Naveen Chandru

It feels so good to watch the iCarly Revival after 10 years. I still remember my childhood when I was a small kid and used to watch iCarly on Nickelodeon every night. Those childhood days were amazing! The new revival brings all the nostalgic moments back! I must say that all the cast members did a spectacular job in portraying there roles smoothly even after so many years. Hats off to the new characters. They did a fine job as well. Fridays are the absolute BEST with BRAND NEW episodes of freakin' ICARLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👏❤ I just simply absolutely LOVE iCarly being rebooted. I grew up watching iCarly when it came out in 2007. The show brings back Nora and Nevil and everyone except Sam played by Jennette McCurdy. I understand why Jennette didn't come back and I respect her decision and I'm glad the actors do to and are happy to let her come back on the show any time and I feel that to. This show is a much watch for everyone who loves ICARLY and a great show for all generations of kids, teenagers, and adults to watch and love forever. The show is so creative and adds wonderful and original ideas combined with ICARLY being done just like on ICARLY from 2007 on this ICARLY 2021 all these years later adult style and just as special and I love this show and so will everyone else. I'm happy another season is coming out in 2022 and I would love many more seasons to come out. Miranda Cosgrove is a wonderful actress who will touch everyone's hearts and give great laughs. WATCH ICARLY-YOU'LL LOVE IT!!😀😀😀😀

Don't have any problems with this masterpiece. Just here to defend the 2005 remake from all the angry old fans of the original! War of the Worlds 2005 is equally just as much of (even MORE SO!) a masterpiece CLASSIC and pays very fair tribute to this also classic. So...here goes! :) 2005 War of the Worlds: Also a 5/5 from me!! While perhaps not quite in the top 3-4 Steven Spielberg titles, his reimagining of the 1953 original projects an identity of its own, and with solid tension spanning all three acts, it’s undoubtedly a feature film that delivers time and time again, particularly on the sonic front. With a great cast and inventive direction, Spielberg captures the imagination with a dark menace often absent from his cinematic style, and yet the narrative keeps true to a simple formula, which in many respects underpins its success and lasting appeal. What’s ultimately great about ‘War of the Worlds’ is that you can watch this never having seen its predecessor, and lose nothing in the appreciation it’s apocalyptic scale, while I for one would welcome am extended cut were the opportunity to present itself, and so in conclusion it’s an easy recommendation to newcomers, and a gentle reminder to those who’ve perhaps forgotten just how good it really is. This is an excellent remake of the 1953 classic. Superb special effects drive this increasingly intense & frightening film from start to finish. Spielberg's excellent direction elicits strong performances from his cast, especially Cruise who totally inhabits his role warts & all. By the end he has redeemed/redefined his character from a self-centered part time Dad & sob to an heroic figure. Two caveats however: Dakota Fanning's otherwise very good performance is marred by too much shrill screaming. A little goes a long way only in the appropriate places please -enough already! And why oh why Tim Robbins & his character? They were unnecessary to the story & to me actually stalled the flow of the film. Cruise & Fanning could have effectively handled this segment of the film without him. Otherwise an effectively told tale & an entertaining two hours of fun & scariness. Now, for the kids in this movie, people are way too harsh on them. Both Robbie & Rachel are actually 10x smarter than Ray during the Martian attacks. And Rachel's screaming isn't nearly as annoying as Mary Jane's screams from the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. She's a child who just witnessed mass homicide, give her a break. So glad I watched this again. I wanted to compare it to the current series, which goes a little too far afield from Welles' source novel. I appreciate films like this that go farther than just being entertaining. The post 9/11 paranoia was definitely running under the surface of this film. In this current time of isolation and, for many, growing desperation, this film is a sobering reminder of what our world might look like if we fail to work together globally, with science, to address the challenges of the continued existence of our species on this planet. The irony that a virus that is killing hundreds of thousands of humans in our world would be a savior to us from an invasion from another world..is rich. With that thought, go back and watch Spielberg's War of the Worlds again! And stay safe!!

I felt the game was excellent , and the Jill actress looked much like Jodie Foster . There were many changes but I believe they were good changes made , you can understand the situation racoon city is in much more than the original games which was more just a puzzle solving action thriller. This game showed that the government was trying to cover up illegal operations of secrecy involving the creation of bio weapons and using law enforcement and there own people even as Ginny pigs . That's exactly what resident evil is all about , detectives figuring out there plans and trying to foil them in saving man kind. I didn't appreciate the negative feed back given on this game what so ever. Alot of hard work and months of effort go into creating a game and much influence and of course fan input also went into it's making , we can't expect nor why would every one want the exact same game we played over 20years ago. Change helps keep things up to date etc. Yes there could have been more puzzles , but in defence she did much and nearly all of her investigation in the mansion incident already . It makes more sense in this game now being hunted because of her involvement in exposing Umbrella for what they truly are . Thank you game creators for creating the perfect RE game!

I question the legitimacy of @Matthew Jacoby's review down below. Has he really played this remake? There's actually more improvements that the remake has introduced other than just polished graphics such as much more items to collect, more gameplay features, improved gameplay and essentially fixing the rest of the very miniscule amount of problems that the original Link's Awakening had. In addition, the remake introduced a very unique art style to the franchise. Some love it, others like it and some hate it but regardless of how you feel, it's a unique and creative art style nonetheless -- good or not. That's what they were going for and remakes can be very fun and useful for that sort of thing. I know I'm a big fan of the visuals and great, clean graphics in general. I simply want the best for the games that I love or grew up with, even if it's just for the sake of getting better and more modern, up to date visuals to make the game look even more gorgeous and breathtaking. If that makes me a "fanboy" then so be it! Don't really care what you call me, Matthew. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Anyways, this game fixes all of the problems the first one had, if you played the original then you remember all the switching back and forth with the inventory. I wasn't a fan of the art style when I dove into this game, but I grew to appreciate it and it stays loyal to the source material -- another HUGE plus! Yippe kai yay!! My only complaint is the slow-down the game suffers when there is too much stuff happening on the screen. The story is the same and the updated graphics adds more to the charm of the game. I found myself hooked when I learned there was much more to collect and some features were added. It still feels like a genuine Zelda experience, the dungeon crawling, the exploring, the NPC interaction is cute and in some instances emotional, and becoming more powerful as you progress, it's all chef’s kiss! If you’re new to the franchise or a veteran, I would recommend this game all the way and add it to your collection. Overall, a great remake of an old game. Unique animated style, yet still has an older feel. On the easier side for a Zelda game but still challenging enough to be fun! Really good game to be able to pick up and play without having to learn a wild array of button combos. “May the way of the hero, lead you to the triforce!”