Unshaken Productions

We get it, Republicans Bad. You're beating a dead horse at this point and you haven't been funny for the last 2 years. Please, just do less political stuff and stop trying to shove your politics down our throats. For Shame, SNL.

Great animation, lovely voice cast, relevant message. The songs aren't as good as they were in the previous installment, and there's a ton of lore discarded and plot holes. If you've never seen Friendship is Magic, you'll like this movie.

I'll say it: I love this film as much as, if not more than The Lion King, which came out around the same time. This film is extremely underrated and just good, wholesome fun.

Delightfully devilish characters, colorful settings, and lots of language. If you don't like language, this can be a bit off-putting, but the story and music are top-notch.

This is a really fun movie. Like Chris Stuckmann said in his latest review of the film, most movies nowadays are so cynical and dark, but not Bill and Ted. After 30 years, this new addition to the franchise still remains true to the spirit of Bill and Ted, reminding people to "Be Excellent to Each Other", which is a message we need to hear now more than ever in the age of the Corona. The film ended a bit too soon, the ending was very abrupt, but this is overshadowed by the sheer hilarity and fun of the rest of the film. 4/5, Most Excellent, Dude!

A cute, feel-good film, similar to the films you'd see on Disney Channel in the early 2000's. Characters' names are forgettable, but the usual Disney charm shines through and leaves you with a few tears. Is it as good as High School Musical or Camp Rock? I'd say it's honestly a bit more enjoyable to me.

The film, though it could have been written better, is a nice delve back into the Psych franchise. Considering Timothy Omundunson's absence from the first film, it's nice to see him with a slightly larger role. Overall, if you have seen Psych before, this is a good film. However, I do not recommend this film to newcomers.