JustSayingKOA Reviews

Billy the Kid (2022– )

I am Billy the Qowat Milat!

[7/10 · 25 April 2022]

Is he Romulan? The first scene reminds me of the Qowat Milat, choose to live remark from Star Trek. I must admit I normally do not like watching westerns so my rating is skewed, you will probably have to add a number or two to get a real rating. Production values are high, the attention to detail is fantastic, you feel like you really are in the wild wild west. I hate cheaply made shows that production value pulls you out of the immersive experience. For those loving the boring crappy Yellowstone and 1883, then this will be a sure fire hit because the previous shows I mention put me to sleep, but I was drawn into this western and as I said I don't even like westerns so it must be really good right? As all origin shows, to understand the legend you must do a deep dive into his past, so you do see a lot of stuff as he is growing up which only humanizes him to the audience. Although I do not like westerns, I do in fact recommend this to everyone even if you don't like westerns like me because it is that interesting.

The Man Who Fell to Earth (2022)

Starman with black balls instead of the magic metal ones...

[8/10 · 25 April 2022]

Reminds me of Starman just without the magic metal balls, even has advanced technology to give mankind minus having to have a star baby to give it to humanity. Also has mission to get to a location in a certain time frame...dude it's so Starman. First scene reminds me of Terminator 2 with all that nakedness after arriving in the time bubble, I mean arriving in the space ship bubble. I found it interesting and amusing to watch him fumble through learning to be human. Not in a goofy stupid funny way but more down to earth yeah I can see it that way type. Some of the more humorous interactions was with him securing money. Now stop reading at this point if you don't want serious spoilers, I have to spoil to prove a point here. This show is pretty woke dude. Why you ask? Let's start with BOTH white cops tasering him a black dude. Then the female black co-star's white boss says she can have extra shifts, leans in whispers in her ear and she went ballistic which implies sexual conduct for extra shifts. Then the white pawn owner trying to rip him off. Then 2 white dudes, who most likely got sent by the white pawn owner to steal his 25k cash, assault and rob him. Dudes we are only half way in the first episode for all this white on black action...other then that, it's very start with the first episode, draws you in and makes you want to see the rest.

Dual (2022)

I thought double the Karen Gillan would double the fun...boy was I wrong.

[3/10 · 23 April 2022]

The premise was interesting, the follow through was not. The original had no personality what so ever, I swear she's an early robot prototype. The clone is like a kid trapped in an adult body. The real question isn't what will happen when they dual, but why isn't she suing the hospital for guaranteeing her death so she decided to clone herself only to find out she isn't dying and that 2% actually rolled up and now she faces a 50/50 chance of being murdered because of them. Why is it even a law that if two people exist they have to dual to the death? If someone has identical twins, do they have to dual to the death at adulthood too? Pretty silly if you ask me. This movie dragged on in a lot of parts, only the curiosity of who won in the end kept me going...I was even going to fast forward to the end but didn't want to miss anything exciting if it happened...and no I didn't miss anything at all. Time not well spent. As for the ending...complete let down. I wish I didn't watch this movie at all.

Banished from the Hero's Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside (2021–2024)

If it got any more dull, I wouldn't be able to commit suicide to end my suffering watching this.

[3/10 · 23 April 2022]

For an anime about a guy who collects herbs for his store...yeah it's as boring as you think. Highlight of the first episode, collected herbs during a wild fire in the forest. Highlight of the second episode, big breasted mercenary princess visits his store and has tea. Highlight of the third episode, baked delicious medicine cookies. Highlight of the fourth episode, Red got to know two other guys in a steam room naked...nothing else happened in this episode so that's all I could write about it. Highlight of the fifth episode, a guy tried to bribe Red with 50 dollar hookers. You see the trend here...I was hoping it would get better, WHY DOESN'T IT GET BETTER?! Watch if you want to see what happens to an adventurer when you neuter him.

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (2021– )

Good up to the point he gets captured, stripped naked and his back rubbed by a man he doesn't know.

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

It starts out pretty good. Standard shut in dies and gets reborn in a fantasy world where he has powers. He has a talent for magic and shows him growing up in the first season. What threw me off was that half way through the season it shifts from him learning magic to him tutoring basic education when he was 6 or so. They completely cut out the magic part of the anime. They like went in one direction to totally doing a 180 to this new direction which is kind of boring...not sure what they tried to accomplish doing that. They did another 180 at episode 8 and for the better. The humor is fantastic though. It's finally picked up steam. I have no idea why when he was captured and imprisoned, he didn't use magic to bust out and escape, he is a saint class water mage. He can literally kill everyone if he wanted. It got really creepy when a middle aged man started to rub his back while he's naked. Who am I to judge, if you're into that then you should watch this series.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (2018– )

Stereotypical Japanese shut in gaining powers after death.

