Nathan O'Toole

Okay, let me clarify this: I am a huge fan of the first two Deadpool films, but this film was simply trash. Honestly. Mind you, it did have a few memorable moments, but the jokes were all below-the-belt whole way through the film and it got boring after a while. Is there any other kind of jokes other than dirty ones??? As for the foul language...OVER 100 F-BOMBS IN A 2-HOUR FILM!!! Does anyone not think that excessive??? And the blind woman and the italian taxi driver were 2 of my favorite characters in the Deadpool franchise, but they barely appeared in this film...so disappointing. OVERALL RATING: 6/10

To be honest, I thought this was the best film of the trilogy. Venom was absolutely hilarious (even more so than the other two films), the action was non-stop and the visual effects were awesome. After the disappointment I felt after viewing Venom:Let there be Carnage (which I didn't think was great at all), I was so glad that this third film was a real cinematic treat. I highly recommend it. 10/10.

I just finished watching this film, and to be honest, I personally thought it didn't come anywhere close to the quality of the first Venom film that was released in 2018. True, Venom: Let There Be Carnage was way funnier than the first film, the special effects were up and away better than the first film, and the music was fantastic, but that was about it. The story wasn't at all memorable, some of the script was really badly written (especially in the final half hour), and I wasn't prepared for how gory it got. It got alot more gruesome than the first film and a couple of times I shut my eyes (and I am a tough person who has no issue watching the first Venom film, the Deadpool films and the Alien franchise). I hope I have given a fair review. I just think you are better off just watching the first Venom film. That one is pure class. Never mind Let There Be Carnage.

I saw Inception a few weeks ago, and I will tell you, I was not prepared for how good this film actually was. From the incredible CGI to the brilliant story (which is definitely a bit confusing but you get the idea as you keep watching) I can't praise it enough. And as for Hans Zimmer's score! Everything about this movie is excellent. This is Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer at their very best. I fully recommend it to anyone who loves a sci-fi heist thriller. Overall review: 10+/10

Okay, I will try to be fair with this review. I would give it overall 6/10. The action scenes were really good and the music matched the scenes perfectly. However, I didn't think it made much sense. The first 3 episodes dealt with Morgan Elsbeth and the last 3 dealt with Bariss Offee but they didn't finish either story and neither were connected to the other.It was like watching half of two separate shows. I will definitely need a second season of this for it to make sense. If I got anything out of this show I have learned that there are two ways to deal with your past: you can either wallow in self-pity and become a negative bitter person like Morgan, or you can learn from your mistakes and rise above it, like Barriss. I hope I have given a helpful and fair review.

To be totally honest, this film deserves a 9.5/10 rating, in my opinion. It is action-packed with a creative story. The music is fantastic and the acting is excellent. Before I saw it, I thought nothing would ever be a good sequel to the 2018 Black Panther film which was too good, but boy, I got a shock at how much I enjoyed how the producers found a way to make an epic sequel that actually matched the first one in brilliance. I think Chad Boseman would be proud of this installment and I hope there will be more films to come about Wakanda and Shuri in the future. This is a must watch.