Gerald Histon

What a beautifully magnificent martial arts movie! In the beginning, It was really brilliant to watch the masterful fight between mother and father in the mysterious jungle, the vigorous fight in the unstoppable bus, and the other one in the bamboo scaffolding. The fight between the father and son, in the end, was terrifying until the evil dragon came out of the cliff. This movie shows some beautiful ancient Asian spirits which lead to some watchable enjoyment. Bruce Lee would be proud of this movie if he is still alive.

What an incredibly amazing action movie! To my astonishment, this film exceeds what I expected before starting to watch it, especially the energetic force of feminine martial arts and mind-blowing stunts. Even, this film definitely surpasses all the Bond movies, particularly because the aerial battle left me totally speechless! The supervillain Taskmaster is not as strong as the Black Widow family, because she is being brainwashed by her boss General Dreykov. All the Black Widow agents, which they confront to their darker past, and the Red Guardian go to destroy the Red Room which brainwashes all female agents until the red vial frees their mind. Well done to those who did their superb job for this extraordinary action film.

Despite all the negative reviews, this film is quite enthralling about the impactful psychological pain of the five young mutants which forces them to live in such a 'cage-like' place from the human society for protection and safety. Unfortunately, the facility could not be able to help them to confront their biggest fear of the Demon Bear, because their potential power remains repressed by the supervision of their doctor. The Demon Bear is so terrifying to watch in the end until one of the five young mutants, Dani, wakes up starting to confidently confront and overcome it with good intentions. Simply put, love your enemy as you love yourself. Then, everything in her power starts peacefully fading the Demon Bear away.

Probably, this is the saddest movie I have ever watched. It is based on the true story of Joseph Merrick who suffered severe deformities which his doctor found shockingly impossible to treat and cure, especially his abnormal facial growth, curved spine, and enlarging skull. Given his abnormal tissue growth around his neck, he could not be able lie down to sleep, due to the suffocation risk. So, he forced himself upright before starting to sleep. Also, he struggled to eat any food. It was so horrible to see him being cruelly treated by thoughtless and ignorant people, especially his uncle, because they labelled him a monster and 'The Elephant Man' - dehumanising, distressing, and unforgivable. Psalm 23 is his favourite bibical psalm (The Lord is my shepherd). He loved making a replicate of his local church. I think he had an extraordinarily beautiful soul during the Victorian period. It is said that he was kind and gentle to those who knew him. Fortunately, he experienced some comfort and peace at his hospital during his final years. What an unforgettably sad movie. I admire his psychological endurance in what he went through. It is amazing to see modern-day people who make some silly complain of their minor skin issues such as wrinkles and perhaps freckle skins, especially cosmetic treatment. Michael Jackson's plastic surgery failures would probably be a perfect example in this regard. Today's society is definitely contrasted to Joseph Merrick's time. May he rest in peace.

Summarily, the impossible mission of the dangerously notorious team goes to a South American island to find an evil scientist called the Thinker who is involved in the mysterious project of a gigantic one-eyed starfish, which is on the verge of human extinction. The one-eyed starfish has the telepathic power to control every infected human. That is why the team takes urgent action to kill it to save humanity. Seriously, this film has many stupidly gory displays. Despite, it can be a lighthearted enjoyment to watch for the adults as it is a constant joyride from the beginning to the end. Also, it is quirkily unpredictable to watch some superheroes and supervillains at the end. Still, it is a dark comedy and a magnificent adventure.

It was quirky but enjoyable fun to watch this highly actionable movie, especially several feminine villains and heroines. Just like Wonder Woman movies, It was definitely good to see this different film without the Batman and the Joker which dominated in many decades. This R-rated film is NOT appropriate for children, unfortunately due to some violent and gory content, which may be unexpectedly poisonous to their vulnerable mind.

What an extraordinary masterpiece Zack Snyder did! This uncredited film is longer and much better than the 2017 Justice League which received negative reviews and many critics. So, it was amazingly watchable. Interestingly, this film shows some dedicated seriousness to show how the good side endures a profoundly struggling battle against the seemingly invincible evil side, but they firmly keep continuing their burning determination and persistence until the very end which is so terrifying. This film definitely reminds me of the film series of the. Lord of the Ring. Highly recommended.