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Ludicrous plot done in an interesting and engaging way with riveting cinematography. Superb acting, VFX and pace. But as most of the reviews state, the alternate or "real ending" came outta nowhere and kinda destroys the whole impact the movie left till then. Plot is so unique even without any exposition to time travel. Anyways, it's been a while since I saw an interesting horror movie, and i loved it for the most part except for the scene I stated above. Yong-sook actress was killing it in her role. Even though, midway the movie was predictable, it didn't take up any of the suspense because of the way this was directed, shot and edited. All the Crew members, ya'll nailed it.

It's been almost 3 years since I first saw AOT. Feels like yesterday. Undoubtedly, the best piece of fiction I've consumed to this day. And I'm saying that after watching the ending. Yes, the ending is not fulfilling for most, yes, it's heartbreaking, yes, it has its flaws but none of it amounts a tiny bit closer to what we get to experience this past 10 years.

The pain I felt when I saw "The End" written on the credit card. But at the same time, I'm glad that the story finally got its yearning conclusion. Mr. Hajime Isayama, thank you. I know I'm not saying anything related to the episode's merits and demerits. I'm tired of it, honestly. All I have to say to all of you guys is be honest with your thoughts. Don't spam low-ratings. Why? I'm giggling rn. Why would you go this far? Well, who am I to judge. Anyways.

Thank you, Isayama.

Thank you, WiT & MAPPA.

Thank you, Hiroyuki Sawano & Kohta Yamamoto.

Thank you, VAs.

Thank you, all crew members.

Thank you, Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan.

The Flash actually stands out in some aspects such as performances, particularly of Ezra (even though I don't encourage his off-screen activities), story and the message conveyance. But I think this could have been much better if they had put more thought into the pacing of events. Like, some characters, quickly turn in favour of Flash with no real depth. I hate that given this movie has a substantial run time touching 2 and half hours. Then, the most controversial aspect of CGI. I can't argue with that, really. I watched this on 4k at home so all the imagery were very clean and the CGI was noticable in times where it should've have been. I'm not talking about the "chronobowl"/Speed force CGI but other ones like Barry's face when he's in Flash-time. The budget is 220 million so I wish they had done much more given the time for production were much longer than most superhero movies nowadays. The cinematography was fantastic and I shed some tears because this one actually had an emotional impact. Then, Michael Keaton's Batman was fantastic and so was Sasha Calle. Zod's scenes felt very rushed though I can see he was not the point of interest in this movie which is driven by plot and character, literally!!! Get it? Anyways, I think this movie is not really underrated as of now and if it were to fall from its rating, it deserves justice because the vision was well-received for Flash fans such as myself who've seen the CW Flash and saw this familiar storyline of Flashpoint. I hope Andy Muschietti do well with his Attack on Titan project which at this point is not even sure of being made. I wish they make a good live-action adaptation of it if they do make one.

I was so excited when I heard Rian is making a sequel for the masterpiece Knives Out. Because that movie was the best murder-mystery I've ever seen yet.

Glass Onion is not a direct sequel and I appreciate it not at all relying on its predecessor. But this movie didn't exceed my expectations. I think the main reason for that was 'cause the plot was set-up unlike the first one and it. Acting of some, or more precisely Janelle Monae wasn't very believable or maybe because it's my first time watching her perform. Anyways, the twists were done really well. Makes you wanna watch again. Soundtrack was pretty good too.

While it doesn't reach the greatness of the first one, i enjoyed it nonetheless. A good murder-mystery movie experience.

8/10.

Yeah, I'm the guy who've heard how great of a movie this is years ago without ever actually being spoiled. I feel awful for not watching this any sooner. This movie is a landmark achievement. There were something wrong in direct interaction with a particular someone's personality which bugged me until the very last 5 minutes of the movie where it sorted itself out masterfully. Don't get me wrong, i knew there was gonna be a twist at the end, since it's Shymalan's, but stg, never thought to piece it together like that. If you think narrow-mindedly, the whole story feels non-sense. The horror elements were straight-forward, none were just basic jump-scares, JNH's soundtracks, and superior acting all around, the pacing. This seems to be Night Shyamalan's all-time classic. Outstanding filmmaker. Been a while since watching a good movie. Gonna re-watch after the realisation to see how it feels. Reminds me of the masterpiece, Fight Club. This is definitely among the best movies I've watched.

