Adam Welker

Great MCU movie. Iron Man 3 gets a bad wrap by a lot of fans because of the way they portrayed Mandarin, but looking at the movie as an actual film telling a story and not a perfect one-to-one creation of a comic, the Mandarin twist is very well executed and makes the story much less predictable. I really like how they force Tony to be stripped from all his armor and have to work with basically nothing. It really shows his adaptability and intelligence, and forces him to struggle against a threat that is more human then what he went up against in Avengers. They also show his anxiety throughout the movie after the attack on New York and it really adds an empathetic layer to the character that reminds you his snarky comments and one-liners are not who he truly is. I really love this movie and people need to talk about it more.

Very good movie. The cinematography and framing is genius at times and the performances are very good at enforcing the tone of the film. The alien CGI didn't age the best but in their defense CGI never does.

I think people get too caught up on how comic accurate this is while it's just a different interpretation. He realizes the "great power great responsibility" bit after saving the kid from the burning car instead of when catching Ben's killer. He's a skater and acts cool but he's still an outcast like other interpretations, just acts a little more snarky that's it. I just think this movie is way too underrated as well as the second one and people need to give it proper respect

This show is pretty solid. I was told it's in the same vein as New Girl which I would say is accurate, however I still think New Girl is better. For one thing, some of the humor is occasionally not that great. Unlike New Girl where I think pretty much every joke is funny(once it figures itself out), this show just has some slapstick type humor and jokes that I think they drag on too long. It also seemed like around the middle of the show, there would be a few really good episodes and then an episode or two that feel like they were written by someone else that doesn't understand the characters as well. I haven't looked into this and I don't know if I'm just weird but it seemed like every few episodes there would be one that didn't go as in depth with the plot and didn't have very well thought out jokes. Also I'd say sometimes the acting isn't as good, I find this mostly for Max. He's a great character but occasionally it just seems like he's playing a character on SNL and not a sitcom character, if that makes sense. But overall, pretty good show and I'd say it's worth the watch just don't expect something with a ton of character growth.

This is probably my favorite sitcom ever or at least in the top 3. Unlike other shows that have filler episodes or a few that aren't that great, every single episode is just so good. I think it handles everything so well. Maybe I'm just a sucker for self aware humor but I love it when they're able to reference things from the past of the show. Season 4 is definitely the worst season, obviously because Dan Harmon wasn't there and they gave the show to some new people that didn't understand it as well. But I still think these episodes are entertaining enough and fun to watch, even though I definitely agree it's not as good as the rest of the show. People also tend to say that seasons 5 and 6 we're a letdown but I honestly think they're just as good as the first 3. Obviously they had to replace like half the cast by season 6 but they made every new character unique and funny in their own right that none of the new guys felt like a replacement of old characters. And that finale I think is my favorite show finale ever. It really puts you in Jeff's shoes in a super real way that kinda broke me when I watched it. Anyway 10/10 show very good.

Sure this movie is far from perfect, but I just love it. Sam Raimi and the whole cast give this charm to the trilogy that I'll always love even in their admittedly weakest movie

Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin is my favorite Spider-Man villain. All the performances are fantastic and I don't think the friendship between Peter and Harry is given enough credit. Nuff said

What a solid two stars. Couldn't decide if it wanted to be goofy or incredibly mature. Every time there was a plot twist(about every ten minutes) I just didn't care. Every time a character was pouring their heart out I just didn't care. They never did anything that made me care about the characters to the point where I doubt the creators did either.

This movie is very enjoyable as a long-time fan that watches everything. There's some reveals that are very satisfying to dedicated fans and the actual story is very heartfelt, with an antagonist who's motivation you can understand. The only problem I can think of is that a casual viewer may have a hard time following everything going on, however this is a sequel so I don't think anyone should've expected to get what's going on without seeing some prior MCU content.