Reviews

ICupid and iDragged Him were terrible episodes. And that's weird because I loved drag queens and Rachel Bloom but for some reason those episodes were more campy than usual and they didn't focus on the iCarly plot.

This episode does focus on the main storyline and has some better writting and jokes.

I know. This movie isn't perfect. It's flawed like everything and it has it's issues like some writing choices.

But I genuinely think this was an amazing teen movie. The romance is there and it's fun and healthy. The comedy is there, sometimes work sometimes it doesn't.

I know it is easy to hate this movie for his feminism content. But hey, I as a man, think it was pretty enjoyable. Please don't rate this bad just cause it's a feminist movie. It shows some problems and microaggressions women get to suffer and I think the target public will be benefit from knowing what this micro and macroaggression are. Overall a very enjoyable movie to watch anytime you want.

Let's address the elephant in the room first... This show has nothing to do with Rick and Morty... Okay, yeah, they have the same writer, kind of humor and animation. It's quintessential Justin Roland. Solar Opposites isn't trying to be Rick and Morty, they just share the same genre.

I was going to compare what makes Solar Opposites different than Rick and Morty but I will try not to do that in this review.

What is Solar Opposites about? Is about four aliens who recently land on earth but they shouldn't be here, yet, they try to learn about the human kind at their sci-fi style but it always goes wrong.

Is it good? It is, I mean, it starts kind of slow. The first three episodes are some buildup of the characters and their uniqueness style of life. Then the fourth episode is where things start to became interesting. The characters became familiar and if you are paying enough attention, you will discover their relationship between each other and their unique personalities.

The humor is basically the same as Rick and Morty but with a different kind of changes. Every character has their own storyline and their own way to react to human kind. Also, yeah they give a lot of promotion to Hulu but they do that with jokes, it's almost satirical and dumb the way they do that and they know it

And of course, the Wall storyline is amazing. Is like their unique plot in the show and I'm hoping gets more developed for the second season.

Give this show an opportunity, it's just simple fun.

I mean, best episode so far of the entire season. I wasn't sure if it was going to be good after so many bad episodes but this episode is the best of the entire show since a long time.

I'll be the first to admit it. Into The Dark is not a work of art, sometimes it has the most boring or dumb storylines like treehouse or midnight kiss. But sometimes it came out with episodes like this.

This episode is about toxic relationships and the pop industry. It's really extraordinary in every aspect, from storywise to bloodwise. I mean, even the editing, effects and music are great. This is one of the few episodes of this season with the christmas episode that I absolutely enjoyed. I will totally recommend this episode to everyone.

So please, stop giving it mediocre rating to this show when it doesn't deserve it. Or please someone explain to me why is this show so hated when it delivers his decent movies like any other anthology show out there.

C'mon, are you gonna tell me that you didn't see this coming?

William is obviously Kara's love interest, he's hot. a reporter, he wants to uncover the truth about some weird things and he's likely to discover Kara's identity pretty quick. So this was very obvious, but a couple of romantic scenes are not enough to rate this episode so poorly, it was kinda good.

PROS:

-THE ENDING. The last three episodes are television golden in his most pure representation. It´s full of twists, unexpected revelations and a satisfying resolution.

-A good story overall, with decent performances.

-It was cancelled. I know it sounds wrong but this show it's better in just one season. I don't think a second season would have been good, after all this season has a good conclusion.

CONS:

-Really slow and some things are a little bit predictable at the first episodes. Overall the part of being slow it's because making a horror show focusing on a camp with 10 episodes feels like a lot. This show should last maximum 8 episodes.

-The acting was just decent. Must of the cast is forgettable.

PROS:

-When his focus is the main plot, the show makes really good episodes like the episodes 1x07 & 1x08, these two episodes are golden.

-A great cast. It's amazing how good Jack Cutmore-Scott plays his character; the supporting characters are really good too.

-It has an interesting concept. A magician helping the FBI with cases of crimes filled with illusion. I mean, come on, that's great.

