Solitaire Forever
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Enjoy over 150 solitaire games, with a simple graphic, touch interface. Rich graphics and smooth...
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
7.0
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Lonely thirty-seven-year-old Mikami Satoru is stuck in a dead-end job, unhappy with his mundane...
Bofuri: I Don't Want To Get Hurt, So I'll Max Out My Defense
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A player designing a character for a role-playing game gives up all other skills for the sake of...
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Teenage mutant ninja turtles mutant mayhem (2023)
7.8
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After years of being sheltered from the human world the turtle brothers set out to win the hearts of...
David McK (3557 KP) rated The Incredibles (2004) in Movies
Dec 28, 2024
So late 90s, leading into (here) early Oughties
(and, as an aside, I'm really not keen on that phrase)
Anyway, this posits a world where Superheroes are both real, and have been driven underground by a public tired of the collateral damage caused, before the Parr family are forced into action to (yep, you guessed it) save the world once more.
As a Pixar film, animation is top-notch.
Edna Mode steals the show.
Static Shock - Season 1
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Virgil Hawkins becomes the superhero 'Static' after being exposed to a gas called the Quantum Vapor...
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Darren (1599 KP) rated Rise of the Guardians (2012) in Movies
Oct 14, 2019
Story – The story here follows a reckless potential new guardian that must prove his place in the guardians with the much more experienced and famous icons of fantasy. While this does follow a generic idea, it is fun throughout and does play into the idea of childhood innocence keeping legends alive. The idea of Jack Frost needing to find his place in the battle is the strongest part of the film and is easily the one part of the film you want to see most of.
Adventure/Fantasy – The adventure that Jack Frost must go on brings him to the next moment of his stage of immortality, being on a level with a Santa or Tooth Fairy, this is him finding himself in this world that is full of fantasy icons that children will always be believing in.
Settings – The film takes us to different lands which would be the ones you would imagine finding the fantasy icons, the north pole being the most iconic.
Animation – The animation standard is top notch just like we are expecting from a major study involvement in a film.
Scene of the Movie – The final battle.
That Moment That Annoyed Me – A lot of the jokes are aimed at how people would imagine talking to each of the guardians.
Final Thoughts – This is a fantasy family animation that can be enjoyed by all, it doesn’t over test the audience and comes off fun throughout.
Overall: Fun family animation that will give you a smile.
Daniel Boyd (1066 KP) rated Love, Death & Robots in TV
Apr 4, 2019 (Updated Apr 4, 2019)
My favourite thing about this series is how brief each episode is. Even if there is a story that you aren't enjoying so much, it is over promptly and you are onto the next one. I also like the idea of this series perhaps being a way for filmmakers to pitch their ideas in the form of these short stories and then, - if they are well received, - they could maybe go on to be developed into a longer more fleshed out feature length movie.
The style of animation varies wildly and everyone who watches the series will no doubt have their own personal preference. My favourite of the series was episode 13, which was titled "Lucky 13." It was based around a spaceship owned by a pilot played by Samira Wiley, who gave an phenomenal performance throughout the short film.
If you are looking for something fresh and different to anything else on Netflix, give this one a go. You may not enjoy every single episode, but I guarantee you there will be at least a few that you like. I really hope that this gets a second series and I am looking forward to anything else that is coming in the future from this creative team.
Totally Awesome: The Greatest Cartoons of the Eighties
Andrew Farago and Russi Taylor
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Totally Awesome: The Greatest Cartoons of the Eighties is the ultimate guide to '80s cartoon...
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Charlie Cobra Reviews (1840 KP) rated Sirius The Jaeger in TV
Jul 5, 2020
Under the guise of the "V Shipping Company", a group of vampire hunters called "Jaegers", follow a group of vampires from China to Japan in 1930. Among the Jaegers, is a werewolf named Yuliy, whose home village was destroyed by vampires. Both sides battle over possession of holy relic known only as, "The Ark of Sirius". Which if acquired could have the potential to give power of a God.
This series was great. As some of the more pickier critics point out, it's hard to say if something is "classic" or cliche, but I for one really liked and enjoyed this show. The characters were pretty unique and I was very interested in both the group dynamic and the overall story arc and where it was going. The animation was very fluid, lots of energy in the fight scenes and good choreography. I really liked the progression of the main character and feel it makes up for him being kind of sad and mopey, especially in the beginning. Things do change towards the end when it becomes less about the group but it had a pretty satisfying ending and was more emotional than I thought it would be. I give it a 8/10 and recommend it for anyone who likes vampires or vampire anime.