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The movie got me super interested to read the manga. Gonna do that later. I love everything about the story except for Alita's hopeless romantic thing for Hugo. At the beginning she shows interest and instinctive affinity towards mayhem and battles, but it falls flat. Now I wanna read yheanga hoping this Roman e garbage is not there. Or at least minimised

I truly enjoyed the side stories of Guevaru, Pickles, Retsu and Katsumi A WHOLE LOT MORE than the main story. The father son issue is just... Meh. Heck even his fight versus Olivia is way better. The only thing (other than the wonderful side stories) forcing me not to rate this any lower than 3 is the fact that the stupid Alai Jr. Romance with Kozue is no longer there (which made me gave the previous series a 1 star). Kozue admitting to herself she love but not romantically in love to Alai Jr. Is luckily just one small scene. Totally ridiculous. You know what, if Keisukei is reading this, know this Keisukei. I'd read and watch a whole saga of Guevaru, Pickles, Retsu and Katsumi rather than some atomic level father son quarrel. Guevaru's adventures alone is mouthwatering. How he went from a poor lad to a president of a small country to becoming and pirate. Heave Ho heave Ho. Hahaha Or katsumi's Mach Punches! Baki the Grappler? Sheesh. Katsumi the Mach Man. A kenpo using fighter taking on the whole world's best boxers? Jake Paul as well? Gahahahaha. Just a whole season of Pickles during the culrustecean period! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

A Fresh new gaming experience if you are a Mario fan. I wouldn't call it a puzzle game tbh as it does require certain timing and agility true to platforming games. But yes, the focus is more on puzzle solving. Beautiful world that is rotated by the players 360 both axis which is super awesome visually. Music is awesome, and the fun factor can be quite lasting. Each new level adds new layers of challenges and skills needed, which is very very surprising for me. After level 50 I am still surprised by the new dimensions of gameplay introduced in every new level. Does this have the same load of content like Mario Odyssey? Of course not. But is it a wholesome fun that you want to finish and complete 100% not because you are obsessive but because it is fun? Yes it is. If you are a Mario fan, this is a must, without a doubt. If you are not, it is an ok game. Above average, but might not justify the retail price.

Rotten Tomato's Critiques' Consensus Reads: "A formulaic set-up and predictable plotting are elevated by The Ranch's surprising sensitivity and strong performances. Read critic reviews" TOTALLY MISLEADING. In a world where every other show is about getting into each other's pants, immorality, bourgeoise indulgence and diluted reality escapist, The Ranch gives something that every other Netflix show is missing: A Reality Check. The only thing formulaic is yes the predictable plot, ending and character development, but what rotten Tomato's EXPERTS are missing is the simple struggle of life. Not every story needs extravagant cinemato or experimental fabula. The whole point is patience and endurance. This is as close as Netflix has ever gotten to Chekov or Steinbeck.

I think the ratings here would seem arbitrary. The last film by Disney is not meant to preserve the artistic explorative legacy of Lucas in the first ever made movie. Neither it is an explosive artwork made to be relevant to a much younger, darker audience like MCU does. This is strictly a fan-favorite farewell. Fan means people who grew up with star wars and want some closure. I am one of those people. It's like your graduation dinner. Who cares whether the food is bad or the music sucks. An important part of your life is ending. You're just glad you made it. So I am giving 5/5. Here are some simple relative (Generalized) ratings how Rise of Skywalker would be to different groups of audience: 5/5: people born in the 70s-80s growing old with star wars and is more nostalgic about the saga rather than thinking of plot, artistic approach or basically anything else. 4/5: Younger but avid star wars fans who wished there could be a little more. 3/5: people who don't really follow star wars and just want to go for a good movie. 2/5: Younger, much progressive audience who finds the funny but realistically morbid MCUs a hit. 1/5: Critiques and artistic lovers who are in dire need to see new horizons being broken the way Episode IV (A New Hope) did. Hope this helps!