Troy

As a fan I thought it was a great and refreshing film. Although there were some old ideas and an older cast - What else would you rather be watching. No real good films have been groundbreaking in the cinema in my opinion for a while apart from perhaps the John Which films action films are scarce unless the target audience is directed towards younger people generally. It's a film that adults can like and younger people with imagination can be entertained by without selling you the latest Jordans.

Looks interesting. From initial subjecting to what appears to be an all "white" cast and the introduction of a shock value effort of of an instructor who is again in binary terms "black" sleeping with the mother of a neglected daughter who proceeds after the flashbacked scene to denounce her hate for her mother grown from some form of despise to what she doesn't understand? Oh wait now Daniel Radcliffe is sleeping with somebody. Like I say it looks interesting. In concept and creativity while also being as arrogantly bland as this writing perhaps.

A portrayal of a hopeless situation involving. *Spoilers ahead* A person with racist intentions and the protagonist Joey Bada** who also casually uses the phrase of 'slave' using the word which is understood in popular culture to identify with a grouping of people who share only visual similarities. After listening through what could only be considered an intelligent individuals projection of what might be understood and taken from a feud 'not forgetting to bring along attitude'. The short film I think provokes many feeling and possibly in my opinion fell short of what could have been more enjoyable. I do like Joey Bada** through the art and media I've seen him in and I don't intend to turn this review into a critical piece but a review of a long told story with its own positive twists.

An intriguing series. There are some interesting characters and some not so interesting characters in my opinion. The most interesting not really being on the front line of acting and scenes so to speak, however they do 'bloom' and grow through the series progression. As far as plot. My interest flickers. 'Oh wait it's that girl from Sabrina who I thought was cool. Oh the main character, hi nice relationship. Possibly a bit bland but in a very romantic kind of way' Although I am only on the 5th episode I'm really enjoying it I felt an almost Artemis Fowl kind of sub world feeling from the series as well as the magic which might be more absent in other 'magic shows' on Netflix - Not a negative. In regards to fantasy fiction. I think it is well written. The actors all really stand out as I have mentioned, the sceneries are great and capturing. The clothing and props sometimes I felt fell into the category of some kind of show which is not fantasy at all and loses it's 'Harry Potter' sense but in aspects add it's own diversity and now introduce set male or female character bearing a sheathed sword.

I have been a fan of the IP Man films for a short while. I've never had the chance to sit down properly and watch one thoroughly. As this film is now available on Netflix I was happy to be able watch take the time to watch more than the fights scenes in this sequel. One plot downer in this film I found was the racial communication. I understand the film is set as an historical piece, however as I understand it to be a fairly recent release which was 2019 and only one year ago. The racist references, dividee and internal segregation represented in this film didn't really sit at balance with me over choosing a side to root for within the fight scenes. All the while resuming ti appreciate martial art in film and the inquisition I have noticed that these films regularly ignite and feed me

A bit pretentious in braggadocios arrogance and borderline offensive in it's fictional portrayal of death

I thought it this series was a great fantasy adventure program. It is a story I may have heard before but this adaptation of the plot in the series is surly unique. What I also enjoyed about this series was the diversity in protagonist and actors. Too often huge fantasy adventure genre films or series can play through and you may not see one character who appears to have a mix of ethnic backgrounds which is a shame. And I can quote The LOTR trilogy for instance which are great films and I wouldn’t go without seeing them and rewatching them but the cast does not include any diversity of ethnicity if you look out for it and at face value. There is I suppose the argument that traveling by sea to other countries may not have been as accessible as it is now for instance. But without delving to deep to our history, this is fantasy and also film and arts so there is my argument. So the fluidity and diversity in actors and cast I believe settled comfortably with its environment of the genre fantasy adventure. Hardly noticeable and also inspiring. Thank you for a great television series and I know I have seen a few actors on television previously and hope to see more. Thank you.

“Space Reform” no wait “Space ...” hang on, “Space Form”. Space Force, correction is a series on Netflix and while the title of the series didn’t resonate with me until watching the final episode today and thinking to myself I’d like to write a good review on this series. I did enjoy it. I am a single male, 30 years young, employed and renting a flat if that helps identify a target audience and I thought it was a good watch, I’ve tried watching a few series’ on Netflix and some of them were really a miss for me, even when I’m interested in the genre, for instance sci-if or post-apocalyptic and gothic shows but yes I have started a few series’ and not got past the third episode so to speak, or watched them through and decided not to review them. The series demonstrated to me some good story telling and display of emotions and good acting and some silly and playful scenes. One silly scene regarding a monkey which I lost a bit of hope in while watching it but it seemed completely computer generated and so not actually real. Although one of the stories told of a woman who had darker skin quoting “It’s good to be black on the moon.” For me was one of the series low points and personally I don’t feel any human should identify with category “black” or “white” or “Asian” and so on while those are 3 examples. My argument is that they do not define the colour of a persons skin or a person because they are very shallow words and no one person is entirely “black” or “white” and a person may have lived in Asia or was born within the continent of Asia but that doesn’t mean a person should feel the need to identify themselves as “Asian” rather than just human and a part of the human race in general, should a person choose to. It’s also worth noting that on applications which prompt a ethnicity choice in multiple choice categories, in the United Kingdom our government guidelines online state that you can put what you would like in writing if you feel you can’t choose a ethnicity. And the definition of ethnicity is a group of people you choose to identify with. Generally humans I can assume. So yes. Maybe I’d be happier if “Angela Ali” had said “First woman on the moon whose ancestors, possibly her grandparents or greater grandparents may have been born in a country that wasn’t the USA or perhaps they were, who knows,” rant over. And I hope you can enjoy the series also.