[5/10 · 23 April 2022]

Weird how a 25 year old guy gets reincarnated and suddenly his intelligence and voice turns into a 13 year old kid. Does reincarnated give you a mental handicap? Sure looks that way in this anime. Starts out mature with even a stabbing and tons of blood gushing out to a kids show. Sorely disappointed in this direction they took. It's a kingdom building anime where the protagonist is being his own little empire of monsters. My tween years are long said done so this is a hard pass after 9 episodes. Just too immature for me to watch. Just a typical anime where the personality of a guy from Japan who doesn't like violence, very hentai oriented, dreams of having a girlfriend in both lives, you know the basic pathetic type of the typical Japanese student type shut in. The type of guy you wish gets a string of hard lessons on how the world really works and his personality deserves a beating and the look on his face as he wonders why he's getting a beating would be delicious.

The Terror (2018–2025)

Do people actually don't realize this is an anthology series?

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

Season 1: If you read my previous reviews, you should know by now I love period pieces. This one is set in 1858 I believe and is about two ships full of English sailors who are trying to find the route to China through Canada but get land locked in ice over winter...which is not that bad but then a creature starts stalking and killing them. BOOM the other shoe drops... There is an atmosphere of growing horror that slowly permanence the show. As they slowly die off you start to guess who is the next one to go...it is a slow burn at first but picks up in the latter episodes. Although there is no token black guy that dies first, they did throw in an Eskimo to replace the token black guy. The medical practices of the olden days is very primitive, I would hate to be the one under the knife in the show. Not surprising since they used to drill holes in peoples heads to let the evil spirits out in mentally ill patients.

Season 2: At this point, this show reminds me of American Horror Story only this has better stories based loosely on historical events that actually happened but AHS sometimes had better looking actresses. Story vs eye candy...why can't we have our cake and eat it too. It's a shame that it was cancelled after two seasons but they were an entertaining two seasons nonetheless. The disgusting things Americans do that they don't want to come to light. This is just one of countless atrocities they have committed over the years. A Japanese concentration camp during WW2...only it was in the USA and with Japanese American citizens who were only guilty to be of Japanese decent despite being American citizens. Throw in a supernatural ghost and BOOM the other shoe drops. Surprised to have seen Mr. Sulu of the Star Trek fame in this season, bet he wished he had a phaser let alone a food replicator while being incarcerated in the concentration camp. I wonder about the concentration camps that weren't uncovered during these times and if there are hidden mass graves of the people rounded up and assets seized by the US government that exists to this day. The US version of the Nazi's solution of the Jewish problem but on a smaller scale with the Japanese American population in the US. That being said this season has an eerie feeling and was worth watching so give it a try if you're into spooky stuff.

Hahahahahaha...I'm sorry I was reading the top review for this series by abampi. Half his review was on not understanding the concept of an anthology series, while the other half was just his rating system points. I can't believe his rant on why the two season's storyline changed got 236 helpful clicks...

For All Mankind (2019– )

Hell ya! Second best baby! Woohoo!

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

Alternate timeline period piece. Russia is the first to be on the moon and the story is about America's response to this change in the timeline. Loved seeing America as second best. It's like seeing an arrogant self centered narcissistic scumbag American forced into an arranged marriage and the bride to be arrives for the first time and it's an extremely overweight, pimple faced, missing teeth, mentally handicapped and the total opposite of attractive girl. It was delicious watching it unfold, just like this season of For All Mankind. Not sure why there is a subplot of Mexicans crossing the border to enter the US illegally. The illegal 'alien' factor? Can't have space without aliens! The American moon lander looks like it's made of tinfoil and duct tape...American quality at it's best! It's not quite what I usually watch when it comes to science fiction space shows, but it was entertaining nonetheless when nothing else is on during the break between new episode releases of things I rather watch. There is mention of the Vietnam war various times through out the season too. For a country that preaches freedom, it's interesting to hear how they invaded a much smaller country to take away their freedom to self govern themselves and massacre civilians including w*men and children in this pursuit.

Star Trek: Picard (2020–2023)

If Vulcans are stiff plastic blow up dolls, Romulans are the real deal...

