Jayden Altman

So, I watched Aquaman: Lost Kingdom. And it's a shame that this is the last film of a universe, that was how everyone describes, a climactic mess. So, Lost Kingdom is what I like to call an average ok movie. Not as good as the first, but it was decent. Here are the things I liked about the film: Performances were great (Especially with Jason, Patrick, and Abdul-Mateen), Aquaman's and Orm's banter were amazing, humor and visual was decent, and action was great as well. They were a few redeeming qualities of this film. But what I hated about the film: Well, the scenes with Amber TURD made me have to hold in my rage so bad. Not to mention she BARELY served any role in the film. Why couldn't they just kill her off and be on their way? Like seriously, no one cares about Mera in this movie. Especially with TURD portraying her. While I did like several visuals, there were other visuals that were... well, better than Flash's CGI and visuals, but still... bad. And the ending was just... anti-climactic. I didn't feel anything about it. I just felt... empty about it. Overall, it wasn't a bad movie... but it wasn't much of a great movie. And it's a shame too. The SnyderVerse had so many potential. But sadly, all that potential came to a waste.

Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train is one of the best anime films of all-time period. This movie absolutely deserves the praise its getting. I have a lot of list to explain why this is one of the best films of all-time. Spoilers for those who haven't watched it yet. The Story: the story stays perfectly faithful to the manga version. While in the manga, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke went to the train to find Rengoku to ask about Tanjiro's ability, the movie version changes as a mission for the four to aid him in hunting down the demon attacking the train. However, most of the moments in this movie are incredibly faithful to the manga, showing how well the writers were perfectly staying faithful to the manga. The Visuals: As expected from many studios, the animation gives us stunning visuals, with the train's design, the battles, and even the design of (SPOILER) Enmu's train fusing body. the animation must have taken days, so the designers hard works pays off as we blessed with beautiful animation. The battles in particular, are praise-worthy, as we see the characters' fighting styles once more, and the animation we are gifted to see. The Characters and voice acting: Like last time, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke becomes more likeable than ever from their funny moments to their epic battles, it's really nice to see them again. both the Japanese and English voice actors still do a splendid job with their roles. the villains, Enmu and (SPOILER) Akaza, are also incredible great villains as they give our heroes a major struggle. Their Japanese and English voice acting are also done well. However, beside Tanjiro, we have to give the critical acclaim praise towards one of the greatest supporting characters, Kyojuro Rengoku, the Flame Hashira. In the tv series, we see Rengoku and what type of a man he is. The movie even gives us a much more clearer type of person Rengoku truly is. He's incredibly kind, heroic, noble, and honorable as he fights to protect mankind and always smiles. His voice actors, both the Japanese and English done a perfect job of Rengoku. The Music Score: The music is just... wow. Incredibly beautiful. The action-music, the heart-warming/tearjerker-music, just any type of music this movie throw at you will give you such emotions. Homura by LISA is an Oscar-worthy song to listen to. But if you do listen, and somewhat understand what she's singing about, prepare for tears. And now... the BIG ONE. BIG SPOILER ALERT! Read at your own risk. Tanjiro and Rengoku: These two are the biggest main characters of this movie in my opinion. And for good reasons. We see that Tanjiro wishes to learn about his ability, Hinokami Kagura Dance and Rengoku, who sees great interest in him, offers to become his mentor. Tanjiro and Rengoku are almost similar in a way, as they both have siblings who they deeply love and are both honorable and heroic warriors, who wish to end Muzan and bring peace to mankind. And just as we thought, that after Tanjiro and Inosuke finally defeat and killed Enmu, the heroes earn their victory, the Upper Moon 3, Akaza arrives and tries to recruit Rengoku while Akaza tries to kill Tanjiro and the 200 passengers, including Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke. And after a fierce fight, Rengoku ultimately loses his life, but not before encouraging Tanjiro to lift his heart ablaze and giving out one last smile on his face. This greatly affects Tanjiro, as he's deeply sadden by his death. It show how much influence Rengoku had on Tanjiro. Overall, this is one of the greatest films ever to be seen and I hope you all enjoy it! LIFT YOUR HEART ABLAZE! 🔥🔥🔥

