JohnnySlayer

I think the show is finally getting it's groove, but it's slow to say the least. The changes to the lore is rather annoying. The fact that there going to do this Robocop storyline with Master Chief is just cliche at best. It's been done so many times. Ghost In The Shell tried to do the very same thing and it flopped. I was surprised on the change to Cortana's look. They must have made a VFX change to the look. She is more blue than in the trailer. Still not perfect, but I can definitely get used to it. Now getting back story on The Covenant human girl, I can say that I'm starting to feel where her character is headed and I think it was a nice edition to include the hunter worms. The scene with them was quite good, but the Kwan Ha storyline is where I'm not feeling it. To be fair she did get very little screentime this episode and I fear we are going to get a lot of her next episode instead of Master Chief. Although I can sit through all the negatives, my biggest gripe with episode and the show overall is still making Master Chief not wear his helmet. Even this episode her barely had his armor on until the end of the episode. The Mandolorian did the helmet thing far better and we rarely saw him without it. Hopefully Paramount and the writers hear the feedback and make Pablo Schreiber wear the Armor and The Helmet more during next season. Overall this episode was solid with few issues and hopefully this is a sign that the rest of the episodes are as good as this one.

I still can't believe how Johannes Roberts dropped the ball. I've never seen such awful Visual Effects since Mortal Kombat Annihilation and that was 20 years ago. There was literally no plot after 20 minutes. It's just go to one location and the next. The references to the first 2 Remakes were refreshing, but they completely relied on them the whole movie. Don't even get me started on the actors. None of them are anything like their Video Game CounterParts. Not even Chris. The guy who played Wesker should have played Chris. Jill is completely underused and the change to Claire's story is dull and boring. This was another awful Video Game Adaptation. This film makes me appreciate The 2002 version more. That one actually had a plot. Sony please give this franchise to New Line Cinema Or Blumhouse. Stop trying to make Resident Evil into a movie you've failed too many times.

I still can't believe how Johannes Roberts dropped the ball. I've never seen such awful Visual Effects since Mortal Kombat Annihilation and that was 20 years ago. There was literally no plot after 20 minutes. It's just go to one location and the next. The references to the first 2 Remakes were refreshing, but they completely relied on them the whole movie. Don't even get me started on the actors. None of them are anything like their Video Game CounterParts. Not even Chris. The guy who played Wesker should have played Chris. Jill is completely underused and the change to Claire's story is dull and boring. This was another awful Video Game Adaptation. This film makes me appreciate The 2002 version more. That one actually had a plot. Sony please give this franchise to New Line Cinema Or Blumhouse. Stop trying to make Resident Evil into a movie you've failed too many times.

The finale was completely frustrating. While the overall story is quite good, it didn't stick the landing at all. The writing felt very safe and very cheap. While it answered the most popular question, it didn't answered everything else. Almost everything was a red herring. Plus the fact that the showrunner and Paul Bettany purposefully hyped and completely lied to it's audience proved that they was just trying to get as many viewers as possible and I'm completely disgusted. Oh how good this show could have been if they would of actually taken risks. Such a shame.

I'm happy to say that Paradise Hills is a solid film, but it has some plot problems. My main issue is that the film didn't provide enough backstory for the main characters other than Uma. The Duchess really needed some backstory considering she has supernatural elements to her character. I wish they weren't cliche and kill the obvious people that get killed in horror movie. Yu and Chloe needed more screentime and the ending was so cliche. The set design was gorgeous considering that it was on a 10 million budget. The VFX need work, but understandable considering it's only on 10 mil. Overall it's a solid film. You'll be pleasently surprised.

My god, this movie was excellent. I love everything about this movie. Justice Smith delivers a great serious performance as Tim Goodman, while Ryan Reynolds delivers a very good comedic performance. If anyone who's wondering about if he's acting like deadpool in this. He's not. There's a lighter and softer tone than what he says in the Deadpool movies. I won't give anything away because there are to many surprises. Espically for Pokemon Fans. Pikachu interactions with other Pokemon were a treat. The VFX are so Spectacular, that it feels like the Pokemon are real along with the world-building. The Film is for everyone, but it will be an extra TREAT for the Pokemon fans.

I hate how people in horror movies do dumb stuff. Like go upstairs instead of trying to use the back door and making it outside. The characters do the same thing here specifically the kids. It's frustrating on how bad the writing was. Like why would you do that? It has so much potential. Cinematography and production really stand out for me. The pale colors and the set pieces I really enjoy. The story is as simple as it gets. CPS case worker goes to discover 2 children dead in a canal. She has to take her children with her, even though the boy is old enough to babysit. Then the boy goes on an adventure and wants to be nosy. Then he encounters The vengeful spirit La Llarona and gets his sister and mother cursed. Then the mom looks for help to stop her from taking her children. I swear I've seen this before. The Jump scares still kind of get you, even though you see them coming. It's the same old, same old. Im very worried for the conjuring 3 now. I hope they get new writers.

Glass has so much potential. So much that I Thought would get to see it in this film, but i was wrong. Overall, I enjoy the film, but it has some messy plot points that involve Sarah Paulson's character the most. The first and some of the 2nd act was spectacular, but ending off the 2nd act is where i had trouble understanding. It felt like Shyamalan didn't know what to do with these characters. Plus how to end the unbreakable trilogy. McAvoy and Samuel L Jackson did well. Anya Taylor Joy and David Dunn son (forgot his name) were good also. Bruce Willis's David Dunn didn't have alot of screen time. Which to me is strange. He's the main character. If Shyamalan had full creative control of the film. He needs someone to look over his future projects. He's starting to fall back into the films that were plain awful. Like The Last Airbender and Lady in the water. I hope Glass gets a sequel. I'm pretty sure we are going to need another film to satisfy our needs. Don't expect a masterpiece, but go in with low expectations and i think you will enjoy Glass.

