Angry Jello Bear

Crazy good show!!! Anson Mount is awesome as Cullen Bohannon, and the relationship he has with Elam Ferguson (Common's character) is done really well. A big part of the show is the building of the railroad, and the events on the railroad and Hell on Wheels, the town itself. I won't give anything away for anyone who reads this before watching. One very important thing to remember though is that the story is told from the point of view of and follows a former Confederate, so it will portray the Union as the "bad guys" of the Civil War, because that is how Bohannon views the Union, not to mention the reason Bohannon goes to Hell on Wheels in the first place. 100% recommend you watch it.

One of the best movies I've ever seen. The only other Guillermo del Toro movies I've seen are Hellboy and Pacific Rim, and this movie upstages those two in every way. The faun, portrayed by Doug Jones and voiced by Pablo Adan, is one of my favorite characters. He acts as a shepherd for Ofelia to return to her true home as the princess of the underworld. In our world, we have Captain Videl, a sadistic, psychotic captain in the Spanish military facing a group of insurgents, who are against the new Spanish government established after the second World War. This brings up a second interesting aspect of the film, that it uses this time period, and that Ofelia's world is like hell but looks idyllic, while the idea of returning to the underworld seems evil but is actually good. Now, my absolute favorite part of this film is the Pale Man sequence. The second task the faun gives Ofelia is to retrieve a knife from a child eating demon. The faun warns Ofelia not to eat any of the food on the table. Ofelia gets the knife with the help of three fairies, but eats a grape, waking up the Pale Man. She is chased through the Pale Man's lair back to her room in Videl's house. Now, this is not a family or kid's film, like the David Bowie movie, Labyrinth. There are scary scenes, especially the Pale Man scene. I wouldn't suggest showing this to your kids until they're teenagers, or aren't easily scared.

I've never played LoL. I've never watched the cinematics. I don't know anything about the lore. The only connection to LoL I have ever had was a couple of KDA songs. But this show is so damn good. The characters don't feel stilted, or poorly written. The story is compelling. Knowledge about the lore for LoL doesn't matter. The animation is so smooth. Like, I haven't seen animation like that since I watched Into the Spiderverse. I highly recommend watching this show if you are a LoL fan, a fan of animation, enjoy good storytelling, Or all of the above, because Arcane has that.

I watched it when it was on. And that's about it when it comes to this show and me. I remember when it was on that I wanted to go on the show. But there were no casting calls and it kind of left my mind. And then JonTron talked about it on his channel, which was hilarious. Apparently there were also lawsuits after the airing of the show because on kid drank bleach, and another got burned while cooking. According to the shows wikipedia article, everyone attached to the production of the show had their careers ruined because of it.