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Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
My favourite Deadpool
Is the story a work of art, no, is the dialogue, yes. Is the acting, yes, is the directing, yes. And overall you can tell they had a vision for this movie, a vision that works quite well and is really funny. It's personally my favourite deadpool because I think it's the funniest deadpool, there are cameos but not as many as the trailer will lead you to believe. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman really make the movie with their witty banter and entertaining acting. I'm going to have Madonna stuck in my head now. My overall conclusion is if you liked the other deadpool movie you'll like this one, if you didn't you won't like this one.
8/10.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)
Poorly written, yet, entertaining
The movie had a basic story I felt. All the story lines felts super rushed towards the end, the kid being a ghost story got resolved just like that, so did the ex wife story, and the William Defoe story. I feel like they should've had less stories if they didn't know how to write all of them without it feeling as rushed as it did. But I'm just saying the bad, the good, is. It does feel very Tim Burton as usual, and it is entertaining somehow. I don't know how I wasn't bored as the dialogue wasn't that good either, but overall I still remember it two days later and I wasn't bored in theatres. Also Katheryn Ohara and Micheal Keaton make this movie.
Overall review:6/10.
Community (2009)
Super underrated
If they had stuck with the quality/creativity from seasons 1-3 this would have probably been the best sitcom of all time. Unfortunately after the death of pierce and loss of Troy, the show becomes someone bland and becomes one of the shows it used to mock. Don't get me wrong seasons 4-6 are still good compared to other shows, they just arnt better then many other shows, like seasons 1-3 were. I was so close to rating this a ten because of how good seasons 1-3 are but sorry Dan Harmon I'm going to have to take a point off due to the lack of consistency in writing. Otherwise this is one of my favourite shows of all time and it's really well written, acted, and directed. You can tell they had a clear vision for most episodes.
Nathan for You (2013)
My favourite show of all time
This show really is so hilarious, that is if you're into this type of deadpan cringey humour. Even if you don't find this funny, you can't deny that it's insanely smart. I don't want to spoil anything, but some of the things they come up with are scary genius, and overlooked a lot of the time. This is a show that will have you laughing, cringing, and even holding on your seat of unbearable embarrassment, but in the best way I can possible describe. It really is about Nathan fielder and him "helping" businesses with the wackiest ideas, and some of this has you thinking, how did some entrepreneurs buy into this.
The Rehearsal: Orange Juice, No Pulp (2022)
Genuinely Groundbreaking Reality
I've realized every episode has a theme, which is very important for a tv show, but also very unusual for a reality tv show. This theme is "overthinking". Nathan gets a man to rehearse a confession over and over so he can have the exact response for the situation. This is something everyone can relate to, as everyone sometimes plays out things in their head before they happen. The man confesses his lie, and she understands completely. He realizes he was overthinking the situation as a whole. Nathan then wants to confess to him that the trivia game was rigged for him to win, but he overthinks it and decides not to tell him. The whole time Nathan was helping this man do something he was overthinking, but the end is that he couldn't do the exact same thing. GENIUS.
The Rehearsal: The Fielder Method (2022)
Todays theme, "what if you could do things differently"
Another great theme that everyone can relate to. Nathan gets busy helping his acting class "rehearse" a chosen persons life. But that's just the one part. The actual theme is that Nathan gets so busy on this project that he passes time so quickly and by the time he comes back his kid is a drugged up teen. This leaves Nathan wondering, what could he have done differently, and since it's his "rehearsal"/simulation, he can just go back in time. Which is exactly what he does. Because doesn't everyone wish that at some point in their life, what if you could have gone back and done things differently.
The Rehearsal: Apocalypto (2022)
Not anti Christian, but anti religion as a whole
I'm really shocked this episode is rated as high as it is depending on the main theme of the episode. In the simulation Nathan decides to raise his kid Jewish as that is the way he was raised. When Angela leaves, Nathan can then raise his "kid" the way he wants to. But at the end of the episode the Jewish lady makes some pretty controversial remarks, just as Angela did. The main theme is pretty much that religion is flawed on both sides and no matter the end not a specific side is right or wrong, which I couldn't agree with more. It's actually really genius and I've never seen a show hit so many life themes that go under appreciated.
Nathan for You: The Anecdote (2017)
More to it then you think
This is literally the whole show summed up into one episode. Main point is, Nathan fielder does not lie, but he does deceive. The plot of this episode being how Nathan is extremely socially awkward to the point he has to make up a story to become likeble for the jimmy kimmel. But he doesn't want to lie. So instead he comes up with a fake story about cops who arrest him for coke to realize it's actually somebody's ashes. He then goes out of his way to make every detail in the story actually happen in real life. This episode is another really smart one as it states, the show doesn't lie to people, but it does deceive.
