Dylan Williams

Superstore is a memorable sitcom with a fantastic, diverse cast that brings humour and heart to the retail world. While it does not surpass sitcoms like Brooklyn Nine - Nine in my opinion, it stands out for its relatable characters and engaging storylines. Jonah and Amy: Their "will-they-won’t-they" relationship evolves as Amy leaves her unhappy marriage with Adam Dubanowski, grows closer to Jonah, and ultimately finally gets together with him after a brief breakup. She realised her mistake of moving to California and abandoning Jonah, but she was out in a tough position. She had choices for once in her life, and pursuing the corporate job would give a her a chance level up. Jonah’s caring shines, and he never stops fighting for better worker rights and the right to unionise. Amy supports him and finds some inspiration in his way of thinking, such as when he finds moments under the stars, and to seize the day. Glenn: The kind -hearted manager, Glenn consistently goes above and beyond to support his employees, from organising a Christmas party during tough times to financially helping Amy. His generosity is a defining trait, representing his heartwarming personality. Garrett and Dina: A comedic pairing with an on-again, off-again relationship. Dina’s strict personality contrasts with Garrett’s laid-back demeanor. Their bond deepens, and they reunite by the end of the series, despite humorous conflicts like Dina burning Garrett’s sneakers after he released all of her birds. Sandra: Initially timid and bullied, Sandra grows in confidence and earns Dina’s respect. She finds happiness with Jerry and adopts a foster child, showcasing her resilience and kindness. Mateo: A hardworking, undocumented immigrant, Mateo’s story takes a poignant turn when he’s detained by ICE. Despite hardships, he finds love with Amy’s brother, Eric, and his determination inspires. Cheyenne and Bo: Immature and naive, the couple faces the realities of parenthood with Amy’s guidance. Cheyenne’s sweet and innocent personality evolves under Amy’s sort - of mentourship. Marcus: Though a minor character, Marcus is a loyal friend to Jonah, adding some light - hearted moments and craziness to the series. Overall, Superstore is a must - watch show, blending humour and joy while highlighting the struggles and joys of the retail world. Working in a retail store is tough, but Superstore aims to bring some light and joy to the retail way of life.

This is an excellent show! It's definitely one of the best drama series ever made, and it really does keep you on the edge of your seat. I do not understand the outpouring of negative reviews to be honest with you. The outifits and the luxury events are quite glamorous, and it really showcases Dubai for what it is as a city. I do acknowledge the complains that some poeple may have with it being over the top, and somewhat fake, but it's an excellent series to causually binge - watch.

First off, this film is not bad by any means. I am just saying that, despite this, comparing the plot to Moana 1, this film comes across as being slightly more weak in the plot - line..... I'm just going to summarise it briefly here: Moana 2 is Moana three years after the first film. She goes into uncharted waters, guided by her ancestors. Joined by Maui, and a diverse crew, she faces new dangers, including the powerful villain Nalo who was the one who separated the islands in the first place. The journey tests her courage and ends with her transformation into a demigoddess, allowing her to restore balance to a cursed island, and lead her people into a brighter future. Now that is a well though out plot, with good intentions, but it falls short of being perfect. While it is a wholesome story, if you boil down the plot to its basics, it's simply her discovering an island that will unite her ancestors again. The beginning of the film felt quite long and drawn - out, while the journey to the island in itself could have been expanded on. There are a lot of songs that young kids can sing along to, and that is good, and adds to the entertainment. You can see that this journey really tests the courage of Moana and her crew, and they have definitely faced dangers unlike ever before. Moana was actually on the verge of giving up, but after some encouragement from Maui and a nice sing - along song, it energises her and her crew again. They know that what is at stake here is important, and they show courage and perseverance. That is really nice to see. It's also surprisingly emotional in some ways. For example, the Kakamora are able to head home to their island in the end. These are the supposedly evil coconut pirates, yet all they wanted to do was to reunite with their people all this time. Nalo had split everyone apart, and Moana had saved them again. Overall, the future of their people was at stake, and Moana was put in charge. Her heartfelt moments with her grandma really add an emotional depth to the story, and show that her ancestors are always there to support her. Now, don't get me wrong, the writing in itself was good and the story was well - though out, albeit the weak plot let it down. I would definitely recommend that people watch it, and I do give it a 4 / 5. Disney has seemingly redeemed itself in many ways, especially with many new strong releases! Inside Out 2 was amazing. Good job on this one. Keep up the good work!