It'll bow your mind with insane plot-twists and world-building. I wasn't a fan of the beginning of CSM 'cuz it seemed a bit ludicrous and it took me some time to understand this unique world. After finishing the first vol, it was one of the best piece of manga I've ever got to experience. Top-notch quality.

Now, onto the first episode, I have to point out the wonky CGI fight was quite distractive. I thought they would only use it to an extend, at least for the first episode, but it felt over-used. Then, the OP was fire both visuals and music. And so was the ed. Then, the Cinematography, direction was very cinematic. So was the OSTs. Anyway, I'm looking forward to more CSM content.

Wow! That was a straight-up intense 23 minutes I've seen. First, let me praise the animators for that amazing animation. I thought it was motion-capture, honestly. It was that smooth! Then, Kiyotaka's carnage, not literally. I mean, the whole episode had an eerie mood. And I absolutely loved it. Ryen's VA was amazing and portrayed "the fear" perfectly. This was indeed a one-sided fight. Absolute heroism from Kiyotaka. And ngl, Shouya Chiba's "Don't panic", didn't see that coming, lol, but loved it.

I only recently watched CoTE and it was only mainly because of it's popularity not because of the ratings or anything. It doesn't even have an 8+ rating to consider it even great. But the fanbase was strong. Whenever I see YouTube comments CoTE based or anime based videos. They always mentions a "rooftop" scene from the LN. The fans never given up on this series. That hyped me up too. And I'm not even slightly disappointed by this episode. It was one of the best I've seen this year. I can only imagine the aftermath of this episode on the finale.

9.5/10.

Rare of me to have no complaints at all for an episode, let alone an ova. All I wished for was more. First, the date. Unlike any other I've seen. 8man is an honest af gigachad. 😂 Then, the final hangout with the MCs. Every scene was fun and a delight to watch from the start to finish. I don't know if I can call it the best OVA or anything but for me, it's the most satisfying one I've watched yet.

Can't believe Oregairu anime has covered the entire Novel adaptation. Even though I realise it ended almost perfectly I'd still watch many more seasons. Heard the writer is planning to write another LN Yui centred.

I couldn't help but review this because it was so satisfying to me and I haven't felt this satisfaction since forever, lol.

This kinda gave me the vibe Arcane gave last year. Although I prefer sub over dub I watched this in dub and liked it a lot. The combination of punk music and conversations are engaging af. Each episode gets better with amazing developments from every parts. World-building, character development, pacing and depth. And the sound mixing and animation is also terrific. Characters are incredibly likable. I'm loving this so far. Only watched first 4. The animation is very smooth, and I love the art style. The cinematography is brilliant and unique. Honestly I got no complaints. A few pacing issues at the beginning but even that got better as the story advances. Excellent work by the crew. One of the my favorite Netflix show ever. Probably on top 5.

And the movie was distributed. What else do you want me to say? It's like literally every problem that happened in the movie was solved the next second. Mark looks like he got somewhere else to be. Kevin and Mark's acting was good.

Random characters appearing and getting along with the MCs. Comedy? A little maybe. I laughed at the serious scenes, tbh. Plus, this felt like a short film extended into a 2-hour movie. Nothing on the technical side either. Sound, visuals, cinematography? Nope.

600 characters for a review to be published? Well, I got nothing more to add. Don't waste your time, I guess.

...but still kinda enjoyable, personally. There's no build-up for the event or anything. It's so straight-forward. At least they got the theme of the movie right, Love & Thunder. Not enough exposition to care for anyone. I know people hate it, for instance, Eternals. But I loved it. The humour. Some hits some doesn't. Same ol' MCU jokes but over-the-top, in this case. But it was expected since it's a Taika movie. It was great to see Natalie returning, love her. And so was Hemsworth, Tessa & Bale. The acting was great. Visuals, the usual for an MCU movie.

Man, this guy gives me the shivers. What a perfomance from Anthony & Karl. 2 of my favorite tv characters. The Lightweight scene was disgusting, but also very unique. And the cliffhanger ending!!

3 days before, Better Call Saul. Today, this. The chase scene felt dragged, direction could've been better. And then Reva, arrogant, selfish, not likable but all of these indicates that this show is darker than the other and we all have grasped an idea about how she'll meet her end. Leia actress is so cute and gives an amazing performance. And calm down with the Grand Inquisitor scene. Always jumping to conclusions. The 2 episodes covered the entire content in the trailers and we have no idea what comes next which make this much more exciting.