This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Really compelling plot about the rise in misogyny on the internet that's influencing young boys and men across the world. It tragically shows the impact it has on the family and community surrounding the boy indoctrinated by this rhetoric.
Everyone in this delivers a fantastic performance, and it's fascinating how this is shot. I honestly couldn't take my eyes off the screen, wondering how they made the camera go through windows and fly all in one shot.
I thought every…
It was fine I suppose, I think it's slightly better than Afterlife as it feels like the characters who have arcs don't just have them resolved by the old Ghostbusters in this one.
The main issue this film has is that loads of the characters dont have an Arc at all, Trevor does nothing besides getting slimed twice, Callie does nothing other than scold Phoebe and reassure Gary. I love James Acaster but he just is there to fill in…
Remember the scene in The Simpsons Movie where Cletus walks into the wall several times and says he can't throw the rat into the lake.
That's like me watching Disney Star Wars, I always expect it to be good and then the mouse kicks me in the head in and calls me a loser.
Kenobi is boring for 90% of the run time, Like all the other Star Wars shows before it uses cameos to get you on their side…
Now this is what i'm here for.
Alot of my praise for the last episode was based upon the improvement over what we had got over the past couple of years. This story stands out on it's own easily.
The mystery, the weirdness and the overall creepyness is brilliant and this one felt paced well to me aswell.
Tennant and Tate continue to impress. Them managing to carry this whole episode solely on their backs is impressive and i'm sad I have to say goodbye next week.
