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I enjoyed the movie, but like Frozen Empire, too much going on. It's definitely a trip down memory lane.😊

That's a good point about the "Do you want to stop?" voice breaking the 4th wall. I hadn't thought of it like that, but the point in the movie where it's spoken is perfectly placed. Yes, the final act takes things to a whole different level. Yes, it's imbalanced (pun included) with the first two acts. Gross, crazy, and trippy. But I still liked it. To me, it finds its own way of fitting in with the overall story.

Oh cool. The film that left me physically ill. Still recovering. Well, hope you didn't eat beforehand....

Don’t you like the first 2007 film the best that’s the only good one bay has made and that one is well crafted cinema right.

Do you like the film it had a story that was easy to follow along with charachter interactions and involving drama and it more than just action explosions right.

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Saleka as Lady Raven was laughably bad 😐

There is only one director who can make a great The Crow movie - his name is Alex Proyas, but he already made the movie, and it is perfect. so there is no need for him to make another one

the movie is great, just stfu and go watch twilight if you dont like it, no one cares...

8:35 I would vote for Quentin Tarantino, he doesn't care about messages and woke stuff and does his own thing, a Crow movie from him would be quite interesting, definitely better cast and also gory.

I enjoyed your opinion. This was a very impactful filem. It's not for the standard basic movie goer. It's for people that read between the lines and understand words not spoken. I didn't think I was too much like that until I saw this film. It didn't matter why the war started. It only matter who had a gun and who did not. The ending was also a painful reminder of reality. I agree with your 9/10 rating.

So you believe in true love from 2 junkies that met for only a few days????? LOL. I cant take you seriously anymore....

I liked the villain played by Danny Huston. He has moments of being creepy. The 2 action bloody scenes were fun. I didn't like Bill Skarsgard and FKA twigs as Eric and Shelly. They don't have chemistry with each other. Their acting was bad. The script needed more work and horrible dialogue. The story was boring and I almost fell asleep in the theater. I can't answer your question because I really don't know who would be a good director to do this movie again.

Can't believe I've been chucking popcorn up in the air for 45 years 😮, Luke. Absolutely loved this film, and yes, it definitely needs another watch. Fabulous in IMAX as well. Bit upset you dissed my Alien v Predator films, but hey! to each his own 😂 Favourite one....tough decision but I think it's got to be the original... So frightening and groundbreaking especially having a heroine and my God..the last scene in the escape pod..the stuff of nightmares 😱

the biggest issue was when he learned the profile and at that point basically could have walked out the front door like every other concert goer

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A new high actually IMO - finally Shyamalan delivers the goods with an OTT Hitchcockian DePalma-esque thriller. There are too many lows to count but OLD has got to be up there - it's laughably amateurish.

I'm with you, Signs is my favorite. I think The Village could use a remake. Was too predictable. Up in the air for a director, though.

a 4 is way too generous.... went in a crowded theater coming out being the one of the only 8 ppl left finishing the movie, i'd give it a 2

Great analysis!

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Yeah, i can see why there are no comments and barely 200 views. If you don’t understand why Butcher did what he did narratively then you need to rewatch and analyze the entire season. Him being “irredeemable” is both true and not true and the purpose of it. He didnt kill an innocent person, Nueman was pretty well past redeemable as well. I have a hard time seeing Hughie as the same person who started the season, or even show. Hes the focal point and voice for the Boys to stop handling everything by killing and to give Nueman a chance, something even Hughie became desensitized to. And this season the stuff that happened to Hughie is a set up for S5. The death of his dad, the supe assault’s, butcher etc. Annie, Frenchie and Kimiko did have “repeated” plot points focusing on their past but they were never concluded. None of them ever actually faced and dealt with their pasts and the conflicts they deal with bc of it. I mean Annies whole thing from S1 has been her not knowing who she is or who she is suppose to be. This season brought a lot of their pasts to a close. Annie finally realizing who she should be, how she should be and finally being able to tap into all of her power (a visual that shows us shes finally accepted who she is) And Frenchie and Kimiko finally leaning on each other to carey their burdens and realizing that its okay for them to be together and love each other more than just like family. I feel like very little went into a barely 10 minutes analysis of an entire season. The Boys has been since S1 a slow burn of character, world and storytelling. Each season not much happens in terms of overall plot. But each season they dive into the characters and world of The Boys. Either further exploring the world building, characters etc. Each tv show does not have the same format. Some shows have more plot progressive storytelling where we are seeing a lot more happen story wise. But The Boys isnt that. Its a slow burn to not just show us the world of The Boys and why its like the way it is. But shows us the characters and their inner problems or ideas about the world. How that world affects them and those around them. And how whats happening to those characters is slowly affecting the overall plot and story. A lot more time, effort and analysis should have went into this review. It seems you still dont have a good idea of the characters and their arcs this season. Or the overall storytelling of The Boys and what its always been like. You shouldve at least been able to go into details about the “flaws of storytelling” and the criticisms you have with character arcs besides they were repeated. Most people nowadays criticize something without giving any intelligent or honest criticism. I can tell you like the show, i just think you went into the season without an honest look, and prolly need to go back and watch it 1-8 so you can see more clearly the intention.

