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This has become my favorite TV Show of all time. It's a masterpiece. The cast, the visuals, the score, the story, the emotional impact, it all comes together to make a show that rivals any I've ever seen before. Sometimes the up-aging for one or two minor characters doesn't look fantastic, but other than that, there aren't any real flaws. This shows an alternate look at what the second half of the 20th century could have been. Some people may not like the characters or the space-centric focus of the show, that's ok, you might not like it. But if you like space, astronauts, NASA, Cold-war period pieces or just alt-history shows, you'll like this. WATCH IT!

It was very good at the shock and awe of it all, but the problem was after the bombs went off, nobody did what they were supposed to. Everybody kept trying to survive and have children, which means being permanently stuck in the stone age. The vast majority of people who COULD survive, MUST die to ensure a non-dystopian future, sadly that is how it has to be. The only way forward is for most people to give up. If everyone who CAN possibly survive does, that means nobody has any excess of food and resources, only a small percentage should survive, so that humanity can make progress towards the future, remove the rubble, build more efficiently, grow enough food, etc. Instead, they continue to HAVE CHILDREN, despite KNOWING they are dooming the rest of humanity. You would think that without governmental bureaucracy, people would actually THINK, but apparently not. When the population is at it's minimum, there should be an abundance of food for everyone, not just enough to get by. That is why we have the problems we do today, there simply isn't enough for all of us. A nuclear apocalypse, while being a world ending scenario, could change that forever, but people continue being selfish, even after the world has ended. I did enjoy the movie and I think it's one of the best depictions of nuclear war ever made, if I was judging it based only on that I'd give it 5 stars, but the actions of the survivors and the remaining government take 1.5 stars off this genuinely good film. 3.5/5 [sadly I can't do half-stars, so I'll give it a four, but my true rating is 3.5/5]

Fantastic. Better than I expected, and I expected a lot. Cameron has outdone himself with this film. The VFX are genuinely stunning, I honestly forgot the Na'Vi weren't real, same with all the other flora and fauna. He truly paints a magnificent picture of an alien planet teeming with life. In my opinion, this is better than the last film, Avatar is a fantastic film, but Avatar: The Way of Water is amazing. Everyone should go see it. I can't wait for the next one.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is one of those movies that you rarely come across, it's not a cult classic, it's not a box office flop and it's not a smash hit, it's just a good movie, a movie that often goes overlooked. This movie isn't for everyone, and I would say "if you like X (a different movie) you'll also like Y (this movie) but I can't do that because there isn't really anything to compare it to. Sure, bits and pieces from this movie are in lots of others, but there is no movie that will give you an even remotely similar experience to this one. (At least none that I've ever seen, and I've seen a pretty large number of films)