CONS:

-We already have many episodic police shows with a special partner. Lucifer, for example, is one of them, the flash I would say is kinda the same because he has a team like this show. The idea is not so original even though the way they developed is.

-The never-ending story about two partners who resolved crimes and they fall in love with each other. I mean, it's the most obvious cliché in the world and this show has this boring cliché. This show is kinda predictable.

-It was cancelled. And now we will never knew what happened next. And that's such bone killer.

PROS:

-Young sexy cast.

-An interesting premise at first glance.

CONS:

-It just focuses on sex. I mean, I know it was going to be many sex scenes but I didn't want it to believe it was just a lot of sex scenes and people only caring about whom are they doing with. And the sex scenes are not even that explicit. They were very soft.

-It doesn't have anything to say about anything. There's not plot really, just sex and conspirators but at first it's just boring. The plot never feels like it's moving.

-The acting and jokes are blank. It doesn't feel like they put much effort into it.

PROS:

-Short entertaining episodes with a good pacing.

-The actors fit right with their characters and they do a good job in the acting department, giving every character a unique personality.

-Good plots about self-discovery in a new environment. Mrs. Fletcher is trying to find out who she is when she's not just a mother and his son is trying to discover who he is when he's not the popular guy. There's a lot of sex discovery too. It's a very sexual show.

-Inclusive. They have transgender, lesbian, gay, bisexual, fat, black, white, straight, old and more representation and it doesn't feel forced or trying to make an statement about today's world.

CONS:

-It feels unfinished. Like, I know they want us to believe that is a limited miniseries but I don't felt like that was it. I feel like, yeah, they really close many plots of the season but I feel like they open many plots for a second season with that ending. It feels like they were cancelled and give it the excuse of a miniseries.

-Sometimes the sexual aspect is like too much that I just couldn't focus much on the plot.

-The son's a jerk. I didn't empathize so much with him so I didn't care about what happen to him. It feels like he didn't fulfill his character arc.

PROS:

-A really mature premise. The story focuses on Alexa. She has cancer, and we will be watching how this affects to this girl and her family.

-The emotional moments are golden. I found myself crying into half of the episodes of each season. It's simply amazing, and it really opens a conversation.

-It's entertaining and short. Every episode it feels like the plot is moving forward. I mean, every season take place a year on the girls lives.

CONS:

-Sitcom laughs that makes you feel like the show is forcing you to laugh to jokes that aren't that funny. It's essentially a Disney show with a mature thematic.

-May not appeal to boys.

-Some jokes aren't really funny and sometimes it's very corny.

PROS:

-Extraordinary actors

-Thought provoking dialogues

-Good message.

CONS:

-It's so freaking slow that I got bore in the first 10 minutes and after 40 minutes, I almost got sleep.

-It doesn't live up to the hype. It isn't as good as many people make them look.

-I don't know a lot about camera work but this movie is looking like it was a found footage movie, like a mockumentary, I didn't like it.

PROS:

EVERY SINGLE THING.

The acting is great. The pacing is amazing, it always feels like something is happening and you won't get bored. The message isn't scream out at the audience, you need to read between the lines. The characters are well developed, there's no hero or villain. You can empathize with every character and understand why they do what they do. There are violence, comedy, action, suspense and romance. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, and I find myself really.

CONS:

Not for me, but some people may find the ending really weird and unsatisfying. But read some reviews and probably you would understand what's the message behind the ending.

Pros:

-The cast and the acting are great, every character is entertaining and they have their storyline. It's an entertaining movie even though it has lots of clichés. The pacing keeps you interested in what's happening. The story is simple. Strong female characters and The Rock is an fearful teenager in this movie.

Cons:

-It's completely predictable. You already know what's going to happen most of the time. Some jokes are very immature. It's so simple it's just generic. If your one of those people who likes to be surprised by something. This is not your movie; if you watch the trailer, you already know what this movie is about.

