Reviews

GoT is a Masterpiece that makes Lord of the Rings look like a fantasy movie from Dr Seuss. I unapologetically rated this series a 10 even when some people demanded last season remake because it didn't suit their taste. The thing is, GOT is so unpredictable therefore Dany's falling into madness in the last season was actually Targaryen business as usual (Mad King, anybody?). I liked it when she torched the city like a mad god (or rather like the god from the Old Testament who destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah in a similar fashion) from above. Finally when Jon got to hug Dany, I somehow knew instead of Jack and Rose's Titanic moment, Jon was gonna show his undying love to Dany in a much more unique way. This is a PURE CINEMATIC GOLD at its best or call it POETIC justice if you will.

Rather than Season 8 remake, I'd rather see they make prequels or perhaps sequels. Can't get me enough of Thrones...

Well acted, scripted... fun for all the mystery lovers out there. However I had ONE issue that came to mind, a while after I returned home from the movie. I would've given it a perfect 10 otherwise.

After the injection incident, Harlan carefully plotted an elaborate exit strategy for Marta which would take him at least 10 minutes to explain. He would've died within that time frame if the medical explanation held true. BUT he didn't die... should he wait another while before ending his own life? He would've realized everything was FINE with him afterall. But then again, the movie wouldn't have been made. My bad...

First, I am a HUGE Infinity Wars fan.. I even collected expansive statues re-enacting the epic battle in my shelves (after winning infinity style war with my wife of course).

As predicted, the Director made the end sappy enough for some to shed tears. I was shedding tears myself on the account I would never make the insane amount of money the actors (main casts) did. The first two hour was a total drag, it was as if the Director owes 3 hours to the audience or maybe in a more sinister manner they believe epic movie should run at least 3 hours (Hence... 3 hours 1 minute including credits).

My major concern was the TIME TRAVELING plot which disregarded paradoxical continuity. Again, I am not a hater. I just found it highly inefficient if not plain stupid to have the remaining Avengers to go back in different TIMEs and PLACEs to collect each individual stone (the SOUL stone requires SACRIFICE!... duh). Would it be easier if they just went BACK in TIME (along with Captain Marvel this time) to the planet where Iron Man & friends battled Thanos and stripped him off the gauntlet which was already full of stones? If they did this, there wouldn't be any needs of casualty. Vision would be spared. Scarlet witch wouldn't need to be as traumatic then.

Well, TIME HEIST damage has been done, but AGAIN: 1. Why didn't the future Nebula died instantly when she killed her PAST self? Violation for the Grandpa Paradox. Or, as it turned out, JC wasn't the only one to get resurrected afterall.

2. Why on earth did Iron Man have to conjure the gauntlet onto himself while risking DEATH? Why can't he instead put the gauntlet on Captain Marvel or HULK (who did it once and survived) or Thor and let them SNAP the hell of it? They were sorta IMMORTALS member of the Avengers with strength that most likely will withstand the impact anyway. But no, Stark had to get the end credit.

3. What made the snapping of the Gauntlet by the Hero result in different way from Tanos? What if when Iron Man flicked it, the result was also the annihilation of half the population? Too risky a think. I liked War Machine's idea of going back in time and strangled baby Thanos instead.

4. Finally, LOKI should've been brought to LIFE as the TIME TRAVELling thing would cancel out the event in which LOKI was killed by Thanos. I felt like this was an anticlimax to the flawless Infinity Wars... sorry Stan. If you want a better time traveling movie, go see "Back to the future" or even "Hot-tub time machine".. and "Bill and Ted's excellent Adventure"

Ok they got me. I am a sucker for all Harry Potter films (and toys)... but to say this movie was terrible is a serious understatement. I felt asleep twice in the movie which is proven to be a cure for my insomnia. The book to movie adaptation is too far stretched. As far as I recalled the book is like an encyclopedia of magical creatures but the movie adaptation is so complex as to involving Grindewald and Dumbledore's "it's complicated" relations and freaky Credence constantly (and angrily) looking for his true identity. It's like adapting Hansel and Gretel and linking them to the chain of events that resulted in World War I.

Jude Law is the only good thing in the movie. Depp is like recycling his previous roles as Sweeney Todd/ the vampire in the bomb movie or any other roles where he wore a make-up (ok pretty much all of his movies). Ezra Miller and Eddie Redmayne never belonged in the series at the first place. Save your money muggles..