[9/10 · 23 April 2022]

The story was great, the production value awesome, the cast and acting talent is fantastic. Picard is the stories of what happens after a sucessful movie or tv show you always dreamed about and fantasize in your head after your favorite show ended. It does not disappoint. The season touches upon the age long discussion of what defines being alive, whether it's organic or non-organic, AI being true intelligence or not, just how far our acceptance of those who are different from us really goes. Its very good, the second season is a start of something good too, reminds me of star trek 4. Yes really recommend seeing this series, won't give too much details as I don't want to ruin it for you so give it a try. Peyton List as the Romulan commander is extremely sexy and good looking for a pointy eared Romulan. She's the best eye candy hands down in this series, if only to watch her, it makes this series worth seeing. If in the multiverse there is a version of me who's married to her...I would crazy glue those pointy ears on her in her sleep. I am not kidding...

Critters: A New Binge (2019)

You have to watch if only for the hilarious critter dialog.

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

This series is basically a short movie broken down into 8 parts of 10 minutes. Not sure why they did that...if they released this on a weekly format, the people would riot! It really captures the essence of the first movie, a monster film with humor. Even though the series looks like it was done with less then a shoe string budget...more like an IOU paper slips budget but the writing is very good, especially the Critter's dialog. It's hilarious...truly hilarious. It doesn't take itself seriously at all and it comes off as a goofy campy experience...brings back the nostalgia for sure.

Critters Attack! (2019 TV Movie)

There goes all my good will nostalgia.

[4/10 · 23 April 2022]

To enjoy this movie, you need to come in with low expectations. Really low but if you can, it's not too bad to watch, but if you can't then not so much. Surprisingly I found the Critters: A New Binge to be far more humorous to watch and that had a much lower budget. I would recommend watching that one just for the alien dialog which made me laugh more then the streaming series itself. It is pretty much a short movie broken into 8 parts around 10 minutes each. It's basically a Degrassi Junior High episode with a lot of rolling fur balls that eat everything in their path and have the best dialog in the show. However going back to this movie, it seems to take itself too seriously. It's weird, a white alcoholic cop father of I believe a tween pure black son and a teenage pure East Indian daughter? Yeah sorry I can't tell if she's black or east Indian, she looks to fall in between both races. I suffer from race confusion in this instance. It doesn't really explain in the movie but did he adopt around the world or did none of his genetic make up pass on due to being inferior genes to the other party's dominate genes? Hmm...anyhow. The humor or really lack of successful execution of the movie's humor is cringe worthy. This is what happens when you don't have a budget and spend the littlest amount of money on a script which will be the foundation of your movie later on. I watched this with what little nostalgia good will I have left for this franchise. It was depleted really fast...hope you have more then I did as it ran on empty by the time the movie ended.

Marry Me (2022)

Divorce, I want a divorce...NOW!

[5/10 · 23 April 2022]

As rom com's go, this is a pretty lame one. There is no chemistry between Jennifer and Owen. It seems so forced at times. Jennifer also seemed like she did this movie for a paycheck and her heart wasn't in the acting at all...for someone that is playing basically herself, her character didn't make me want to route for her at all. The premise is very similar to the baker and beauty, north American version, except it wasn't about marriage but a more satisfying relationship between an average every day kind of person with a super megastar. Watch that series on Netflix if you want a more interesting realistic heart felt show then this one that put me to sleep almost. It's in between 4 and 5 stars so I flipped a quarter and it ended up as 5 stars, though now that I think about it...it's really closer to 4 stars, but whatever. To whom maybe reading this, just because it has two popular stars in it, doesn't make it good. I do not know what stuff the other people are on(crack maybe?) who watched this and gave it such high reviews...maybe I watched the wrong movie though doubtful, people's standards for a good film are surely at an all time low to give this more then 6 stars tops, 5 I thought was generous, 4 more realistic. Side note, I had more fun cooking chicken cacciatore for the first time off an online recipe and then eating it then watching this movie on the tv in my kitchen doing said prep, cook and eating. *reminiscing* God that was delightful, the food not the movie.

The Taming of the Shrewd (II) (2022)

Piekna sceneria do filmu.

