Reza Naqavi M – Google

This was a very good movie it has occupied my mind since last night and I am still thinking about it don't be fooled by the scores A lot of people just gave it 1 for their own personal opinions. This score in not legit. Watch it yourself with your own perspective and without bias To dear directors: Please, continue making this franchise you can work on sth like The Animatrix not only focusing on Neo and Trinity, but other people's life and how they got out of the matrix

About Season 4: This episode was a kind of surrealistic show, without the mastermind control that rick always had on the events. Magic was introduced and accepted as a reality of the world and Rick acknowledged that he really liked that and talked about how imaginary magic is. There are no scientific rules and excessive care in the realm of magic. Whatever you wish is possible. So, the world of this episode is cryptic, having also a cat that talks without his mouth ever moving, making us feel uncomfortable whether it is talking or it's just a hallucination. Maybe, we can say this whole season has gotten a more magical metaphysical perspective of the world, in contrast to the previous seasons that represented material sciences as the only logical explanation of the world. In the first episode we have Morty as a metaphor for the servants of God; those who only walk were God has set forth for them and through this surrendering will become Godlike figures who cannot be killed and who can know people's secrets. Look at where the death stone is located. It is on the Ajna Chakra of third eye as a reference to Buddhist beliefs in an intuitive possibility of human minds. Next we have in episode two of this season, a depiction of paradise. Sure this is a paradise made by Rick, but anyway the very representation of a paradise can implicate a movement toward the topics of metaphysics in this episode of Rick and Morty.

An interesting move although it has its problems. It doesn't have a satisfying plot; its only a superhero movie like other movies, ending if a final fight with a mindless villain. But I have to admit, it can certainly surpass half of MCU movies. The dark theme was great and Tom Hardy played so nice. However, reconciliation of evil symbiote and eddie brock seems out of nowhere. How that venom sudden felt sympathy for men?? that was ridiculous. Overall, I give it an 8. I hope we see more of this movie with stronger plot, not just a comic strip which is filmed.

A very complex series consisting of a great range of characters. Most of its major characters, which are not few, are rounded in nature; they are not cliches. They can change severely from time to time and their development is depicted in an artistic manner. One can cut the scenes of a specific character, join them together and end up having a complete movie of that person. I mean, this series is a combination of around 30 movies arranged in a timeline