Ian H

Remember the golden days when we would joyfully venture to the cinema, immersing ourselves in captivating storytelling for a precious few hours? Appreciating the art of narration, even if the tale didn't align perfectly with our personal preferences, was a cherished freedom. But nowadays, it seems some individuals, almost like perpetual infants, indulge in constant complaints, allowing their personal biases to hinder the evolution of new stories. They nitpick every visual effect, even though, truth be told, they weren't as bad as they make them out to be. As for me, I found immense pleasure in this movie. It offered a delightful and enjoyable experience. My heart aches at the thought that the potential for a well-deserved sequel might be hindered due to the shallow criticisms of some third-tier sociopathic critics. Let's hope that true enthusiasts will still champion the creation of remarkable stories.