[6/10 · 23 April 2022]

Love watching the scenery of different countries with a 4k UHD tv, it's like travelling without leaving the comforts of your own home or exposing yourself to Covid-19 in a country where your travel insurance for health is not honored because your country has put travel bans everywhere you want to go. Unlike the previous Wyrmwood movie I just watched, the quality of the picture is fantastic in this movie...it's the finer details you see that makes watching low picture quality flicks unbearable to watch now. Like eating delicious home cooked food, then having to go back to canned food that may or may not be expired sitting in your pantry for God knows how long. I am assuming this film is shot in Poland, the landscape with the mountains and valleys look awfully like what the lower mainland of BC in Canada looks like though but the housing architecture is very different. It's much better watched in the original Polish with English subtitles, it sounds more natural and you aren't distracted by the lip synching though you have to be able to read which some people find too much an effort to do these days. Polish sure sounds like Russian though to the untrained ear. I find foreign film directors have very different styles in making a movie and to watch the subtle differences in them doing so makes it worth watching for that experience alone.

Conan the Barbarian (2011)

This is the vegetarian version of Conan...Beyond Conan!

[6/10 · 23 April 2022]

Dude, if Conan with Arnold Schwarzenegger was the prom queen you took home to sleep with, then Conan with Jason Momoa is the awkward pimple faced smelly cousin your parents paid you to take to the prom because no one would ask her out. Once you've seen Arnold play Conan, there is no one else in the world that can take his place. A high budget Conan film with another actor will never be as good as a low budget Conan film with Arnold. The only exception I might consider is if they took his son Joseph Baena who looks very similar to Arnold when he was younger to play this role instead since Arnold is getting too old for action flicks these days. Though it passed the time, I don't see this movie as a Conan film...just a barbarian in the past trying to make a quick buck film.

R.I.P.D. (2013)

Hahahah, honest cops...oh you were serious.

[7/10 · 23 April 2022]

Typical Ryan Reynolds movie...playing himself per usual. Jeff Bridges does a fantastic job of playing a wild wild west sheriff type. Maybe I am watching I Am Legend because an honest cop is a myth...a legend in fact. If you're not a dirty cop, you're not a cop at all. I have yet to meet a honest cop. They are all scumbags. I do not know why people believe in the fantasy of the idea of a cop and pay to watch one on TV/movies when in reality they are worse then criminals. In Vancouver BC Canada, beat cops rob street level dealers on such a daily basis, they now have business cards for drug bosses to call and confirm that their runners have been robbed so that they don't kill the runners for stealing and the cops don't have to find out who the new runners are so they can rob them again. Kevin Bacon is more the typical cop in this movie then Ryan Reynolds ever will be. Anyhow, going back to the movie, this movie is like Men in Black only with rotting soul monsters that over stay their welcome on Earth rather then aliens. It's entertaining enough if you can suspend belief in honest cops.

Metal Lords (2022)

Metal Girls???

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

It's weird but why did they cast the two male leads in the movie to look like girls. Like the one with glasses looks like a short hair plain looking girl and the long haired one looks like a long faced plain girl. The only lead that looks like the sex they belong to is the girl. Maybe they wanted to do an all female lead movie but due to diversity they changed two of the leads to male but kept them female looking to grasp the original feel of the movie? Who know...but it's weird. Like some angles makes the long haired guy looks likes Lauren Lapkus. However the guy with the glasses, looks like a girl from every damn angle...I am surprised if no one thinks he doesn't looks like Joey King with glasses. Watch the movie just to see if I am right! Now that I have mentioned it, you will think of these actresses faces super imposed on these guys faces every time you look at them...you won't be able to help it...BUAHAHAHAHAHA! It was entertaining to watch if just for that. Ah...Joey King...wish I can win the lotto and spend every dollar at the "Kissing Booth" with her, well maybe just 10,000 or so...that's a lifetime of kisses, will need a divorce after that many.

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022)

That secret of Dumbledore come out of the closet for me.

[6/10 · 23 April 2022]

Welcome back to the wizarding world, will it be a good visit this time around...well it was alright 3.0 star chef. Not the absolutely delicious 5.0 star chef meal you will remember for the rest of your life, but your favorite go to restaurant you've had many times before and on the verge of becoming a tad boring for your taste. It is made for tweens but kids can see it too if you don't mind the opening act of slitting an animal's throat on screen. Yeah it went dark really fast... I do find the entire cast one dimensional and kind of uninteresting besides the baker guy, he's the only redeeming character. Yeah in the world of wizards, a muggle is my favorite character...how ironic. I usually enjoy Mads Mikkelsen's work but unfortunately he's been neutered in this PG-13 rating and couldn't be as sinister as he could have been. It's like a serial killer who's victim profile doesn't fit any known live person so he doesn't kill...so...is a neutered serial killer who can't kill really scary? Anyhow a wizard civil war later, 1 fantastic beast to the rescue(the only reason why this movie relates to the title), and a predictable ending finale, you have this movie...was it worth it, meh border line alright to good, giving it a good because it's a period piece with wizards. Only thing I wished they did was kill people, like they are outnumbered and everyone else is trying to kill them but they just knock them down and they get up again and chase them over and over again...would make more sense to just kill everyone that comes after them. If someone wants to murder, they must be prepared to be murdered in return. Woah dude, did not know there was implied scenes of Dumbledore had having sexual relations with Gindelwald in the movie, that went totally over my head...hmmm was that what this whole movie was about, that secrets of Dumbledore? Coming out of the closet?!

