Deion F

I've been campaigning to bring this show back for a long time now, and once I heard that they were accepting auditions on TV announced my Simon Cowell, I was awestruck, because it was a matter of time before it came back. But after watching the first couple of episodes, it was understandable as to why it was discontinued in the first place. The judges and host were great, but there are times where they could act unprofessional, especially Lilly. I mean, picking up her own chair, come on now! Plus, what happened to Trish and Kardi? Why did they miss the whole semi-finals? They don't even tell us? Doesn't make sense! On top of that, they always show the reactions to the judges/audience every couple of seconds, preventing us from watching the whole act. What's the point? I get the reactions, but can't we watch the show? The voting process is a problem too. I doubt that anybody votes, because they have the voting system on the CityTV website ONLY. No Twitter, or Google, or any added-on system. AND, they only give us a maximum of 3 votes. THREE?!? That's not enough to vote for two people. Plus, I didn't like how short this show was. AGT takes 20 episodes for the show to finish. This show took only 9 episodes. I get that it's only the second season, but it felt like the show was rushed. Therefore, we couldn't see much performances, and the performances took longer than it should due to the amount of people they're cutting. I respect the winner, but there are people that haven't fully gotten their respect because of how the show was formatted. Despite everything being said, I'll give this show a pass. If they can change things up, I feel like it could go a long way. At least it's back.

I got to say, I do have some mixed feelings about the movie. I do like the parts where the competitors are playing golf. It just feels so intense, like, are they going to get it in? Will it miss? It's just so predictable and that's why it's so interesting and fun to watch. What makes this movie feel alright is the story to it. I mean, it does have a simple plot, but it's not so memorable or captivating. My favourite part is the last part of the movie. We go then to the real deal of playing golf, where it's two of the best players in the ring fighting for victory. Overall, I do have to say that it has a wonderful twist of how golf is played, and emotions are greatly seen throughout. I'll give it a good thumbs up for that.

I got to say, it's a great way to end the Avengers series for good. Look at the critic ratings first of all. Avengers: Endgame got 78% on Metacritic, 8.5/10 on IMDB, and 94% on Rotten Tomatoes. That's pretty good ratings. Also, Endgame set many world records in cinematic history, including beating Avatar in the highest-grossing film of all time. I thought that would never happen, but I figured out I was wrong. Everything was absolutely breathtaking. The Russo brothers did an amazing job directing the whole thing. Everybody else that took part of this production did well from where I seeing. The actors played their roles up to perfection. The setting, storyline, and emotion was great. For me, the movie isn't perfect. There were some boring scenes, and adding advertisement for a video game is quite disturbing. I don't know, I don't want to share too much about the movie in case of spoilers, so all I'm saying is if you haven't watched Endgame, or haven't watched any of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, I'm sorry but you're missing out. This is a wonderful series for you to get into if you're an action-adventure and superhero geek that likes to see some drama every now and then.