Let me guess: You're also a fan of the Sequel Trilogy and Rey...

I just hate the show for many reasons but I will sum it up into 3 reasons why. However, I had to stop watching the show after episode 5 was released from the amount of times I was stressing over about small details in it. I did watch reviews of the last three episodes so that I am not fully watching them or get stressed out by them continuing on with the dialogue. Anyway, Here are my three reasons. 1) Story writing of the show. They had advertised the show as a murder mystery in the beginning but the mystery of the murderer was already solved in episode one and pretty boldly to the point that I questioned how is this a mystery. I also didn’t like the amount of inconsistencies which is my main problem with the show. Mei goes from vowing to kill all Jedi masters to wanting to go with the jedi to save her name to be with osha, to finally wanting to make Sol pay for what he did. This is me just talking about just one of the characters that we are supposed to have a connection to which felt forced to have in my opinion. I felt no connection to anyone besides Sol for wanting to save Osha’s sister from the dark path until watching the review of the 8th episode. They did him dirty. However, everyone else that died, I had just felt relieved that they died and said in my head “ Great, one less character to be angry about”. The second Jedi master’s death after watching a review of the 7th episode. was just disappointed and made his death fully uncalled for in my opinion because there’s no merit to his death that I say that this was why he died. Just the whole script of the show felt like it had no soul and the actors were just going along with what was written down without a care as to why it was written down like that. 2) Choreography in my opinion was okay but not something I care for. Some people may think that the Choreography is just the fight scenes but it’s the movement and places that these characters take up or the actions that the characters take. I didn’t feel any emotions that the actors were trying to portray out which to me stuck out like a sore thumb when looking back at review and wondering why only one character is moving at all while the others look like they had no command until the character we focused on for that scene addresses them. The fight scenes were okay but weren’t something to praise about in my opinion since some of the fight scenes looked over exaggerated for some swings they did or showed off too many openings that anyone could see in that event but they chose not to take that opening offer up. I also got a problem with the Helmet that the “Sith” uses but it’s again a problem with the writing of how it works and all the things it can or doesn’t do. 3) The reckons that it does with other story beats that it tries to mimic is abysmal that I stopped at episode 5 for that particular reason. The first Sith that used a double ended lightsaber (Darth Mal), Anakin’s backstory of being the first child to be born from the force, the Jedi choking, the inconsistencies with the Sword Styles of the Saber, the age of a Jedi council, the weaponry and just many more but I will stop right there. I just have a problem with reckons so much that I feel like an idiot for knowing some knowledge of a specific thing for it to then get reckoned into being something else or was created way earlier than I thought it was. It’s the same reason as to why I hate huge Clickbait thumbnails, they grew you into information you thought you knew only to then be disappointed with it being something else that is in the different directions. I just feel deceived to have learned that information for it to then be something else entirely. Those are the main reasons as to why I don’t like the show. I may say I hate the show which is still up there but I did like small aspects of it. Honestly, if it gets a season two, it needs to explain itself otherwise it will be an even bigger flop than it already is in my opinion.

I did not hate The Acolyte (I did not really like it either). A lot of the negative reviews are spiteful rants about DEI, but certainly not all. I have wondered for a while when I might come across a positive review to give some balance.

