Jack Bat

Alongside "The Vietnam War" by PBS, "Vietnam in HD" by the History Channel is one of my favorite documentaries of the war. It mainly tells the perspective of US soldiers and correspondents that participated in the war. In one episode, I shed tears when Veteran Barry Romo said that the anti-war protestors back at home [the United States] would rather sit 2 seats away or on the floor from him rather than sitting directly next to him. He felt so lonely and I could sympathize with him. 😢 Another moment of an episode that made me cry was when another veteran said to his wife, "You're my angel". 😢

Alongside "Vietnam In HD" by the History Channel, "The Vietnam War" by PBS is one of the best documentary films I have ever seen. While the former focused on the perspective on US soldiers & correspondents, the latter focused on seeing both sides' perspectives of the war. Arguably, this documentary series covers much more than "Vietnam In HD". It even mentions more in-depth the race riots going on in the United States as well as other uprisings throughout the world while the Vietnam War was ongoing.

I watched plenty of generally considered terrible big franchise movies for the past 26 years of my life whether on home video or at the theater (e.g. Justice League, Batman & Robin, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, Batman & Robin [1997], Hellboy [2019], Green Lantern [2011], Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, Ghost Rider, Robocop [2014], Terminator: Genesys, etc.), but I usually do NOT get frustrated nor hate them until LATER on, unlike most people who hate them on their 1st watch. Scooby-Doo: Return To Zombie Island, on the other hand, was the 1st movie to make me feel FRUSTRATED on my 1st watch. 😡 That movie was SO BAD, that I rather watch any other big franchise movies that are generally considered "dumpster fire" to the mainstream audiences. 🎞🎥🗑🔥 Even the "bad" live-action films seem better to watch compared to this film. At least they make the gang solve a mystery and had a few charming moments, but this movie makes Scooby-Doo & Shaggy force the gang into not solving ANY mysteries, trying to break the mold much to my cringeworthiness. The only redeeming quality of this movie is Elvira, but it is not enough to save it much like how the lightsaber battles were not enough to save the overall disappointing Star Wars Prequel Trilogy.

Warning. Spoilers in the Review. Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V begins a new generation for fans & gamers alike in 2014. When it comes to its plot, I personally did not find it that interesting until Sora Shiun'in revealed his true colors in Episode 34 when he turns sadistic. As the plot progressed, it became more intriguing, although there might have been a few unnecessary fillers & recap episodes along the way. What fascinated me the most was the concept of the Four Dimensions: Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, and Standard (later "Pendulum"). This reminds me of the DC Multiverse and the animated film "Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths". The ultimate climax was several duelists fighting Zarc in Episodes 136-140. However, afterward (Episodes 141-148), the ending of this TV series in 2017 felt rushed, which is one reason I cannot give this series a perfect 5 stars. I can only give it 3 or 4 stars at best. (⭐⭐⭐ or ⭐⭐⭐⭐)

An excellent conclusion to a film series alongside others of 2019 such as Avengers: Endgame and Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker (though the latter film can be dragged down due to the polarizing reception of The Last Jedi).

An action film that reflected on crime and poverty, including in basically present-day Detroit, Michigan, Roboco (1987) is an epic film that still holds up 3 decades after its release.

A surprisingly decent movie to watch. Initially, I had my doubts as it has Isabella Moner, who starred as Izabella in Transformers: The Last Knight. However, in this movie, she arguably redeemed herself. While I initially find the first act questionable, the plot got better gradually. I shall give this movie a decent rating of 3.5/5 Stars (70%).

This show is my childhood and probably Cartoon Network's answer to Disney's American Dragon: Jake Long, which was also my childhood. I really wish this show continued, especially since it ended on a cliffhanger rather than a high note, unlike Jake Long.

American Dragon: Jake Long was my childhood. I miss this show on Disney alongside Juniper Lee on Cartoon Network.