Hinata Hyuga

A new Matrix movie had so much potential. There was still room to show what caused the Matrix in first place. The story of AI on the rise, rebel, despise civilization. Or the story of how the humans started going underground, how they started skipping the pods. Or the story of how people like Morpheus started their leadership. Or how the Oracle came up with an idea of the whole Matrix, created agent Smith, or made the prodigy of "the One". Or even if the writers, director wanted to push the liberal themes, they could have showed a stand alone story of Trinity's life and development like Mandalorian of Star wars. But nope! They decided to stretch the part that shouldn't even have been touched in the first place. And pushed a forced love story that actually ruined the chemistry between Neo and Trinity as we remembered them. This movie is a disaster. As a die hard fan of Matrix franchaise, I am blocking this movie out of my memory and pretending that it never existed as a part of the franchise.

I just found the masterpiece of all movies. Not that there aren't great movies, but this one had a high potential to mess up. Being a DC fan, I missed the dark philosophies of DC comics in their movies. Looking at the Joker trailer, I got a little excited. But I was sure that the movie had teased on a very complicated character and that there will be some screw ups. I can only imagine the conversation that went through while convincing the other producers to invest in this movie. Ninety nine percent of the screen shows Aurther (The Joker). Usually these type of monotonous screens burn out the audiences. The joker that we knew while reading DC comics was not motivated by any materialistic greed behind his crimes. The back story to such complicated and dark villain is usually an easy screw up. In this era of entertainment, where the audiences are overwhelmed by heroes and villains cracking jokes even during extreme fights; mainly by Marvel's standard, coming up with such dark, one man and monotonous screens needs some serious balls. I am absolutely awestruck by how this movie justified the most famous villains of the history of entertainment. But this is what DC should be about. I highly think that DC should stick to their dark and complicated genre rather than trying to compete with Marvel. This is who Joker is. This is what makes us a DC fan.

I might be the only one or at least few people to say this. I am a big fan of Shounen animes. Great Shounen animes are usually deep, complicated, philosophically thought provocative, and supported by many back stories making it a masterpiece. But HxH is not one of those.It is only overrated due to simple factors such as music, anime style, and how it looks on the surface. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy this show; it's entertaining; just not a brilliant piece. I can write a whole blog but let me just point out some basic reasons in here. Everyone is only about Gon. I understand that he is the protagonist, but it is monotonously about him. Even strangers and people who doesn't know how he looks like are worried about him. There are people dying in vein in every episodes, even some of the characters that has ability to make connections with audiences even if they appeared for few minutes, die in useless manners but they don't even get mentioned because every plot revolves around Gon. Random people praises him for little reasons everywhere, in EVERY EPISODES, whereas others usually get comparatively less praises regardless of the greater tasks or jobs they do. The writer has a small circle of perception where Gon is in the center. The con is that it feels like he is trying to make it look complicated, sophisticated, and deep but his obsession of Gon for no credible reason makes this writing too cheesey and lame for the most part. Killua is a great character and the way he is designed, he has a great potential to be a better written. But like the main weakness of the writer, even he couldn't develop Killua to any point beyond being Gon's shadow. It only feels like Killua is in a toxic relationship in this world. Most of the awesome mangas are like a spider wave of plots and characters. They somehow connect all of these wave strings into a beautiful symphony making each and every characters significant. The mangaka of HxH fails to do that. It feels like he is too obsessed with Gon that he spends too much of his art focusing on Gon's surrounding. And lastly, the weakness of this anime is also that any good writer can continue writing episodes of HxH if the original writer decides to quit. This is a big deal because it proves how the story is not a masterpiece or a perfect spider wave as others can take from where he stops. I can only hope that people got what am saying!

"John Wick", the man that never gets exhausted, hungry, dehydrated, caught or killed after fighting with hundreds of the best assassins, an entire syndicate after him, military level fighters, ninja warriors, guns, swords in the middle of a busy city where sun never shines!!! I am sure the positive ratings and reviews for this movie are rigged; because according to this movie, even if the whole Marvel and DC heroes combine, will not kill "The John Wick".