The Mega Reviewer

This is such a beautifully animated short film. However it is also very dark and heartbreaking. Animal abuse, dog fighting, and just wanting to be loved. It’s about a small kitten and a pitbull. The kitten is scared and playful and the poor pitbull is being trained to be a fighting dog. There aren’t vivid dog fighting scenes but there are end results of it but thankfully not death which is very likely. This pitbull just wants to be loved and give love but was unfortunate to have a bad owner. What I love about this short is they show the biased fear mongering about Pitbulls and how unfair it is. People for no reason are afraid of this pitbull but loving towards the kitten. This short does have a very happy ending though where people aren’t biased towards the pitbull and give him a chance. I highly recommend this. It’s eye opening about illegal dog fighting, animal abuse, and how we shouldn’t fear an animal just because society labeled them “aggressive”. Any animal can be aggressive but when raised correctly, loved, and the animal is respected and not harmed, they’ll be happy and not be aggressive. Animals depend on how they’re raised. Fight dogs are aggressive because they were forced to be that way.

Going to start off by pointing out that this review is not going to be compared or based on the book. They're very different. Movies based on books usually never follow the exact content and to make things fair we're only going to review the movie itself. Some people never read the books anyways. However, it will be difficult because of plot holes and other things. This one was just boring. The first trial was awesome and epic to watch but after that it just went downhill. Many scenes felt rushed and the scenes that felt rushed were important moments. They dragged out all the flashy pointless stuff that didn't benefit anything or anyone. This one focused more on comedy and teenage drama that they just let happen without explanation which led to plot holes. The late Alan Rickman's portrayal of Professor Severus Snape saved the movie. He had the ability to gain everyone's attention. He's very funny without even trying to be or should be. He's quite intimidating as Snape but you can't help but crack a grin at his performance when he does his punishments to Ron and Harry. We can see they too are trying not to laugh when they're working on trying to find dates for the Yule Ball. This one just didn't do it for me. Characters they were being introduced to weren't properly done and scenes were dragged out when they shouldn't have been. Man, I wish there was a Quidditch match in this one. Would've made things more interesting when these Triwizard Trials should've been full of action and entertaining but weren't.

Going to start off by pointing out that this review is not going to be compared or based on the book. They're very different. Movies based on books usually never follow the exact content and to make things fair we're only going to review the movie itself. Some people never read the books anyways. However, it will be difficult because of plot holes and other things. The story was well enough told. There were confusing parts when explaining certain characters and creators however. We have many of the same actors and actresses but a major factor was replaced. Richard Harris passed away and Dumbledore is now portrayed by Sir Michael John Gambon. Dumbledore is played a little differently. Richard was much more soft spoken and calm while Sir Michael is much more boisterous and eccentric. Despite the polar opposite of Dumbledore they portrayed Michael's is still very good. The effects of the Quidditch match were far greater than all the others. This was terrifying and far life threatening than all the others. The Dementors are very fascinating and terrifying creators. I believe they could've been explained and touched on a bit more. I also wish they talked more about Sirius Black. The whole story really revolves around him since he's the prisoner of Azkaban but his character wasn't properly explained or introduced in the story. The werewolf effect was also very, very disappointing. They were starting off strong but the werewolf looked more like an anorexic, lanky skinwalker. Very disappointing. This movie wasn't bad but it wasn't great either since they kept throwing stuff around but not explaining anything. Many of these characters are very important to the story of the movie but aren't being portrayed as such. If you enjoyed the first two then yes you may like this one too. But for me this one was a hit and miss on certain details they were trying to tell the story and effects.

Going to start off by pointing out that this review is not going to be compared or based on the book. They're very different. Movies based on books usually never follow the exact content and to make things fair we're only going to review the movie itself. Some people never read the books anyways. However, it will be difficult because of plot holes and other things. Once again I enjoyed watching the actors and actresses. They really play well off of each other. There are a lot of changes in the cast though. Many were replaced but because some didn't have any major roles in the first film many wouldn't even notice. Minor background characters are easy to replace without causing issues. Once again the effects are amazing and even improved from the last movie. Quidditch is still my favorite scene. Watching the action and how vicious players get is epic and action packed. Hogwarts is just amazing to see come to life. This castle is huge and we find ourselves in new classrooms as our characters enter their second year of Hogwarts. If you enjoyed the first movie then you'll enjoy this one. Sequels usually aren't as good but this sequel didn't flop. The fighting scenes are still relatively kid friendly and don't show what's happening aside from using shadows. We also learn a new slur "Mudblood" which is what Purebloods call muggleborns.