Emma. (2020)

Can anyone tell me what the point of this movie was about?

[1/10 · 23 April 2022]

Emma has a very annoying accent. Very snooty, unlikeable and condescending. This is the first thing I noticed when watching. It's like a spoil wealthy girl, who thinks she knows it all but is quite clueless. You just wish very bad things happen to her so she gets a grip on reality the hard way. A lot of suffering would do her character a world of good or at least make me feel good, the latter being more important. For the first 30 minutes, it just drags on and on...not even sure what this movie is about. It's like watching the daily lives of the privileged old English society teens/young adults without the drama, bad behavior or anything exciting going on...just a lot of talking about nothing. The second thing I really noticed is that Anya Taylor Joy's haircut...is very unbecoming...it doesn't suit her face at all...makes her look really weird and unpleasant, combined with her accent and the way she talks is a one two knockout combination, you just want to sleep through this movie. Seriously her face is very oval and her haircut looks like a tight form fitting skull cap with a flap on the top back end. It's only after the first 30 minutes something actually happens. She convinces someone not to marry above her station and then it goes back to the boring talking about nothing again. I can't believe someone thought this would be a good movie. A movie about nothing interesting, let's spend millions making it...we can claim the losses as a tax deduction. Is this what this movie is about...?! I am beginning to think so...there is a lot of business owners that run a variety of stores and businesses, but have 1 of those business lose a lot of money to claim the losses on their taxes for a substantial tax credit. I think this is what's going on with this movie...otherwise the studio exe was really drunk or high when he green lit this multimillion dollar movie that people are surely to have walked out of the theatre mid way. I am half way through and I still don't understand the point of this movie. Is there a point, oh right to lose money for a substantial tax credit. I forgot...like this movie I hope, oh wait then that would mean I may watch it again and I really don't want to put myself through this ever again.

Kicking Blood (2021)

Kicking It Away.

[4/10 · 23 April 2022]

Dig the poster, wish the movie had similar visual style. The production value looks like they used equipment from the 90's and the acting talent seems fresh out of acting school. Ah gives me the feeling of a student film to be honest. A real low budget feeling...was painful to watch...I think watching a kid's elementary school production would be more interesting. The lead actress reminds me of a slightly older Kiernan Shipka, so that was a plus.

The Bubble (2022)

Been a while since I've seen a parody.

[6/10 · 23 April 2022]

A parody of the film making industry. The humor is quite dry, although I get it and find it funny it's an ok funny not over the top kind of funny and I also think it's the sort of humor a lot of people may not understand either let alone also think that it's funny like me. Which is a shame, most people think Jackass is funny but it's just the foreplay of a snuff film which I don't think is funny at all. What's funny about people who hurt themselves, in the lead of the movie's case actual brain damage just so people can laugh at their expense. What does that tell you about our society that a large majority find it humorous to watch people inflict pain on themselves or others. I wonder if they find it exciting to watch the pain and suffering of a suicidal person cutting themselves before they bleed out. Anyhow, a little parody never hurt anyone but this movie is making fun of everything and everyone left right and center which can be a little over whelming at times. The twist at the ending side lined me, I never saw it coming... If a good parody is rocking the boat in a pond, this would be a capsized boat in a hurricane.

Afterlife of the Party (2021)

If these are the problems people have to get to Heaven, I am surely going to Hell.

[6/10 · 23 April 2022]

I am ok with this premise...seen it before or a similar version where you die and get to go back and finish your unfinished business. It's nothing new, though I am unsure of the target audience for this show, over half the show she wears this shiny form fitting dress that has a bottom end that is virtually at her crotch. I swear if she sits, the dress will curl up and she'd be pretty much half naked from the waist down. I will refer to her as the tempting crotch dress girl for the remainder of the review. I don't know why she has to find closure for things that are trivial and part of most people's lives, I guess so the show can happen and easily since they aren't really serious problems but to her and the audience complex problems will probably drag the show beyond their budget and some audience understanding. Then again somethings just can't be fixed in life so I guess they just dumbed down the problems to easily bite size problems. Its alright for a movie without any real substance, bonus that there is a pretty face to look at and a crotch to fantasize about, did pass the time if nothing else is on.