I don't usually write reviews very often, but I felt compelled so to do here, as this was an exceptional sitcom. I actually discovered it by accident while browsing Netflix, and I'm glad I did. Over the course of the show, it brings moments of laughter and joy to millions of people across the planet, while also tackling many important social issues, while at the same time keeping it engaging and entertaining. It's a fine line to walk, and the show does it perfectly. Charles Boyle and Jake Peralta develop their friendship over time, and while their antics may be seen as being somewhat over the top, or not the usual behaviour in a police precinct, that's not a good critique. The show is a sitcom, and it's not meant to be realistic. Just look at Superstore, it's not a "realistic" way of life for retail workers. For people claiming this, I suggest you look up what a sitcom is. The Halloween Heist, The Pontiac Bandit, and Adrian Pimento all add charm to the show. Captain Holt is probably my favourite character, and he stands in stark contrast to the others, but at the same time, this adds a layer of depth and complexity to the show. From this point on, there will be some spoilers, so a warning to any first-timers. The point is, that the show has meaning and depth, and that is seen through people like Jake Peralta. We all think that he is a premature person, but he has an emotional side to him. This is reflected in his relationship with Amy. At the end of the show, although it is sad, he puts his family first, to look after his son. Although Season 8 wasn't as good as the previous seasons, and felt quite rushed, and had a bit too much to do with politics, it doesn't take away from the charm of the previous 7 seasons. Season 8 still had good moments, albeit not as good as the rest of the 7 seasons. It's really amazing to see the characters grow and develop. This show was extremely entertaining. So many amazing memories, such as Jake and Captain Holt being stuck in Florida undercover, and if I had to rank a best episode, "Halloween Heist" - HalloVeen is probably the most fun and bizarre, and has a memorable moment with Jake's proposal to Amy. As for Rosa Diaz, she is hard on the outside, but we do get to learn her more emotional side as the show progresses, more character development. As for Charles Boyle, he is a loyal friend to Jake throughout the series, and you can see that he values their friendship, a bit too much sometimes, but in a good way. The final episodes really showed Jake mature, especially with his conversation with Holt at the end. Terry Jeffords and Gina Linetti both have their unique traits as well, as with Hitchcock and Scully. These two are the laziest of the squad, but they sometimes help out in the most unimaginable ways. Overall, the show is a fantastic, unique take on the day-to-day life of a police precinct, and I highly recommend it to anyone of any age. Overall, it gets a 5/5 from me.

Amazing action - packed show. A must watch if you have a Netflix subscription.

Fantastic movie, really enjoyed watching it!

Must watch film! It exposes all of the terrible acts of the fishing industry, and the organisations such as the Plastic Pollution Coalition. They have a massive campaign on plastic straws, but do nothing to actually save the oceans, to stop fishing. On the website of the Plastic Pollution Coalition, it says that the movie was wrong, in that actually, only 10% of plastic pollution is from fishing. Even if that is the case, WHY do you focus on plastic straws so much, if they only make up 0.03% of the plastic pollution? Why is there NOTHING on your website on fishing? The Dolphin Safe tuna label guarantees nothing as well as the corrupt MSC. Our oceans are being destroyed by fishing, and our fish stocks are being depleted. Stop eating fish! By 2048, we will have EMPTY oceans, so you will have to anyway. Thank you Seaspiracy for exposing the fishing industry and all of the corrupt organisations involved.

Rowan Atkinson is the best actor of all time! If you don't like this movie, you don't like anything....

Fantastic movie! Matilda the Musical is one of the best musicals ever made!