"That's not how fans behave" - What is wrong with you?

would have loved to see more of the senate, maybe some early corruption in the senate, and their conversations as to why some of them are starting to question the jedi, early rise of the Trade Federation, maybe even have competing trade corporations and as the seasons go on we see how they take over, this era has so much potential with the right writing team

Bold new step?? Bro this show is slop. It’s absolutely garbage and a disgrace to Star Wars. It’s dog water and has nothing positive to offer. You’re delusional if you like this and it’s not an opinion

Saying that the Jedi is flawed means nothing, everyone is flawed and with that argument you could give any flaw to any character in any quantity and then justify it with "he/she has always been flawed". The question is rather if the flaw you're giving a character is the right flaw to give them and if your choice of quantity of flaw (say being a little greedy vs being extremely greedy) is reasonable. In the case of the Jedi, one criticism leveled against the prequels is that they made the Jedi look incompetent. This show made the Jedi look like complete idiots. As for the Jedi being portrayed as evil, it's more complicated than that. There are relative few who thinks this show portrayed them as pure evil, but there is a sense that the show portrayed them as "shade of grey" in a way that is uncharacteristic for the Jedi and people simplified it by saying portraying them as evil. I will also say that if the Jedi decides to be complicit with Venestra's coverup story, then they indeed will be portrayed as a considerable degree of evil. Venestra flat out is a bad person, if she isn't intended to be a villain but rather an example of "shades of grey" then there is a problem.

The writing is pure garbage

Review bombing? All you‘re saying is, you‘re allowed to praise a show by reviews, but you‘re not allowed to say something negative! That‘s not how this works! Disney Star Wars stinks a bit more with every new release. They produced 2 great things: Rogue One and Andor, as well as a few decent things like the first 2 seasons of Mandalorian, maybe The Bad Batch. All the rest is rotten to certain degree!

Darth Kennedy has killed Star Wars.

This is an awful take and you should feel ashamed.

Bold new sfep?? They been pumping out hot garbage for years. This is more of the same, just a bit more rank.

This show is a crime against star wars. There is no review bombing, only fans telling it how it is.

All the actors did a great job with their acting. It was directed well and great camera shots. Creepy and eerie throughout the movie. The 90's throwback was cool. The director is the son to the late and great Anthony Perkins. That was cool. I didn't like the second half of the movie when they decided to add something and I was getting uninterested with the story. I thought Nicholas Cage's performance could have been better and I wanted more from him. My favorite Nic Cage movie: The Rock.

I liked the movie for the most part. I did enjoy the killer, he was good and brutal with the kills. The kills were awesome. Following the killer through the woods was relaxing and peaceful for me. I didn't like the other characters because of their horrible acting and bad dialogue. The ending was blah. Could have ended about 10 minutes earlier.

There were some awesome kills in this movie. Definitely worth watching.

I really liked the film and felt their was a lot of intentionality behind the parts some people didn’t like which made me enjoy it

As a filmmaker and horror fan, I really appreciated your review! Thanks for sharing! Dropping you a like!

I have mixed feelings about the new Doctor. Probably get around to watching it. David Tennant is certainly good but my favorite will always be Tom Baker. Grew up watching him. Pretty much a life long fan.

Andres Arochi is the cinematographer for this, his work made the film unnerving and taut to say the least. The spacing and timing of the natural style of filming was masterful.

Saw it last night. Could’ve been Nicolas Cage’s breakout roll. Unfortunately the snails pace and weak story made it on a scale of one to five. I give it a 2 1/2 the make up and acting were excellent too slow weak story it could’ve been cages Joker.

The quiet place , is within. A beautiful, spiritual adventure, finding wonders , while fighting demons. Brava

Not not watch, not worth rating, fake amerture movie.. Worst movie to watch in 2024...

This was one of the worst movies I've watched all the way through.

Absolutely loved this film, and as you know, Luke, it made me jump several times..almost lost my popcorn. A bloody brilliant film, and I can't wait to see it again. PS loved your new assistant, 😺

Hey Luke, just wanted to say firstly phenomenal review. Just like you I haven’t really watched Who since the Tennant era (except for the 3D screening of The Day of The Doctor special) and this been by far the most I’ve enjoyed the show since then. The chemistry between Millie and Ncuti was perfect and although I wish there were more episodes to fully build out their bond so those final scenes hit a bit harder overall it’s been a wonderful return to form. 73 Yards was also my favourite episode and could possibly be my favourite episode of Telly I’ve seen all year, right up there with Shögun, I loved how it blended the horror tropes with a story about hope and learning to adapt and live with your grief and trauma and it’s also superbly lead by Millie Gibson. I also wanted to say that as someone who has followed your channel for a good few years now I’m shocked that your channel hasn’t blown up exponentially. Your reviews are tight and really well written/delivered plus you’ve nailed your format to a tee and you always absolutely kill with the edits too. As someone who did reviews and reactions for a while but stopped due to life getting in the way you are a massive inspiration to pick up the camera and microphone again. Just wanted to spread the love and let you know that even though I don’t always comment i always try and catch all of your reviews as I know even if we don’t always agree I’ll be superbly entertained. Keep it up and have good one man 👍