Glanel Jhonathan Rodrigues

The only obvious thing bad about this movie is the choppy editing & a little bit of bad direction. The performances of everyone were not bad & suited for the sequels to come. It was not a typical dark DC film, but had a good balance of fun & stereotype breaking elements. The critics were not wrong on their part, because they needed to consider the technical aspects while judging a movie; but from an audience's point of view, this movie would've been a good enough starter for a franchise had the audience & critics been a little patient. We would've gotten to see Sinestro's evil avatar & secret evil intentions on screen, but alas! Anyways, they are rebooting Green Lantern now, hope they make it better. Although to know about the origin story, this movie is worth watching. Despite the silly joke in Deadpool 2 & contrary to the popular belief, this movie is not a mistake of Ryan Reynolds. Infact, he is pretty convincing as a Green Lantern, if not as the best Hal Jordan version.

This Movie is a Cinematic Graphic Novel! It is the Indian version of Mad Max + Narcos in looks & feels but in no way below their par levels in the storyline. The script is very original, well researched, & amazing, with strong characters giving their 100%. The fast cuts make it look like a 90s style comic book, but a living one & with an advanced cinematography. The best thing about this epic action is the perfect balance of brain & brawn portrayed by the main lead, & not just the mindless brawn we are used to seeing in typical Indian movies of this genre which absolutely break the laws of physics, without making them look believable & less comical. This movie has taken a lot of inspiring elements from some of the best movies & shows, & invested them in an overwhelmingly awesome manner, all that without losing its own core. Hoping to see the Part 2 crossing the standards set by this movie.

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A perfect horror anything so far! This show has it. It has a great balance of sanity & stuff that cannot be explained with logic. It has raised the bar & my expectations so high that I just lost interest in anything any horror movie or series has to offer anymore, they all look below par now. The things that unfold in every episode of this show & the way they have been handled is simply unmatchable & unprecedented. The unique timeline, the transitioning from knowledge to doubt to knowledge to balance, the mixing of many different human emotions into the horror genre, the parallels that are drawn, hitting hard with realizations, providing so much of helpful information, & integrating accurate culture rather than fictional & plastic, I didn't know such a thing could be even possible in such a successful fashion. I never thought I would feel emotional or feel the need to cry during a horror show, besides only feeling the usual thrill or chill or sometimes laughter. I'm sorry, it all feels so real, nobody can convince me otherwise. I'm Obsessed with a capital “O", & don't want a follow up season, unless it's anthological & unrelated.

No Spoiler Review : I know a lot of fans are furious & confused with the sheer amount of changes made in the events & date of events in this movie as compared to its predecessors, but rest assured that it's only because this movie is a soft reboot & not because the new director, Travis Knight is ignorant about the storyline set by the previous movies. This movie is still produced by Michael Bay itself, if not directed by him. They made the necessary changes because they want to create a range of better movies; & that is because the storyline set by the previous movies had pretty much come to an end, the franchise was going downward spiral in terms of box office & also the ratings, & the Last Knight lost hundred million dollars against the budget even though it made around 600 million at the box office. Though I enjoyed the previous movies, I must admit that they were really kinda messy & looked stretched; despite having better action, the story telling wasn't sharp; even a YouTube video summary of the movies by IGN could do a better job in this regard & you'd be surprised on how much in depth you missed. Since a better story telling was required, Bumblebee was created as an experiment, which would serve as a bridge between part prequel & part reboot. If the movie is to be successful, they will fully reboot the franchise; but if the movie doesn't succeed, then they will continue the previous storyline as it is, & all fans have to do is ignore some of the changes made in this movie; but it looks like it's winning at the box office & ratings, both, & also because the budget for this movie is lower than usual. So, if you find yourself questioning why Bumblebee is on Earth in 1989 instead of already being here & serving in the WW2 among other things, know that it's all intentional & relevant to the plot that's coming ahead for good. They are just retconning.