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Reviews
Dr. Ken (2015)
Had some good moments, but could have been better
I remember watching this show and thinking that it would be ten times better if it was on HBO and he could be free to do whatever he wanted. Anyone who has seen Ken Jeong's bloopers knows that he is a fantastic improviser, and when he does it he can make you cry laughing. If he had that kind of freedom this show would probably still be on air.
Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017)
Different but Fantastic!!!
Wow! I remember walking out of the theater thinking "That movie took everything I thought was going to happen, and gave me something even better"! Here's what I expected to go down.
I did expect that Luke would be a grouchy old man at first but would soon come around to help the resistance. I loved this and thought it added even more to his character. His thoughts of attacking Kylo I found even better. Luke always had a connection to the Dark Side. Especially shown when he battled Vader on the Death Star. However, just when he was about to go too far, he realized that what he was doing was wrong. I found this moment reflective of that scene and showed a more human side of Luke.
The throne room scene caught me completely off guard however. I expected that kylo would hold off Snoke so he and Rey could escape and regroup with the resistance, leaving Snoke tone the leading villain of Episode IX. When Kylo ignited the lightsaber and KILLED Snoke my jaw hit the floor. The film lets us believe there is hope for him yet, until he says, Rey, Join me and we can rule the galaxy. It's heartbreaking but it just seems right.
Luke's death I found very appropriate. He went out saving the cause he believed in and the final scene before he fades away is beautiful. He looks out into the sunset as the wind blows through his face, calling back to where he was in Episode IV, showing how much he has grown since his youth on Tatooine. It's a beautiful scene that I think many overlook.
The hate on this movie is absolutely ridiculous. Rian Johnson made a fantastic movie that easily rivals the Force Awakens and opens the door for so many possibilities. The Canto Bite sequence, while it slows down the movie, is nowhere near as boring as the Senate scenes in Phantom Menace. For this film to have only 7.2 stars on this site is ridiculous and shows how butthurt fanboys can get.
The Passion of the Christ (2004)
Very good, but DO NOT SHOW THIS TO ANYBODY UNDER 15
This is a fantastic movie. Very educational and accurate for the time depicted in the Bible. The brutality in this movie, while excessive, is necessary for it to be historically accurate. It was a violent depiction of a violent time. Now that I have that out of the way, the performances are amazing. Jim Caviezel's performance is impeccable as he depicts Jesus's reluctance, and determination to see Isaiah's prophecy through. Maia Morgenstern portrays Mary perfectly. She realizes that this was what Jesus was born to do, but she is still reluctant to let her son go. She portrays the pain Mary felt amazingly. I'd definitely recommend this film, but I repeat, DO NOT SHOW THIS TO A YOUNG AUDIENCE. This film will easily disturb children due to its bloody violence and demonic imagery. If you choose to show your child a film about Jesus, show them Jesus of Nazareth. However this is a very well made film and I recommend it to MATURE audiences...
The Muppets. (2015)
ABC made a mistake! Reboot This Series!!!
Making it wasn't the mistake. Cancelling it was the mistake! This show was the funniest show of 2015-16 by far. It deserves to still be going today. If ABC wanted to reboot any series, this would be the one to bring back!
The Happytime Murders (2018)
Stupid but funny
Did anybody really think this was meant to be a serious movie? It's an R-rated detective comedy with puppets, people. I found this movie enjoyable. The jokes were funny, the story held up. However it got to a point where there were more f-words than needed. Like a puppet would just flat out say it in a sentence where it was like, alright we get it. But otherwise, once you realize that it's supposed to be stupid, it turns out to be a really enjoyable movie.