Wakanda Forever, the 2nd sequel to Black Panther, has done, as I expected, great justice to the 1st film, serves as a worthy conclusion to Phase 4, and a fitting tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman. Wakanda Forever is without a doubt a highly amazing and soul-crushing film that deals with the realistic grief of loss, the conflict between nations, and the major effects upon the characters. The characters, old and new, are engaging as always. Shuri's cheerfulness is tone to a grief-stricken princess, who struggles with loss, Okoye, Nakia, and M'Baku, badass warriors as usual, but just like the rest, still suffers heartbreak from the loss of their beloved king, and Queen Ramonda, who accepts the loss of her son, but still suffers from grief from his death, serves as a great leader for a country that's tore apart from the loss of their king. Namor is truly, one of the greatest "villains" yet, as he's ruthless and terrifying, but he's also a noble king who's trying to help his people whatever means necessarily. I like how they also changed his and his people's nationally to Talokanil, which was inspired by the Aztec mythlogy, Tialocan, giving them a unique way of underwater kingdom's culture. Riri Williams is a welcoming addition as she gives out good humor and her armors are also fun-looking as well. The designs of the characters and places are still stunning as always, Wakanda is beautiful as always, the kingdom of Talokan is an amazing and beautiful place to look at. The music score is fantastic to listen, and the battles are epic as hell. They also paid great tribute to Chadwick as their acting is rather portrayed with realism, as if they are still struggling with the loss of their beloved friend. Overall, this film is a must watch. You will enjoy it as much as I did. I did shed a few tears, especially with the loss of T'Challa, but I managed to push through to enjoy this film in honor for Chadwick. Please go and enjoy this film. Wakanda Forever, Chadwick Wakanda Forever!

So today, I saw the Black Adam. And I gotta say, it's a very good film. It's not the BEST DC film, but hey, it was very fun and enjoyable. There are many reasons why I enjoyed the film. The Characters: Dwayne Johnson as Black Adam was definitely a fun character to witness. The same goes for both Aldis Hodge and Pierce Brosnan as Hawkman and Doctor Fate respectively. These three, for me, are the ones who steal the show. The others such as Atom Smasher and Cyclone were under-developed in my case, but they were still enjoyable. The villain I didn't like mainly because he felt too plain, compared to other DC villains, even more so than the likes of the Enchantress. he felt too generic since we didn't learn much of his motives. The Effects and Designs were absolutely beautiful to witness, especially with Adam's suit and lighting, Hawkman's sick armor, Doctor Fate's helmet and magical abilities, and Cyclone's beautiful tornado powers. And the music-score was also badass, especially Black Adam and the JS, you should listen to them. Unfortunately, the one thing that killed me was the story. The story felt too fast and too under-developed. This is somewhat similar to Godzilla vs Kong, but even that movie felt much more normal than this. It seemed that this movie was all more about action than story. Then again, I can't say it was too bad, since the action scenes were badass and awesome, but ultimately I wished we got a proper story for Black Adam. That being said, this is one film you can definitely enjoy. For me, Johnson, Hodge, and Brosnan, the music score, and the effects and design are what drew me in to this film. If I can enjoy this, you can too.

