Nick Holtz

This movie is a great movie to watch on Halloween. It has a lot of my favorite Disney actors including Kim Rhodes and Brian Stepanek from the Suite Life series, Adam Hicks from How to Eat Fried Worms (not Disney, but still a good movie) and from Zeke and Luther (3 years after this movie was released), David DeLuise from Wizards of Waverly Place, Lindsay Lohan's sister Ali, and Madison Pettis from the Game Plan. The best kind of movies are the ones with actors and actresses from multiple shows and movies you know and see and this is one of them. I give this a 5 star rating.

I haven't seen this movie and I will not. Why? Because it's all lies! This doc talks about two guys who lied about being molested. It's fake! Michael never touched them. He was innocent! They keep changing their stories to confuse us. The director is also a moron for believing these guys. I've loved Michael because I knew he had a big heart, he was the most sweetest guy anyone could ever meet, and he did many great and selfless things for others. They should just give up and move on. It's all one sided and has very little proof. To those who are fans of Michael, haven't heard about it, and are curious of watching it: DON'T FALL FOR IT!! It's all lies! Facts don't lie!! People do!!

At first, I wasn't too keen on Venom getting his own film because I thought supervillain/anti-hero characters were only supposed to appear in superhero movies, like how Venom is supposed to be in a film with Spider-Man. I also wasn't too keen on how Sony changed the origin of Eddie Brock becoming Venom when I first read the main plot of the movie. However, when I bought a copy of this movie almost two years ago, and when I watched it, I was really impressed. I remember that Tom Hardy played Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, but his performance as Venom definitely topped that. The way Tom Hardy acted as Venom and how the Sony Pictures Imageworks special effects artists made the design for Venom, Riot, and the symbiotes was really impressive. They really made Tom Hardy's version way bigger than Topher Grace's Venom and I loved how they used the "Eyes, lungs, pancreas. So many snacks, so little time" line from the Spider-Man comics. Not to mention, they've made this version of Venom just as monsterous as he's supposed to be. I was surprised that they even added Anne Weying aka She-Venom in the movie. Even though they gave She-Venom a short amount of screentime, I'm still glad that she had her first appearance in a live-action film. This movie is one of the best movies I've ever seen and I can't wait to see Venom: Let There Be Carnage when it comes out in September.