The Wedding Year (2019)

Guy's guide on how a woman thinks.

[8/10 · 23 April 2022]

It's refreshing to see a movie that portrays women as they truly are. A woman after my own heart. She suckers people into buying over priced clothing for a living, she goes on tinder dates for free food, she then sleeps with the person who buys her free food, like seriously how realistic is this movie...really realistic. Too be honest, it's sad as our society advances we lose touch of what really matters. Old fashion girls look for love, modern day women look for financial stability and date as a means for free food to see if the guy can support her. Gone are the good old days where you get free farm animals as a dowry for other people's daughters as wives, even ugly guys can get the hottest women back then. When life was never more fair to the male gender. Watching this movie, I am not sure if she found love or just a source of steady food through a guy that works at a diner, but I am not one to judge if that is what she was looking for. It's refreshing to see a movie about woman meets man, man buys food for woman, woman becomes man's plaything. I suppose she did find 'puppy love' in the end. It's like when a guy buys a puppy and feeds it every day and the puppy becomes dependent on the guy and gives unconditional love to the guy in return. Worth a watch to see how woman truly are for any man who don't understand them.

Love and Monsters (2020)

60's monster movie but with a good script and latest effects.

[9/10 · 23 April 2022]

I like the originality of the movie, the cast was pretty likeable and the quality of it was pretty good. It's pretty fast paced, the humor was good and the character arcs and development made you care about the people in the movie. It was an entertaining and fun ride. I would like to see a sequel but that's pretty unlikely that they would make one seeing Netflix is more of a sample pack mentality when making movies and tv shows rather then developing long term servings.

Black Panther (2018)

Love the diversity of this movie.

[7/10 · 23 April 2022]

I find it ironic that for an ethnic race that is always in the limelight screaming for equality, for diversity, for attention...that the movie has no diversity at all when the movie is directed by a black person and written by two black people. If you google, 'black panther movie cast' and click on the cast icon, It shows 48 cast members of which 38 are black people, 8 white people, and 2 Asians. Don't you love the diversity in this movie? Movies and tv series have been changing characters from white to black lately. To give examples: Superman(Michael B Jordan's Superman), Mary Jane Watson(Spiderman), Kingpin(Daredevil), Catwoman(The Batman/Catwoman), Jimmy Olsen(Supergirl), Johnny Storm(Fantastic Four), Perry White(Man of Steel), Harvey Dent(Batman), Deadshot(Suicide Squad), Heimdall(Thor), Nick Fury(Marvel Studio Films), Martian Manhunter(Smallville/Supergirl), Alicia Masters(Fantastic Four), Pete Ross(Smallville), Iris West(The Flash), Electro(Amazing Spiderman 2), Baron Mordo(Doctor Strange), Callisto(X-Men Last Stand), Manchester Black(Supergirl), Starfire(Titans), Hawkgirl(Legends of Tomorrow) to name a few just in the Super Hero genre. If you are going to diversify and change the vision for the creator's characters, you are essentially changing the essence of the characters themselves. To give you examples: Black Panther, Luke Cage, Storm, Amanda Waller, Aqualad, Black Lightning, Bishop, Green Lantern John Stewart, Shadow Hawk, Spawn, Ironheart, Sunspot, War Machine, Lady Hawk, Misty Knight, Falcon, Shadowman, and Blade...let's diversify and make them WHITE. You are probably thinking no way those are black characters, right? Well what the hell do you think they're doing when they make white characters, BLACK?!

Don't Kill Me (2021)

Don't Make Me Watch.

[1/10 · 23 April 2022]

Wow, is it really cool for someone to drive with their eyes closed while the passenger guides them by voice all the while swerving all over the road almost dying the entire time...I really want to load all the chambers of a revolver and have him go first in a game of Russian Roulette, idiot. It's a very slow paced movie, very uninteresting to be honest. A lot of unnecessary flashbacks...no character development at all...nothing to make you care about the characters...I wonder if this is the style of Italian film makers...I hope not. The plot so thin, anything I say will be telling you the entire movie as there isn't much going on in it to begin with. Unless you're a hard core zombie fanatic who doesn't care there is only like 8 minutes of zombie action, you might want to pass on this one.