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I think every movie should take some inspiration from this. Its compelling characters, its love arcs, its perfect structure. This film builds on sci-fi like very few others will. Its climax isn't about the end of the world. It's about our main characters in danger. This film will always hold a special place in my heart, and will inspire generations to come.

Star Wars is probably the greatest first film in a franchise ever, and it truly stood the test of time. This film not only created the greatest franchise and fantasy universe ever, but it also inspired countless blockbuster hits to come. Every scene builds the story and characters, and the effects are truly breathtaking. This film was the first step in the evolution of modern cinema.

This is one of those films that every single scene is either inspiring, horrifying, or just hilarious. The plot is compelling, the characters are well written, and the cinematography is something else. Comedy, action, thriller and movie lovers alike will surely enjoy this masterpiece.

This film had pretty good dialogue and cinematography, but it wasn't anything special. Interesting, but probably wouldn't watch again.

A fantastic watch with 6 individual stories. Many shocks and emotions watching this film. Brilliant acting, cinematography and storytelling.

This episode is everything any show should be. It's hilarious, heartbreaking and wholesome. Not many episodes do I think, "Wow, I'm glad I saw that", but this episode did. A truly perfect season finale, and one of the great milestones of The Office.

Even though I normally dislike shows that base episodes on popular movies, this episode was adapted just enough to make it enjoyable. There were loads of hilarious scenes, and heartbreaking ones. This episode ties with Wedding Squanchers for the best season finale of Rick and Morty.

A great episode with hilarious scenes and good character building. One of season 2's best. Fits well with the last episode

A hilarious episode focusing on Dwight and his character. We see how his relationship with Michael effects him and a funny line from almost every character.

A pretty good episode focusing on Michael and a good cold open. Kevin's b-plot fits nicely together with the main plot. Also starts the arc with Michael and Carol

A really feel-good episode. We look really deep into Michael's character, and learn a bit more about almost all of the characters.

This is Dwight's highlight scene of season 2. We see that he is a strong leader and a good friend. The B-plot with Pam's wedding is slightly forgettable and is overshadowed, but it still is an enjoyable episode.

2 pretty good plots: the office's Valentine's Day and Michael in New York. Some funny scenes with Michael, but not a memorable episode.

An episode is supposed to build upon an interesting premise. This episodes premise is kind of foolish and unoriginal. Although some of the scenes throughout the episode are hysterical, I just don't like the plot. Pretty good b-plot with Jim and Pam, though.

A pretty good episode with some funny moments and good arcs. Particularly good character building for Pam, and it's nice to see more of the warehouse characters, and Michael's relationship with them.

I'm not a huge fan of this episode. I see how it is a nice addition to the episode 'Booze Cruise', but it just seems unnecessary. It does build on Michael and Jim's characters, and it does add to the Jim and Pam love story, but it's just really forgettable.

For the first hour or so, it is hard to distinguish what the plot of the movie really is. It seemed like a jumble of different scenes, with no real connection. I'm the middle of the film, we had some really good acting from DiCaprio, and a plot awakened, And in the last 40 mins, it was pure cinema. Brilliant cinematography and acting. If the film was consistent, it would likely have been one of the best films of the year for me.

This episode wasn't anything special, but there weren't really any flaws. It wasn't really funny, but it had decent structure and some good scenes.

This is the pinnacle of a comedy sitcom episode. No b-plots, no added drama. Michael has burnt his foot, and Dwight got a concussion on his way to pick him up, and that's it. Instead of adding new comedy plots to an episode, it builds on one hilarious one.

A classic episode. Good a-plot with Michael (whilst being quite cringe-worthy), and brilliant b-plot with Jim and Pam. This episode takes the next step on our office story.

A highlight from season 2. Hilarious scenes from every episode. Great b-plot with Jim and Pam and the best Christmas episode on the show.

In this episode tells us more about Michael as a character. We see that Michael really doesn't have friends outside the office, and that his need to be liked is all he really wants. Also one of the most 'unique' cold opens. A classic episode.

This episode has an interesting premise and the suggestion box scene is gold, but it's just a follow up from the previous episode and it is quite forgettable

Engaging more in the Jim-and-Pam arc and starting the Michael-And-Jan storyline. A classic episode with a great main plot and b-plot.

A classic episode. Hilarious main plot between Michael and Dwight. Although I understand how it changes their character, I didn't particularly like the Jim-And-Pam b-plot. But overall a good episode.