Jackie Logan

The movie is a fantastic joyride that perfectly blends, action, drama, and the most well-written songs that elevate the story. The movie is a huge recommend to K-Pop stans and cinema viewers who enjoy stylized 3D animation. and im glad the studio wrote down the right lessons from their Spider-Verse movies and applied similar visual styles and low-frame animation techniques.

I was really scared to notice that movie is bad so I watched the whole thing critically. But after leaving the theatre I will 1000% admit that Thunderbolts* is a MUST WATCH to anyone who has seen the Captain America Trilogy, Ant-Man 2, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and Black Widow. Thunderbolts* is a great ensemble movie that is Marvel's decent answer to WB/DC's Suicide Squad movies. Black Widow, Red Guardian. Ghost, USAgent, and Winter Soldier are great characters that are written well to get first time viewers and longtime fans easily attached and rooting for our team of misfits that aren't ideal replacement for the Avengers. But you get what you get because they are the only people who can fill the gap.

Remarkable storytelling, memorable characters, stunning animation, fantastic visuals, and epic action. This movie is a complete package and a 100% must-watch for even those who haven't seen the preceding anime series nor have read the manga.

The movie has a lot of heart. The characters are sweet and quirky. The story was at least decent at best. But it would have been better if the overall runtime of the movie was a little longer. Because what really harmed the movie is the rushed story and character development. Walt Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios needs to try make a movie that's longer than their usual 1 hour and 45 minute runtime.

This show deserved all the backlash it got over its writing and the portrayal of Obi-Wan Kenobi, a beloved Star Wars character, as an incompetent and useless man who needed the help of a child and a woman who came from nowhere. Personally, I have no quarrel with the majority of the cast (but I do with Moses Ingram and Rupert Friend) instead it's with the writing and creative team behind this show. Having Kathleen Kennedy's name included in the credits should be an easy red flag from the beginning. Oh boy, was I so wrong and mistaken for giving this show the benefit of the doubt. And learning that she meddled with the script writing process before this show finished filming and going on air is already telling that the show is gonna be a disaster. I am so tired and fed up with the need to deconstruct beloved legacy male characters and portray them as useless, stupid, clueless, and incompetent. Just so the female characters can be depicted as smarter and more successful in coming up with solutions to get out of trouble. What's more upsetting is Darth Vader acting completely out of character when he didn't kill Reva on the spot for her failure. And knowing his true identity as former Jedi Anakin Skywalker is already a death warrant.

The Arcane series by Riot Games and Fortiche Prod, a frequent collaborator animation studio, is a magnificently well-crafted animated show that is totally unlike any other animated show we've ever seen. It's fair to say that Arcane is the first animated series of its kind to tell such a story that's deep, mature, and well-written that's presented with this kind of unique animation that's a blend of stylised 3D and hand-drawn visuals and effects. Literally every thing about the show is very well-planned and executed perfectly. All thanks to Riot Games's internal lore team pouring in a lot of their love, passion, and effort into realising the complicated and dark world of Piltover & Zaun even though it's just one place within a larger world of Runeterra. Viewers do not have to be a player of League of Legends nor a lore fanatic, even though I am both myself, to get hooked and invested in this show. Both players of the massively popular game and casual viewers can be equally entertained and invested in the complex storyline of Arcane. Even though this may be a love letter to everyone who's more invested in the lore of League of Legends than those who play the game and know very little of the lore. Anyone who seeks to enjoy entertaining stories can check out this show. This is a huge recommend to everyone and an easy 10/10 or 5/5 stars from me. Even though there's only 3 episodes available to watch as of the writing of this "review". They're more than enough to get you invested in the story and patiently wait for six more episodes.

Remarkable storytelling, memorable characters, stunning animation, fantastic visuals, and epic action. This movie is a complete package and a 100% must-watch for even those who haven't seen the preceding anime series nor have read the manga.

Don't like it but I don't hate it. The faults are just impossible to ignore. Knowing the DOTA lore felt like a requirement. Especially when you are not a DOTA player nor a hardcore fan of the mythos which you would dedicate your time into understanding and knowing it all IF you are one. The characters are nearly impossible to connect with. Davion is just unlikable and so are the others. The narrative feels muddled and several plot threads and subplots are completely ditched as the shows goes on. The character development felt totally forced and uninteresting. The voice-acting is decent but not great. Some lines are nearly impossible to comprehend but that issue can be mitigated by enabling subtitles on Netflix. As for the story and world building, you will be confused the hell out. The introduction to the world and setting is just an exposition dump through narration including the conflict. The bad guys, what can I say, I DON'T know who is the REAL bad guy. They don't even actively oppose the main characters nor even feel threatened. GoshI can't even finish this review because I really don't enjoy the show. And that makes me angry. There's way more cons than pros in my HONEST opinion. Anyone who do enjoy the show including the niche audience are way more biased and forgiving with it. Anyone who gives this show a positive reception have terrible stupid tastes in good storytelling. The way this show is handled especially the story, writing, the voice acting, and the TERRIBLE 3D just drags this show down and made it fail to live up to its potential as a video game-based adaptation. Surprisingly, Netflix's Castlevania show did and function better as a video game adaptation. I am very PROUD of that. Also, I am VERY shocked because that Studio Mir, a production company i know and love uses a lot of 3D than their past shows. Seeing the terrible 3D especially when their used for the large-scale skirmishes and background is just TERRIBLE. And so my final verdict is a 3-star rating. Though the show is not bad but it's not awesome either. I honestly want to give it a 2 and 1/2 stars. But I might get judged harshly for being negative. Well, I don't really care.

The movie fell short in some areas and failed to recapture on what made the previous film memorable in the first place. But it made up for it by depicting a different form of conflict that requires little need for violence. At least the movie was successfully able to convey its message in an emotional way. In the end "Wonder Woman 1984" may not be that great but it definitely left a smile on my face. This movie is still a worthy sequel that DC fans will still enjoy though they may be disappointed with key character changes that deviated from the original comic incarnation and background origins. But it's for the best of the story which was done with careful thought and consideration.

The story is pretty decent the only disappointing aspects is the garbage portrayal of Cassandra Cain and the laughable climactic fight scenes. Cassandra Cain is merely a petty pickpocket who has little consideration of potential consequences depending on the people she stole from. The Cassandra Cain I know is a trained assassin redeemed by Batman and has poor communication skills due to being trained to kill for her entire life instead of being given basic education. The climactic fight scenes are laughable at best. It took me a second watch to notice the poor execution of the choreography. The stuntmen playing the thugs and goons are just overdoing it their roles. And the way the actresses execute their choreography made me facepalm is embarrassment. I was overly positive about this movie before it came out and I was genuinely excited to see. It took me a while to notice and accept the blatant flaws.