Anna Wehmeyer

Legends: Z-A is the first game where I'd actually want to catch every Pokemon and complete the Dex, which is huge. Even the side quests are fun. It's beautiful and captures Lumiose city perfectly. There's no lagging or anything like Scarlet and Violet or Sword and Shield. Z-A runs great and looks amazing on the Nintendo Switch 2. It's not hyper realistic or high def, but no game really is. Videogames aren't real life. Z-A doesn't have voice acting, but if it did then they would have to match the characters mouths to the words and do that for every single language. I don't think we actually want that. Mario doesn't have voice acting either, and I think the food graphics in Z-A are pretty similar to those in Mario Party Jamboree that everyone applauded. Not sure why people want to single out and nitpick Z-A? Because it takes place in a single city? That's called variety and I like it. The cityscape gives it a cat in Paris type of vibe and really fits the region. If people want forests then another game can focus on that. I'm glad you can't go into every single building. Why would people want to? That would take way too much time. I also think the story and characters in Z-A are some of the best. You literally feel for Lysander and AZ. People can save the criticisms for the actual bad games. I for one hope Pokemon give us more games based in major cities like Z-A.

Indy's acting is really good and it's a joy to see him on screen at the very least, so I definitely still recommend checking the movie out. The story though is very confusing. There is such a thing as too much ambiguity and dog perspective. How did Indy get so dirty to the point of needing the bath? What exactly happened to the grandpa's dog? What is real and what is Indy imagining? I'm pretty sure the film's about him trying to chase away the grim reaper and disease that's killing his owner, which is actually pretty cool, but it would just be better if they kept things more simple and easier to understand since it's from a dogs point of view and in a horror universe we don't fully understand the rules of. Hopefully they can take notes from Benji and try again.

Very cinematic, interesting, and well made. Absolutely terrifying because of how real it is. If I was one of those kids I would have gotten motion sickness from the extreme driving. XD I'm glad they didn't go political with it. The Lost Bus is a true masterpiece. A movie everyone can enjoy and should check out.

Only seen this film because it had cat on the cover and it peaked my curiosity. So much better than I was expecting. It's a lot like John Wick and Nobody, only the guy in Caught Stealing doesn't have the resume that John and Hutch do. Quite the opposite actually. There is some gross stuff in the 1st half, but nothing too bad. There's a sex scene, but it cuts out before it shows anything. All of it can be seen in the trailer and makes it seem a lot worse than it actually is. The ending more than makes up for it anyways. You won't walk away from the movie feeling disappointed at all. I think Caught Stealing has been criminally overlooked though. Hopefully it will gain attention later on. It deserves some hype. The creators of it definitely knew what they were doing.

Absolutely pointless and not worth the watch. It's just unrelatable political drama with no real story, action, or substance. Just people walking down the road and taking an occasional poo. It's worth noting how the Major talks about making things "great again" and that the government in the film banned books though. Not sure if it's supposed to be a jab at Trump? Our nation is only removing pornographic material from school libraries and not actually banning anything. Especially not actual books like Huckleberry Finn or whatever. We most certainly aren't sending youth on death walks. Either way, the movie promotes revenge and political violence; and not even in any smart, meaningful, or interesting way. There's simply no world building or character development to make it worth while. Enough said. There are plenty of other, better films to see.

I was worried from the trailer that they might have made the son gay and went the whole bullied route, but that was not the case. Thank God! It was just a good old fashioned, fun, wholesome, DRAMA FREE, somewhat comedic, action filled, beat 'em up film like the original. I actually think I like it better than the 1st. My only complaint is just that it wasn't as iconic and didn't have a memorable kitty cat bracelet scene or anything. They did name the cat Lasagna though, like the poor food that got ruined in the first movie, which was awesome. They should definitely name the dog Badger after the poor, destroyed plushie if the dog didn't already have a name on the cage. 🦡 🐺🐱🍽️

Wish I could give 0 or negative stars. The movie is totally inappropriate, especially for one made by a so called "family friendly" and/or "Christian" studio. It blatantly teases a lesbian relationship between the main girl and her friend, with the friend asking to be her girlfriend at the end. There's also the language issue, which I personally could care less about, and the fact that the film is a full on horror movie with killer nightmare fuel monsters that's way too scary for kids. I think a bus driver and/or whomever actually dies. Save yourself the time and money and just create your own, actually wholesome, imaginary creatures and stories at home.

I was surprised by how tragic this movie was, and by how good it is considering that the original was just ok to me. Happy Gilmore 2 is very wholesome, heartfelt, and funny. It gave me a good laugh at least 3 times. The "age appropriate happy place" especially. Happy's face when he holds up the medium sized pants is the absolute best and by far my favorite scene. Every character from the original makes a return too, or has a "kid" that makes an appearance, which is super cool. It's nice to see a little bit of what everyone has been doing. That alone makes this a great sequel. People want to complain about all the flashbacks, but they're quick and to the point and I found them really helpful. It's like going on a nostalgia trip with a dear friend, and is much easier and less lonely than having to remember every little thing yourself. I definitely appreciate that and do recommend checking this movie out.

This movie is shockingly raw, sad, and even depressing. You really feel for the dad, Toby, and Astro. It's makes it very captivating. You just gotta love it. People need movies like this and this one's extremely well done. I definitely recommend it. Everyone would appreciate watching this at least once. It blows me away every time I see it.

Truly one of my favorite movies. Top 5 for sure. We named my cat Spunky's 2 twin brothers Shungha and Kumal after the tigers. My sisters kept Shungha, but we had to give away Kumal. Either way the movie is so much fun, very heartfelt, and well done. Educational too. You don't see many movies about tigers or that are based in wherever they are. The only negative I can think of is the mother and father tiger mating in the beginning. They mostly show it off camera, but you can still hear their roaring. It's worth it though for Shungha and Kumal, and the mother tiger walking out of the foliage to meet the father is very pretty. Overall a great movie. 🐯👍🏻