Reviews

I saw this at the Calgary International Film Festival and it touched me in a way I never expected. The full force of the impact Mr. Dressup had on me and millions of others hit me hard in the feels. Seeing his friendly face on the big screen after 30 years took me right back to my childhood and made me realize he's kind of a hero to me. This is a documentary that should've been made years ago, but it's never too late. The director handled the subject matter with the same warmth and love that Ernie "Mr Dressup" Coombs himself lived his life.

There wasn't a dry eye in the theater. Highly recommended.

I'm surprised at the low rating. With so many adult cartoons on NF now it's hard to pick one. I randomly watched this and found it really funny. Of course it's ridiculous too, but that's the point. People's be expecting too much these days IMO. Sometimes its fun to just watch something completely mindless but hilarious. Netflix animation can be hit or miss, I wouldn't call this a "hit" but it's better than a lot of the low rated reviews are saying. It gets funnier with every episode so it's worth a view if you are at a loss for what to watch next. I'm going to watch the creators other shows now.

This may not be that interesting to anyone not a huge fan of The Exorcist. It's great watch either way, very interesting and inciteful.

Love the animation style but it looks too much like Clone Wars. It's made by the same effects company so it was a weird choice to not style it differently than Clone Wars. It looks great all the same, the show itself is fine, definitely better than the Kevin Smith one.

I saw this in theater, but after watching it again for the tenth time, I felt compelled to write a review for this phenomenal film. Logan is proof that the superhero genre is not stagnant and can work on so many levels. Prime's The Boys (2019) and the Deadpool films where further proof of that.

Logan pulls no punches with it's hard R rating. The level of violence is staggering, yet not gratuitous. These characters live in a bleak and harsh world that barely gives you time to breath. James Mangold steps his (and the genres) game up after the mediocre The Wolverine (2013) with such a superbly crafted film, that I personally expect nothing less from him for the rest of his already very impressive career.

Dafne Keen's breakthrough performance is comparible to Natalie Portman in The Professional (1994). Everything about this film is perfectly executed and it's one of the greatest superhero films ever made.

I love this kind of stuff. Very reminiscent of the 80's classic Heavy Metal. More adult animation like this please!!

The trailer made this look hilarious, but it was rather boring, overly dramatic, and could've easily had 20 to 30 minutes cut. Every scene went just a little too long. A decent premise executed weakly.

...I'd watch John Bernthal in anything. Surprised by the very slow nature of the second season opener. I decent episode, found the fight choreography in the bar to be pretty awful when it's usually almost as good as Daredevil's.

I enjoy anime for what it is: visually entertaining feasts with sometimes cliche stories and characters. And Blame! is that in spades. I just love looking at the this film, I find the animation style very appealing.

Black Panther is a good film, but not great. I feel Marvel/Disney relied more on the "first Black superhero movie" hype than anything else. Which worked, but this is still a pretty basic, paint-by-numbers Marvel flick.

Being someone that grew up on 90's hip hop I jumped at the chance to watch a show about it, especially with Dj Premier producing the soundtrack. But this show is a let down; weak acting, bad dialogue, paper thin (and stereotypical) characters, a real missed opportunity all around. The only saving grace is hearing new Dj Premier beats.