Samyra y2k

This movie was incredible. If you enjoy odd eccentric awkward humor, this is the move for you. It’s absolutley hilarious. The Eastern European accent combined with the charming weirdness of Tommy. Oh my god I died laughing. Not only that but it’s so heartfelt and feel good. It makes your heart burst. It’s a story about friendship and sacrifice and hardwork. The ending sold me. God I love this movie. James Franco is a visionary for this. He brought light to Tommy’s story. And Tommy Wiseau is a visionary at life in general. It’s Tommy’s world and we’re all just living in it.

I never write reviews but this show review worthy. This has an amazing story. Like you literally can’t stop watching. I binged it all on Netflix. It isnt like any other plot I’ve ever heard of before. It’s so unique and full of adventure. And there’s great comic relief... it almost reminds me of Sokka from ATLA Whoever wrote this is a genius. I didn’t give this a 5 because I save 5 stars for shows which have a lot of character development, like Avatar: the last airbender and Adventure time. If this series had more mature themes and delved into character development it could’ve been one of the great cartoons. And better graphics ofcourse. The 2D animations SUCKS😑 but the story line makes up for it

One of the worst things TV writers can do is make an unpleasant protagonist that the watchers cannot be drawn to. Korra is an incompetent, indecisive, unrestrained, stupid brat. And shows hardly any signs of growth. All the growth that occurs is superficial and situational, no real attitude/spiritual/moral change happens. That was my biggest issue with this show. Aang had his own issues that he had to deal with, but overall he was a likeable, morally just, restrained, strong protagonist. I’m not saying Korra should’ve been exactly like this but you can’t just make an annoying brat who can’t stay away from fights as a main protagonist. U just can’t smh. Even zuko is a better protagonist than that. Also LOK follows the horrible plot that every TV show seems to follow these days. The plot where the protagonist seems to dig themselves an issue and the next couple of episodes is spent fixing it. OVER AND OVER AGAIN. It’s just so unenjoyable and redundant. ATLA was different because aang was never digging himself into problems that they had to fix over and over. There were issues they faced but as a contribution to the overal conflict. And each issue helped tremendously aided the moral & character development of someone. I like LOK’s 1900s transatlantic industrial city style. If the writers knew how to write they could’ve really made that concept amazing

Ok so this was one of the best movies ever. I don’t like musicals at all but the songs were telling a story and the beat of the music was so interesting. The beginning of this movie was absolute art. Amazing Now let’s get on to the ending. The ending was extremely rushed and bad. It made no sense and there were random events thrown together. It wasn’t coesive. It didn’t leave me wanting more. It wasn’t thought provoking and emotionally enticing. And I’m not saying I wanted a perfect fairy tale ending. I’m saying I wanted a cohesive, thought provoking ending that feelt complete and satisfying. But I don’t think the ending should stop you from seeing those movie because seeing the first half is so worth it.