Daxota Weeb (Dax)

I am continuously impressed by the fact that SRK is almost 60, and just starred in 3 films this year, and also appeared for an action sequence in a 4th, and each film better than the last. I did not expect this film to beat Jawan, but exceed my expectations it did. I was sobbing so hard during the final act, harder than I've sobbed for any film this year, and for that reason alone, I regard this on the same level of Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse as the best films of the year. All 3 films of SRK this year focuses on 3 different political issues faced by the Indians, and this one focuses on the Dunki, which is basically immigrating illegally, its after effects and the whole journey of Dunkers in the most heart touching way possible. It makes us care about the characters so much to the point where they start feeling like our best friends, as we cry in their despair and smile in their joys. This film does the opposite of what MCU films do; where they turn emotional moments into comedy, but this film turns comedic moments into emotional ones, and it worked perfectly for me. The performances delivered by the actors were also phenomenal, to say the least, and the music and score definitely elevated the enjoyment to another level, and the cinematography was also amazing. I highly recommend taking a box of tissue paper or a hoodie if you decide to go watch it, because trust me, YOU'RE GONNA NEED IT.

The Flash was best during Seasons 1 to 3. After that, maybe season 6 part one was kinda decent, but the rest is just trash. I really love The Flash as a character, but this show is currently ruining it for me. Season 7 was the worst. They ruined Godspeed, Impulse, the Forces storyline, and basically everything else. I don't mind the CGI, I understand the budget, but the writing is very bad, at least in my opinion.

This isn't a perfect movie, but it did gave us the Justice League we were supposed to see back in 2017 and didn't. It was clearly better than the Whedon cut, and offers alot of story to Cyborg, and DARKSEID. The Flash had his spotlight here, Batman is more useful, Superman looks better, Aquaman had more set up to his movie. Wonder Woman didn't really work well, she murdered a single man using her gauntlets, and she doesn't wanna use it on Superman? She straight up killed like 5 people infront of a bunch of children and that girl wants to be like her? Batman saying "He's never fought us, not us united" feels cringe. He's clearly fought them in that tunnel and they were almost killed by some water, if it wasn't for Aquaman.

First of all, I am not the biggest fan of the cabin in the woods setting. Although I do like the Evil Dead movies, I never really find myself loving them, and the setting is one reason for that. So that completely goes out the window because this movie has an entirely different and unique setting of a high-rise apartment building, and it worked perfectly well. The characters are also really interesting to watch because they're all one family this time, and it really makes you feel bad whenever someone gets possessed, knowing the other family member will have to kill them. The performances were all perfect, especially the two main characters, played by Alyssa Sutherland and Lily Sullivan; they were phenomenal. This is fighting with the first Evil Dead as my favorite Evil Dead movie; yes, I do like them both more than Evil Dead 2, which I am aware is an unpopular opinion. Overall, it was a very good gorefest of a movie, not for the feint of heart, and I recommend any horror fan check it out.

I might be biased, but it has one of the best tv pilots I've ever seen. Despite being so different from the comics, it welcomes new fans to the character, while also servicing comic book fans. The music used at the final scene in episode 1 couldn't have been a better theme to introduce the titular alter ego, and not to mention the brilliant art in the end credits. With the brilliant cinematography and phenomenal acting from Oscar Isaac, this is potentially the best MCU Disney+ shows.