Christian Miller

This game is a lot of fun. I love these characters and this definitely did them justice. (no pun intended.) It's definitely targeted at kids and you see that in a lot of the dialogue. Some of it is kind of cheesy. Some people might be bummed you can only play as the trinity. I however didn't mind the way they did that. You can call on the other Justice League members as support. The gameplay is a ton of fun. All three of the playable characters have a solid variety of attacks and you switch between them quite often. I have a lot of fun with this one.

I would say this show is overall enjoyable. It definitely has some flaws but surpassed my expectations. It's better than many shows of it's kind. Such as The Boys or Gen V. My expectations for this show were pretty low. We've all seen the, "What if superheroes were not good?" scenario. We get it. It's been played out. This show does manage to take a somewhat unique perspective on it though. Stuff I liked Mark Grayson is Invincible and he's a fairly likeable character. He's a teenager who is just starting to inherit superpowers from his father, Omni Man. I really enjoyed seeing his desire to help people and save humanity. I also appreciate what the animators did with his character. The flying and fighting feels very shaky and inexperienced. That's hard to communicate in animation so that was cool to see. It has a stellar voice cast. Features the likes of JK Simmons, Stephen Yeung, Mark Hammill, and many other familiar names. They all do a really good job. I really enjoyed the overall mystery with these murders. It was very interesting and is pretty much what kept me watching, even with the flaws in the show. Things I didn't like The violence in the show at times felt excessive. I can appreciate being real, it gets to a point in this show where it just feels kind of numbing. You see guts and blood flying everywhere in almost every action scene. At first it's really shocking and did a good job at getting the point across, but eventually it loses it's value for me. There is some gay stuff. Hollywood is promoting woke politics in entertainment and this show attempts to make it seem normal.

I really dig this movie. Good action, good acting, good story. I really like the way the narrative of the Accountant is told. You're given little pieces of the puzzle as the story progresses. Ben Affleck nails it. Gavin O'Conner is such a good director.

The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is probably one of the best bad movies I've ever seen. As a horror flick, it's not particularly scary or even suspenseful and from a production standpoint, there's nothing particularly impressive about it. However, I found myself laughing almost the entire time. I don't know if that's what they wanted or not. It's not a good film but it is an entertaining one.

This movie is overall enjoyable. I found it more consistently entertaining than the first Suicide Squad, (which had a lot of good stuff but was kind of all over the place.) This movie however lacks depth when stacked up with Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy movies. The action scenes in this movie are really well done and visually pretty cool. I felt the team had more of a connection in this one than in the first film. I really liked Harley Quinn and Rick Flag. I feel like their characters were really interesting in this one. All the actors do fine. Some of the characters are more likeable than others. While John Cena and Idris Elba give good performances, I didn't find their characters to be particularly interesting. Nor was I particularly captivated by them. Also, I get that these are the bad guys and I love that director, James Gunn was given free reign to do whatever he wanted with this movie. However, the excessive violence in this movie at times felt self-indulgent to me. I never really felt that with the Zack Snyder movies. I thought the violence in those films made since for the story being told. SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was really surprised when they killed off Rick Flag. Also, I feel that they should have kept Peacemaker dead. I don't really feel a lot of interest in his show, personally.

This movie is honestly off the chain. Zack Snyder made a Justice League movie that is on the same scope and scale as Lord of the Rings. While I personally don't have a problem with the theatrical version, this one was truly incredible and has so many awesome and honestly chilling moments. I thoroughly enjoyed this film and I highly recommend it if you're a Justice League fan. Also, I'm really happy for the Snyder family. I'm glad Zack has a good deal with Netflix and that he got to make this 4-hour epic of a film. If nothing else, it's a win for artistic integrity.

I thought this movie was awesome. It's getting slammed by critics but you have to understand that while they are getting paid to analyze and criticize movies, people like me are paying money just to enjoy them. Overall this movie inspired me because of Snake Eyes' character arc. I really enjoyed seeing him grow as the movie progressed. I will say though there is quite a bit of shaky cam so if you get dizzy easily this might not be the movie for you. I really liked it though. I hope it does well enough in terms of box office for a sequel.

This movie was okay but not what the trailers hyped it up to be. It's really slow in the second act. It has a lot of redeeming qualities though.

Pretty good movie. It was a lot grittier than I thought it would be. Some of the action scenes are kind of ridiculous and some of the jokes feel out of place for what they were going for but other than that, it's pretty solid.

This movie was ahead of its time. I think people hated it because it's not your typical comic book movie. Zack actually takes a detailed look at the morality of these characters as well as media manipulation in our time. If you didn't like this movie when it came out, give it a rewatch like I did. It's actually amazing. The theatrical version isn't bad but the Ultimate Edition is off the chain.