Going to start off by pointing out that this review is not going to be compared or based on the book. They're very different. Movies based on books usually never follow the exact content and to make things fair we're only going to review the movie itself. Some people never read the books anyways. However, it will be difficult because of plot holes and other things. One thing that also gets annoying for me is they call the Philosopher's Stone the Sorcerer's Stone. I will not get over that for many reasons but now for the main event. These actors and actresses done wonderfully and majority of them are all children aside from those who play as professors. The acting is well done and not overly done or dull. You can't help but be sucked in by their characters. Some characters are your typical goofy kids while others are snobs. Hogwarts is like every school but instead of the school being full of muggles it's full of witches and wizards. Speaking of muggles I'm sure some are wondering "What is a muggle?" A muggle is someone who has no magic at all and can't perform magic. The storytelling is well done but there are some confusing moments on how Harry, Ron, and Hermione get to their conclusions and how they helped out more. However, despite some confusion it's still a great plot and premise. Hogwarts is just an amazing and magical place. The scenery of Hogwarts Express, Hogwarts Castle, The Dark Forest, The Grand Hall, and the epic Quidditch match. The Quidditch match was by far my favorite scene. Quidditch is a wizardry sport and it's downright brutal. Watching everyone flying their broomsticks made it feel like I too was in the air. Very well done. The movie does have noticeable flaws but the creativity of this magical world makes up for said flaws. Among all the magic there is comedy, very light horror, and suspense. If you haven't seen this movie then I highly recommend it.

For starters Kristen Stewart’s monologue, lack of acting skills, and lack of emotions really kills the vibe. If she changes emotions will it kill her? She’s either monotone or screeching. She’s boring to watch. When she was talking to Jacob I was busy paying attention to Charlie and Billie messing around in the background because it was more entertaining. Robert Pattinson wasn’t too bad. He at least showed more emotions than Kristen. These two are our main characters and watching Kristen is torture. I enjoyed a few other characters but they didn’t get as much screen time and we know close to nothing about them. Everyone just seems uncomfortable on set and wants to just be done. The fight scene was short lived, could’ve been so much better, and again Kirsten can’t act so I felt nothing for the character Bella. If you enjoyed the books then you’ll no doubt hate the movie. This is not something I’ll recommend to people. Some scenes are great but it’s because of secondary characters like Charlie and Billle.

I loved this. Great characters and character development, struggles in the cutthroat business of running a restaurant, struggles of addictions, love and betrayal, and so much more. This is a Hell’s Kitchen when tempers flare. So many are trying to prove something and others want revenge. There’s so much conflict and it’s great for the story. I highly recommend this. It’s a great movie especially if you’re into cooking, love drama, and enjoy watching how chaotic the kitchen can be when you’re trying to make a name for yourself.

I loved the story and plot. Not perfect but entertaining nonetheless. A lot was obvious and left little to nothing for the imagination since they spoon fed you what's going to happen. Some who aren't paying super close attention may miss this though. The ghosts weren't the greatest but played out their roles for the story but that's what is explained in the plot. "It's not a ghost story but the ghost is a metaphor" is stated more than once and I feel that's how they're explaining this movie. I loved the acting and recognized many actors and actresses. Many of their performances are memorable and breathtaking. I love the over the top insanity and how they have to force themselves to reign it in. It's not a romance per se but when romance does arise it's clear it's supposed to be awkward at moments and then amazing the next. I do recommend this horror. The beauty, the twists and turns, the mystery is well done. Yes, there's some moments of confusion and plot holes but it doesn't ruin the horror.

This was actually a decent movie. My favorite was the end and it's twist. I also enjoyed the story about Hollow Face and the origins of it. The title of the movie doesn't quite fit but I can understand why they went with it. There's some subtitles since there's two stories being told into one. There's so much psychological madness. Reality bends into fantasy and we even have religion playing into it but it's not preachy. Hollow Face reminds me of The Boogeyman. Is he real? Is he animated from an overly active imagination? In ways it reminds me of Slenderman and one story of his origins where if you believe enough in him and call him he will come. Your mind can be your best friend and your greatest enemy. It has super slow moments where it's boring at times. However, when the atmosphere is right I'm grateful it doesn't rely on super loud noises or pointless jumpscares. I do recommend watching it. The story and plot is interesting despite slow moments.

It was an alright movie but had quite a few plot holes and not the greatest ending. I understand the ending because of the characters but it felt like a real let down all the same. It was also strange watching Jeffrey Dean Morgan be a bad dad. He's played his fair share of villains but his charisma when it comes to family made me unsure how to feel and wonder if he'll have a redemption moment in the movie. I however loved watching the competitive Billiard Ball. I wish there were more scenes of it. I have watched people make amazing mind blowing shots and always fascinated me. I am grateful they didn't go in detail about the mathematics of shooting pool but honestly it would be like the movie 21 which did loosely explain counting cards. I say loosely very loosely because counting cards is illegal but I digress. Point being it would've added something more to the movie and plot. This isn't a horrible movie. The acting as well done, there wasn't a pointless romance jumbled up, it was a simple movie.