Zoravar Sandhu

Who doesn't love Pirates of the Caribbean? First film is a classic, and a great milestone in cinema. Dead Man's Chest maintains the action and adds a darker yet still enjoyable tone. Davy Jones is an awesome villain. At World's End isn't quite as good as the previous entries, but it is definitely worth watching as the characters continue to capture my heart as well as produce a climactic showdown with Davy Jones. On Stranger Tides is fine. It's enjoyable at its best moments, but I always thought of it as a spin-off rather than a part of the chronological franchise. I had high hopes for Salazar's Revenge, and I was... disappointed. Jack Sparrow's comedic yet heroic action scenes are gone, and his personality has been reduced to a dry old pirate. Henry Turner is just annoying and the villain feels like a copy-and-paste of the villain in the first film. The story was fine, but not as good as any of the other films, including On Stranger Tides. To be honest, I wouldn't call it a good movie. It was an average movie that failed to live up to its predecessors. Edit: after rewatching this film, I can now see many other glooming bad points in the storyline. The romance between two of the antagonists isn't well fleshed out at all, and feels like a carbon copy of Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann. Barbossa wasn't as good in this film either, his death feels unnecessary and confusing. It's a 5/10, meaning its an average film with okay moments, lots of self-inflicted issues and occasional humour. Characters burned out, OGs feel wasted and people who think this movie is amazing clearly don't watch anything other than Disney movies.

This movie is by no means Tarantino's best. It is still stunning. At the two and a half hour mark the film starts to drag, but then picks up not long after for a climactic finale. 8.5/10 Acting was phenomenal. Foxx was a professional badass. Waltz was utterly superb as Schultz and deserved the Oscar. DiCaprio undoubtedly gave one of the best villains of the decade of films with his amazingly racist scumbag of a man. Hat off. The story was for the most part great. It was reasonably quick paced for a Western, and some of the scenes were so intense I got caught up in the moment far too much, a feat that very few films have accomplished. Cinematography and soundtrack were also nice touches. I have one major complaint: the bag head scene. It looked awesome when the KKK rode in on their horses with torches. Then the comedic bag scene came and those 3 minutes stick out like a sore zit in the film. If they had cut that part out, it would have been another great action sequence, but they didn't. It ruins the pacing of the scene and I just did not like it. Other than that, it was great. Verdict: Great story, nice mature themes, flawless acting, nice cinematography and soundtrack, cool set pieces, one or two scenes dragged slightly and the pacing slacked as a result, but that's to be expected in a Western. 8.5-9/10 Definitely a good watch.

It feels like Quentin Tarantino tossed random ideas into this film whenever the mood struck him, making the plot feel completely jumbled and disconcerted. The character stories are all over the place, and the pace is extremely fast. However, the end product was nothing short of masterfully crafted excellence. Witty dialogue, nonsensical plot whipped with brutal action and gore with extreme brutality. A storyline that is highly entertaining. Characters that win your heart before puking out in the greatest way possible. Quentin's done it again.

Soul Premise: A talented jazz musician (the voice of Jamie Foxx) stuck in a dull, mediocre job as a music teacher, finally lands his big break at a gig with a celebrated saxophonist. However, a single misstep leads to his early death a day before the show. He finds himself in a fantastical land known as the Great Before, the birth of new souls. There, he teams up with unborn soul 22 (Tina Fey) to get back to the real world and evade the forces trying to keep him in his grave. A stellar voice cast leads this phenomenal animation that takes a deep and moving look on life, your true purpose as an individual and not wasting a single second of your limited time on earth. A message is also conveyed of making your life mean something, and is delivered powerfully here. One of Pixar's best works, and one of the best films of 2020 hands down.

wasted potential. good start but lack of updates and tedious PvP modes made the game nearly unplayable. such a shame, considering the effort Rockstar puts into their GTA Online database. most people have abandoned the online by now. world is dead and empty (which was the case even when people played it). not enough missions and playability. only good things are the graphics and the gunplay. only play this game if you want to give yourself depression. 2/5