This movie was one of the best MCU films yet. Honestly, I love this film with all my heart. It was exciting and intense at the same time. I have many reasons why this film was well-done. SPOILER ALERTS for those who haven't seen the film. YOU BEEN WARNED. - The Story: The story, while somewhat confusing, is very exciting and heart-wrenching at the same time. We learn that even though Strange did somewhat fix the Multiverse problem (At the cost of erasing Peter Parker from everyone's memories), the threat still remains at the Multiverse as America Chavez is being chased down by demons, due to having the power to move through different universes. These attacks are caused by none other than WANDA MAXIMOFF, as she is finally corrupted by the influence of the Darkhold. The story gives us each a P.O.V for both Strange and Wanda, as they each have personal issues of their own, with Strange resolving to solve them, while Wanda is too corrupted to point of becoming a villain. It's an exciting but also scary story, especially with Wanda around. - Characters: The characters were each perfectly portrayed by amazing talented actors. Benedict, Olsen, Wong, Ejiofor, & McAdams are still perfect as their characters, Gomez is a welcoming addition, and it was great to see several old and new additions to the movie, such as John Krasinski as Mr. Fantastic and Patrick Stewart as Prof. X. - The Music: Danny Elfman's score is perfect for this movie. When he and Sami work together, they are bound to create a fitting music for a epic mystic superhero movie. -Visual Effects: Just like the 1st, the visual effects are amazing well-crafted and beautiful to see. Especially when it comes to the Multiverse. All of all, this movie is one of the best movies to see. I highly recommended to give this movie a chance to see!

This. movie. is... AWESOME! Everything about this movie is what I love about the Jujutsu Kaisen series. The animation is stunning as always, the story-telling of Yuta and Rika is creative, beautiful, and deeply tragic, and we even see the return of our our fan-favorite characters, such as Gojo, Maki, Toge, Panda, and Geto. I also loves how it explains why Yuta is well-acknowledge by every other jujutsu sorcerers, including Gojo, while making him somewhat similar to Itadori, such as their kind personality and their strength and skills. Wish the movie and manga was a bit longer though, because I wanna keep enjoying the experience I have with Yuta. That being said, this movie is one hell of an nightmarish adventure. And I also can't wait to see Yuta once more in the T.V series. MAPPA really deserves the praise it recieves.

Persona 4: The Animation. Honestly, one of the best anime adaptations ever. And I have many reasons why I honestly love this. The Source Material: This is one thing Everyone can agree on. The anime stays perfectly faithful to the original adaptation and made sure to keep everything we love about the original. From the characters, the story, the establishing moments, and the action, the anime adaptation proves that it was completely loyal to the game version. The Addition new Scenes: the anime gives us some new moments that are incredibly funny, heartwarming, and/or tear-jerking. And they perfectly fit well. The one in particular, is the famous/infamous Snow Scene. Where after Yu decides to spare Namatame for supposedly murdering Nanako, he asks Yosuke if he made the right call and cries for failing to save Nanako. Yosuke gives his friend a shoulder to cried on. The visuals: The visuals are greatly amazing, especially the battle scenes, as we are given beautiful animation and even the personas and shadows look beautifully well-done. The Music Score: Just like the game, the music score is well-written. It even helps that some of the songs from the original game returns, showing just how incredibly faithful this anime truly is. Overall, this is the best anime adaption you'll ever see. i highly suggest giving this a try!

As Angry Joe once stated "GREED OVER GAMEPLAY!" Dead or Alive 6 is one of the most worst games I have ever played. EVER! it's more bad than Dead or Alive 5! The gameplay sucks, the graphics sucks, the story REALLY SUCKS! Like I'm a huge fan of DOA Franchise, but after what they did to this game, Im losing my faith in this disaster! Also, the DLC shows how much greed is in the developers.The fact that everyone giving this a 5 or higher is really laughable, as they clearly didn't play the game enough to know that this is the worst game EVER! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS!

Here's my honest review: I do greatly enjoy the series, it's fun, the action is amazing, the voice acting is great (Particularly Justin's, Christian's, Davis's, and Haag's), and the music is awesome to listen. But there is some flaws with it. First off, i would've liked it better if the story followed more dramatic and emotional moments, such as Dante battling someone who's like his brother, Vergil or like him, but darker. All it shows is the action, which isn't a bad thing, but it could've use more storytelling. But like i said, the anime series is a pleasure to watch and if your just in it for the action, then the anime is just for you.

I am a huge time fan of MARVEL and this was one of my favorite MARVEL characters. SO, I honestly said "This film is going to be fun and exciting." Was it? HELL YEAH. Larson's, Jackson's, Mendelsohn's, & Law's performances were well done, the actions were fun, the humor was great and the story was awesome. This is my one of my favorite MARVEL films.