As a wrestling fan for a few decades at this point I must say this movie captures pretty much every aspect of this profession.
How the industry does think long term and how the most deadly addiction there is within this sport is the addiction to the crowd.
Many of wrestlers have mirrored this exact path and while improvements have been made bit by bit by the larger companies it sadly will continue to not change to rationally as the…
A classic for all the right reasons.
This is in so many ways the blueprint for mafia movies (and Martin Scorsese movies) to come.
From the atmosphere to the pacing, from the incredible case to the eye for detail in the environments and costumes this movie nails what many more mafia movie tries to aspire to be.
It genuinely feels like this movie was an improvement over the first one and kept the enjoyment going with more of a focus on Eggman and the Sonic crew.
Plus Rachel really definitely done dirty the most by anyone and everyone in this entire series.
And can we all just acknowledge how amazing it is that not only Pantara - Walk is now officially part of the Sonic universe but that it is on Eggman's personal playlist and the world is a better place because of it.
Based on a true story and brought forth in a solid way.
Tim Burton really captured his energy from his earlier works as it is very comparable to Edward Scissorhands.
While there is a pretty lack of chemistry between the main leads it makes sense for the characters they portray.
The lack of chemistry does stick out at the beginning of them meeting as it feels quite forced that they ended up together but then again that is but a small part of the bigger picture.
An enjoyable watch that shows Tim Burton hadn't fully lost his skill when compared to his earlier later movies.
