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A great start to a newbie at film-watching. This film (with Rachel Bloom, Josh Gad, Awkwafina, Bill Hader etc.) is a valuble starter film. When I first saw a clip, I thought it made no sense. But when I saw it was on Netflix, I watched and loved it. I tried to watch Angry Birds 1 but it wasn't avalible on Netflix or Prime, so I bought them both on DVD (as a whole collection). It starts off with the birds pranking the pigs and the pigs pranking the birds until Courtney found a ice ball and tried to alert Leonard and that ice ball destroyed. The rest I'll leave for you to watch (if you haven't watched it), so bye. Have a nice life.

Despite the fact that I haven't seen the full movie, I think that it is a superbly animated film. The personality for Ercole Visconti is unbelievably written, and it's like his heart is a red felt tip dot. By far, this is the best Pixar film ever. I never thought Jack Dylan Grazer would be any better when I watched Shazam!, but I am wrong. Plus, also, I enjoy the fact that you got Jacob Trembaly for Luca. His role of Luca AND August (from Wonder) is absolutely stunning. Until the future, my point still stands. How comes a poorly superhero animated movie from 2004 (I am talking about Incredibles here) turn into a great and well animated story of a FISH? It's crazy! This review is coming from a young teen from the UK.

I have never seen a better illumination film on the planet. I as a matter of fact, I love the casting they used for this film like Scarlett Johansson, Tori Kelly, Nick Kroll and much more. It is crazy to think that Scarlett Johansson is a brilliant singer, it's so hard to believe that all I can here when she is singing is Natasha Romanoff singing her heart out while Star-Lord dancing to it! This review is coming from England in the UK by me.

I physically enjoyed the way George Lucas ended the prequels in such an incredible way. I do suppose this was George Lucas's 28th year of Star Wars. The writing did a marvellous job of simply making me sit back and relax during the lockdown. It's a shame this was George Lucas's last Star Wars movie he'd make before Rian Johnson inconsiderately took over, writing the worst Star Wars films by hand. Now, the wackingly brilliant way John Williams composed the music is perfect, especially the battle of Mustafar. I love the fact how Hayden Christensen and Ewan McGreggor actually looked like they were fighting in real life, and it's even better than the pillow fights me and my brother have sometimes. Quick Note: I have seen better films, but this was the best Star Wars by far! It's awesome! -LEGO Hulk

Another great action movie! When I first watched this, I was amazed! But, there are two negatives I would like to share with you guys: 1. First of all, Ultron himself. I did not really enjoy much about this villain, one thing I'd like to say is he is overrated. 2. Secondly, Pietro Maximoff (is that how you spell it?) I am not really a massive fan of Quicksilver as he didn't do much in the film. When he sacrificed himself for/to (idk) Hawkeye was great, but other than that, Pietro is kinda boring. Here two positives: 1. Tony Stark and Bruce Banner. I enjoyed Tony Stark and Bruce Banner in this movie so much, they both are good anyway. My favourite part about Tony Stark in this movie is when he builds Ultron. 2. Vision. If WandaVision didn't exist, he'd be a whole lot better. But other than that, definitely my favourite Avenger in the whole franchise. That's why it's a rating of 4 stars, not 5.

SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, but this is too good to be hated on. This action story tells you about responsibility, (I think). I found it really upsetting when Obi-Wan died for me and how it affected Luke's life. It's truly a sad story and it's sad to see the passing of David Prowse (man in the Darth Vader suit). May he rest with the force!

I have no words for this movie, no words. Amazingly scripted movie with a great way to start the saga. Too bad I only voted it 4 stars as I have to say Qui-Gon was kind of an idiot but that was pretty much at the end but ignore that, all the scenes are astonishingly great. The Prequels are my favourite thing about Star Wars (except for Solo) and the trilogy was also great, for movies made in 1977, 1980 and 1983 just amazing. Duel of the Fates was legendary definatly my favourite part about this two-hour movie and the battle of Naboo at the end was very astonishing as you have the Gungans fighting the battle droids and the other people fighting the battle droids and then eventually the droids shut down by a MASSIVE explosion at the Vuutun Palaa. Astonishing

(SPOILER ALERT!) Now, this is what you call filmmaking. Spoiler Alert: I loved it how when Hermione punched Draco, I bet Emma was brave to do that as Emma is Tom's girlfriend Thankfully no one died in this movie except a few dementors obviously and death eaters. This is the 1st movie Sirius Black shows up in and dies in the Second movie he shows up in which is in Order of the Phoenix. This is true film-making

This is probably my 3rd least favourite and there was nothing to persuade me to watch it. The title if very convincing and it's sad, and I hate how Snape killed Dumbledore but they were kind of like friends, and Dumbledore is barely in this movie

I rated it a four-star as it is not the best HP movie, and I prefer star wars but it is an amazing movie. I remember being thrilled to watch this movie with it's persuading title and especially the two duels, Bellatrix vs Molly and Voldermort vs Harry. I love the way how Molly took down the impish, unbelievable person with the name of Bellatrix. "Not my daughter you b***h" you will never hear words more outstanding words from someone's mouth. That builds up to Bellatrix dying and will defiantly convince you to watch the entire scene