Nathan for You: Finding Frances (2017)
Two very thought provoking themes
There's two themes of this episode, both are the smartest possible themes of the entire show. First off we've got the obvious theme, regret. Bill regrets cheating on his lost love Francis, and wants to find her and create a life with her. The whole time we focus on the regrets of his past, and they got him to act out what he'd say to her. In the end, Francis has a new life and doesn't even recognize bills voice. He then phones the actress who played Francis and she recognizes his voice and wants to go on a date with him, this shows that instead of being consumed by the past you should focus on the present. The next theme is "influence". This goes for the whole show. The end "do you wanna turn off the cameras" and "wouldn't that defeat the purpose" with "what's the purpose?" To "your filming something, that's kind of the purpose right?" Shows the whole time that the only reason these people bought into Nathan's stupid ideas and tricks were because of the cameras and studio that influenced them into trusting them, because "your filming something, that's kind of the purpose right"? Genius.
Nathan for You: Andy vs. Uber (2017)
Genuinely genius
One of my favourite episodes of my favourite show. Why? Well, this episode is just so damn funny, the plot being about Nathan starting a sleeper cell against Uber because they allegedly stole their idea is downright hilarious. From Nathan marrying Andy without his knowledge, to blasting Mambo number #5 in the backseats. Not only this episode, but this show will surely be a classic in the future, I'm really shocked it's not more acknowledged now. There's 143 more characters required, but the main thing to get out of this is review is WATCH IT BECAUSE IT's genius. 32 characters left. 12 now. Ok now 0.
The Hangover Part III (2013)
Hella underrated
This movie is way better then the Hangover part 2 in my opinion. It's funny, original, and thrilling. I get why people don't like it as it is really different for a hangover film, but I thought it was genuinely good. This is a hidden gem in my opinion and I don't get all the hate for it. Once again the cast shines and the writing is great, Todd Phillips did not disappoint and I'll always wonder why this is the most hated out of the three as I thought this was much better then part 2 as it wasn't just a copy and paste of the first film but in Thailand. If you go into it knowing it's not going to be like the first I think you'll like it.
8/10, surprisingly underrated.
Avatar (2009)
Mediocre at best
Ya I get that this was incredible cgi for its time and I get that it's visually stunning. But the story is just not there for me, I feel like most of this movie was just a filler. To be fair I rated this a 5/10 when I watched it in 3D, I couldn't imagine how boring and unnecessary I would have thought this movie was if I saw it in 2D. Really, I don't get how so many people love Avatar, the only thing that kept me from turning it off of boredom was the visually stunning 3D. A lot of people talk about the moral message which is a good message, yet that doesn't save it from just being a boring movie in the end.
5/10 and that's including the 3D.
The Out-Laws (2023)
Over the top yet entertaining
Coming from someone who loves over the top comedies, this what just ok. A lot of plot holes were fixed with fairly lazy writing and it was more unrealistic then any bank heist comedy I've ever seen. Yet I had a good time, it wasn't good by any means, but it wasn't bad either. It was just a movie. It reminded me of if a worse game night met a better game over man, and I had an alright time what else can I say. If it weren't for the cast this movie would be abominable, but due to the acting I had a couple laughs throughout the film. Would I ever watch it again? Definitely not. Am I disappointed that I watched it, surprisingly no, it kept me entertained. Just be sure that when going into it your aware that it rly is just a ridiculously unrealistic comedy.
Castle Rock: Romans (2018)
7.5 A creative ending, but probably not what most wanted
This is a you decide type of ending
I didn't know how I felt about the season finale of Castle Rock at first. The episode before revealed a lot and I enjoyed it quite a bit, so I had super high hopes for this episode. And now that I'v had some time, I gotta say that I really liked it. The protagonist to me was The Kid as he was trying to leave to prevent suffering to the town of Castle Rock, and I was mad that he had to be locked up again. And then I thought about it more and I realized a lot . He was evil. It's so obvious he's lying in the last episode I realized. He said something like " if you believe me" and then he takes Henry to the woods and turns into a monster type thing (which is proof he's evil). And then he got locked back in the cage and made his eye lazy (which pennywise does who's evil) and did a smile at the end. What do you think happened? He was going to kill Henry in the woods and continue killing people or he was telling the truth.
Nathan for You: Gas Station/Caricature Artist (2013)
Honestly, Nathan Fielder is a Comedy Genius
Yep, this episode is the first of many that will have you laughing from beginning to end. This episode is still full of the cringe type humour you'd expect from Nathan fielder, but this is when the show adds the originality. This to me is the first episode that's both hilarious and genuinely smart. There are two segments which are both entertaining but manipulative. The gas station segment to me is one of the most entertaining sequences in all of Nathan for you. This show really just shows you how easy it is to manipulate people on live television in hysterical ways,which sounds quite sociopathic, but it's also quite funny so if your into that awkward manipulative comedy then you'll love this episode and lots more to come.
Coraline (2009)
Already a Cult Classic
This movie is almost fifteen years old and is still been constantly talked about by many movie lovers, but why? Well, when I first saw this movie I was five, how did it end? I don't remember because I cried running upstairs out of fear, and was probably traumatized of small doors for years. Until about three years later when I saw it again, and wow it sure is an amazing original piece of cinema. Coraline is definitely one of my most rewatched movies due to the fact that it's so well written. It's one of those movies that have a simple plot/conflict yet executes it so well. My overall review is that it's a creatively dark family movie thats honestly more for the mature viewers.