After watching this, I felt really surprised on how good it was. Don't expect it to be too similar to The Jungle Book. Mowgli is a more adult oriented film with some dark tones which I appreciate. I was very more focused on the actors. Everyone stands out. Even some actors that have small, but important roles. The CGI was the only thing that got under my skin. Some scenes had excellent visual effects, then exceptional, and then just plain horrible CGI. It feels like an unfinished film and took me away from the movie for a while. Maybe Warner Bros cut the films cost when they decided to go to Netflix. I feel really sorry for Andy Serkis. If Warner Bros would have let Serkis finish Mowgli. It would have been better than Disney's version and Andy Serkis would get more praise when he clearly earns it.

When Sony announced that this film would ignore the R rating to see if this can join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I knew it was going to be trash. Almost 40 minutes were cut out and those scenes were Hardy's favorite moments shooting this film. Hardy was the best part and honestly the only good thing about the film. Everything else was a mess. I appreciate that Sony tried to be as comic accurate to the character as possible, but it wasn't enough. The tone was everywhere. I can't even begin to tell how bad on what they were trying to do, because I don't even know. Side characters do their part and that's that. I don't understand why the even want to try go with a PG-13 rating. Venom doesn't need the MCU and the MCU doesn't need venom. If the movie would have stayed with the R rating. It would have been a better movie for sure.

As I watched this season, I thought this was just a lame attempt to make money off the Viewers. This season was good enough for me to be emotional invested. I was yelling because I was angry and scared, I didn't know what was going to happen next, espically with Tyler, Jessica, Alex, Justin, and Clay. This episode was about moving on, but I honestly Can't believe that they are, we have watched these guys get angry and upset about Hannah's Death, the verdict of the trial, and Bryce. When they were all at the dance, Bryce and Justin were having a cordial conversation about their Freshman year when they first met, Clay came in and then just left with Justin, Then when Tyler was beaten by the Jocks, he wanted revenge and it was completely understandable. I Low-Key wanted the shooting to happen if the Jocks were There, but it wasn't right for him to kill everyone there that were innocent. The Jocks are the only ones that deserve to pay for what happen, they did. In My Opinion, Humiliation and being Exposed is worse than death because you have to live with that for the rest of your life. This Season is proved that the story isn't done and even though it's the 2nd season, it's just getting started.

Yeah, you heard me, I think this episode confirmed what happens after Infinity War and I think it confirms that Tony/Iron Man will travel back in time to save the Avengers in Avengers 4. In the beginning of this episode Coulson and his team wake up in a space station and they discover that it's ran by the Kree. As everyone finds their way back together, they must find a way to leave Kree and get back to earth to Fitz. Anyway after everyone is back together they discovered a wannabe Star-lord. His acting was very cringe- worthy BTW. they figure out that Earth was destroyed by a Cosmic Event a long time ago. (my bet is INFINITY WAR ). Now if it's true, everything will go back to NORMAL after Avengers 4.

Omg, I was afraid that this show would go downhill after episode 3, but I couldn't be anymore wrong. This episode was really good. Now that Polaris and Reed escaped from Sentinel Services, we get to see Polaris really use her powers and really showing us how powerful she really is. The promo for episode 5 looks like it's only going to get better from here.

The Gifted is a show based off the X-Men universe that revolves around a suburban family with mutant kids and mutant fugitives forming an underground railroad for safe passage for mutants in danger. Inhuman and mutants are alike and the way ABC uses them is very Similar to the Mutants and The X-men. ABC's MCU shows has always tried to shove Inhumans down are throats and now they are suffering the backlash due to Inhumans being slaughtered by critics. The Gifted brings what the audience has been waiting for mutants on the small screen and it exceeds in every way. The Visuals are outstanding and the characters that they invented are creative especially Eclipse. All in all this show is everything you want it to be and more.

If you stopped watching Empire you missed out big time!!! This premiere was amazing the song "Love Me" by Jamal was fantastic. I'm calling it right now that this will be the best season yet for Empire. You wanna know why? Because of the Dubious, the Lyons finally found an enemy that will my chance to bring them down.

Was I only one who was DISAPPOINTED with the finale? I felt it has too many flaws. The Fact that no died in the end really made me angry. The way they ended off the Villain that turns people into statues was really cheap and Lazy. Don't even remind me of the Romance of Scott and Malia, but I really do love how everyone came back together to defeat the Argents though. It was great to see so many characters returning for the finale.

I thought this show was great, but it did have it's flaws. The fight scenes were fantastic. Sigourney Weaver and Elektra were amazing villains. ending was cliché though with Matt/DareDevil waking up from a hospital after the Defenders blow up the building that had that huge hole that we Saw in DareDevil Season 2. I believe this ending will lead up to Bullseye for DareDevil Season 3. Overall you will not be Disappointed with this entry in the series.

SPOILER: Call me a hater all you want, but this ending to a decent show was ridiculous. This episode was unoriginal and stupid. Like a twin sister, seriously? The most unoriginal part about this episode is where both Spencer and her twin get in a fight and it results them getting aimed with gun by Toby. He has trouble figuring out which one is the real Spencer. Oh my God can the writers come up with something original?