Joy Javagat

I love One Piece, although this is not as forgettable as the other films, this certainly isn't among the Top 5. I've seen both positive and negative reviews. For the positive ones, I think they're blown way out of proportion. This is unique in its own right but no way groundbreaking. Meanwhile, I understand the negative reviews and maybe this just isn't for them. I don't think you'd miss out if you skip this movie. Honestly, I watched it because of that Zoro meme on the boat, but otherwise not a great loss if you haven't seen it (I saw all the movies from the Great Gold Pirate until Red, so I think I fairly know what I'm talking about).

One of the best tv shows of the past 20 years. Gripping writing and wonderful cinematography. This is...(very) acceptable.

Brilliant film. Engages you philosophically and emotionally. Watched this at least twice and left me with a heavy heart every time. Deserved all its accolades. Kate Winslet was phenomenal.

I only discovered this during quarantine and shortly before their 2020 reunion, but I'm so glad I came across this show. Not a lot of comedies achieve the same sense of warmth and laughter as Malcolm in the Middle. It has the heart and the humor anyone could use in their lives. As someone from the middle class, being the middle child, and having a mother a bit similar to Lois, this show made me laugh and cry at once. It's a show that everyone could enjoy. If there's anything good that happened to me in 2020, it's being able to watch this amazing gem. This will always have a special place in my heart.

Incredible cast. Kim Hyesoo was sooo goood. Kim Goeun nailed her role. Wish Park Bogum and Wi Hajoon had more screentime, but the focus of this film is the mother-daughter dynamic anyway. This is the first film I saw of Wi Hajoon and I'm just happy to know him and Kim Goeun will star in a drama called Little Women.

If you needed a sign to watch this, this is it. Absolutely loved every bit of this beaut. It really is wild in every sense of the word. It deserves all of its accolades.

Surprisingly decent. The main characters have incredible chemistry.

Touching film. Subtle delivery of a powerful story.

It's one of those shows where you either love it or hate it. As for me, I loved it. I love how they approached this as an anthology and used different art styles. I think this is a good starting point for people who haven't seen but plan to watch The Boys, but it also works well for those who are already fans of the show. The stories bring a similar brand of humor but in a more diverse perspective, which is entertaining for those who are nearly desensitized to film violence.

Stale script. You get a really heightened experience when you're watching some fight scenes, only to be ruined by anti-climactic dialogue. In addition, I think Regé-Jean Page was out of place. Charming actor but this isn't one of his best works. Anyway, it was nice to see Ryan and Chris go head-to-head in this action film.