pretty good job (for people not trying to do a shot for shot remake of the game into a movie). So judging it by being a video game movie, its basically as good as it gets (as of 2020). As a movie itself, there are plenty of plot holes (because you can't translate a 20 hour game into a 2 hour movie), some characters serve no purpose, but other than that, its fine. Great sfx, decent acting, over all decent writing. As a horror film, it isn't bad either. Give it a try.

The show is like a train. It starts up slowing and then slowly accelerates until it hits breakneck speeds and crashes past all mediocrity. The first season was only a teaser of the series. It sets up all the characters, the background, the intrigue. The second season gives you all the plot, and tells you what really happens. The third and final season is the best of all. It brings everything in the previous two seasons to its final conclusion as the train flies off the rails. It is a really good sci-fi time travel series. And I mean really good. It is probably one of the best sci-fi time travel series I have ever seen, and one of the top sci-fi series of all time. Its a good classic series, that I think can probably last the ages, as all the things, the plots, even the style, is not "dated", (cause well, time travel). Acting: Superb. Plot: Superb. World Building: Beyond Superb. Character development: Epic. Sci-fi: Beyond good and evil.

Probably like some others, I think this is the best movie in the Harry Potter-verse. Everything about this movie is great, from the Main character to his interaction with all the other characters, to the plot and eventual resolution to this movie. Many, many people hate on the main character for well, not being the typical main character. Well, that is the charm and ultimate greatness of this movie. If he were played like any other "badass man", then it would have changed the entire meaning of this movie, which was mostly a heartfelt movie about an awkward wizard and his friends trying to save magical creatures. You don't need a stereotypical hero. A empathetic soft and awkward MC (with no real hero status) is probably the best type of person that brings this type of movie together. It's a different kind of main character. Different but all the more endearing and memorable. And that's what makes this the best movie in the franchise, because the more empathetic the main character is, the more invested in the characters and the plot the audience becomes. Especially in the conclusion of the plot. It portrays a different kind of "Hero" in a different kind of "Hero" story.