Patrick Fitzgerald

The phenomenal uncut, true ending of Gurren Lagann. This is crucial to watch after finishing the series. So much material is added that brings even more meaning, emphasis, and thematic resolution to the story as a whole. This is the real ending to the series and arguably the largest conclusion in regards to scale and scope in the history of fiction.

I can't even begin to describe how fantastic this show is. It's absolutely phenomenal. You might find yourself growing bored in the first few episodes, but after finishing Gurren Lagann and looking at the entire plot as a whole, it's quite possibly the greatest anime of all time. The message, the themes, the plot elements, the characters, and the fights are top of the line exquisite and captivating. The concept of spiral power and how it plays into evolution/the human race as a whole is masterful and one of the most inspiring ideas I've ever witnessed in media. I love, love, LOVE this show so much, and consider "All The Lights The Sky" to be one of the most emotional, awe-inspiring, and beautiful endings in the history of fiction. This is just my opinion, but I'll most likely defend this show until the day I die.

I don't know what I can say about this movie that hasn't already been said. It's not just one of the best action films ever made and the gold standard for superhero movies, it's one of the greatest films of all time. Epic, emotional, thought-provoking—few movies accomplish the emotional gravity of epic proportions that Nolan masters in this film.

This film transcends so many superhero stories. It's not about stopping the villain or saving the world—it's about an alien becoming more human than the humans that persecute him. It's about humanity, struggle, and most importantly, hope. Everyone calls this film dark, but it's actually the exact opposite. Through the darkness of its scenes, it produces light and accomplishes exactly what it set out to be. The warmth and inspiration that pours out of this movie is staggering. I only wish more superhero movies were made like this.

I think when looking at the series as a whole, from William Hartnell to Peter Capaldi, you have what is considered to be one of the greatest sci-fi and legitimate television shows of all time. I hands down give that entire era (1st Doctor - 12th Doctor) a 5/5. In regards to the new era (13th Doctor) with Jodie Whittaker helmed by Chris Chibnall...oh boy. 1.5/5. They need to figure out what they're doing.

Personally, I find this movie to be one of the best Bond films to date. It has a much different style than those that came before it, which is part of the reason why it turns off so many people, but I find it to be excellent. There is a dark, depressed, and gritty feel to this film that gives deep weight to the aftermath of Casino Royale. Bond is in one of the darkest places in the franchise's history and I think that the aura around the film is what makes it so great. The action can be shaky, but Bourne is much shakier. I could still understand what was happening. I seriously think this is one of the most underrated, if not the most underrated Bond film to date. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but after viewing this emotional movie, I was seriously confused where all the hate came from.

Relatable, entertaining, emotionally-engrossing. This might just be the nostalgia speaking, but dammit, it's incredible. Studio Pierrot and Tite Kubo created something that is still talked about and worshipped today.

From 2002 - 2009, Smackdown was a force of nature unrivaled even by RAW at times. Some of the best wrestling EVER took place during those years. The Rock, the Guerreros, Angle, Mysterio, Benoit, Lesnar, Edge, Batista, The Undertaker, and many more made the show iconic. Unfortunately, that can't be said for Smackdown today.