Let's be simple with this movie

Pros: -Some funny jokes. I feel like the animation was decent. The dark and weird lifestyle of the family is really interesting and well developed. I think for kids would be a good comedy

Cons:

-It lacks of direction and most of the time the plot doesn't seem to move forward. The story has a sketch format of an Adam Sandler animated movie like the second movie of Hotel Transylvania. The message of the story is scream to the audience several times.

Phil (Adam Levine) is really obsess with his cellphone but the new A.I. of his new phone is about to change his life by making it take risk choices to change his daily routine.

This is a weird movie. It's unrealistic from beginning to end. The humor is all over the top and some things don't make sense. I think that Adam Levine saves a little bit the whole movie because he has charisma and he can deliver a joke. He's a good actor for this kind of movies.

It's pretty weird; I would say that you could watch this movie if you're into unrealistic comedy based on how humans are addicted to their phone.

But I also would like to say that it has a good reason why phil is so addicted to his phone. I think I'm almost like him in some way, maybe that's the reason why I liked the movie even with his unrealistic story.

Erin (Sharni Vinson ) will have the weirdest family reunion when the family of his boyfriend is attacked by three masked killers who are ready to kill every single person in the house. There's no scape and you're next.

I finally know why people compare "Ready or not" with "You're next", they both make the same mistake. They take it everything so seriously and they try to be horror when they shouldn't.

I mean, you're next has his horror moments like the first deaths but when almost half of the cast is dead, there's not horror left. Everything became a little bit more thriller and they throw a lot of dark humor. Sometimes the comedy mess a little bit with the pacing of the horror but I really enjoyed that humorous moments.

I would like this movie to be funnier because that was the only thing that it's left to be really great. I love the fact that the final girl of this movie is really active and really tries to stay alive by fighting against the villains combining brain with strength.

A group of gay friends go to a house to celebrate the happy New Year with their game "Midnight Kiss" but everything goes wrong because a masked killer is in the haunt.

I love gays as much as everyone in the LGBT community does. I'm gay, and the fact that this movie is a slasher with every character being gay was something interesting. It seems that queer is the only thing this movie has to offer.

The characters being gay are okay, but they don't seem to have more personality than who they like and who they makeout with. The only character you really care about by the end of the movie is the girl, because she seems to have real problems that don't involve sex.

This movie only has four deaths, and just one of them is really explicit and scary and it's the first death. This alone is a slasher sin. But there's a major slasher sin.

THE KILLER AND HIS MOTIVATIONS ARE QUITE PREDICTABLE AND PRETTY STUPID. I was hoping so much better from this episode but I honestly didn't like it. If this movie were full of straight people, it would be pretty much the same garbage movie but it would be so much worse because the only thing that this movie really brings to the slasher genre is the gay characters.

James (Alex Lawther) & Alyssa (Jessica Barden) are dealing with the consequences of their actions. James is trying getting back with Alyssa; she is trying feeling something. Meanwhile, Bonnie (Naomi Ackie) is looking for revenge against the odd couple.

This season is excellent. I don't find any problems with this season in any possible aspect. The music is awesome; the characters had change a lot and have evolved to become more interesting. The new addition to the show (Bonnie) makes this season even greater.

I'm going giving you three reasons why this season is even better than the first one:

1.External conflict: Obviously this season has one of the most amazing revenge plots. Bonnie was in love with the guy James and Alyssa killed in S1,E3 and she wants to kill them. We understand the point of view of Bonnie and know what she is up to, and everything is resolved in one amazing episode.

2.Internal conflict: James and Alyssa have their own unique problem. Alyssa feels pretty guilty for the murder of Clive, and James wants to say "I love you" to Alyssa. These problems will be address in different episodes and they would be the trigger for the season finale.

3.The season finale: If this show isn't renewed for a third season, this season finale is a very good series finale. It makes me cry and I thought it was very well made focusing on the internal conflicts of the main characters.

This season gets 10 out of 10. It was so much better than what I expected to be.