The_Rider2004
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I've been conflicted on doing this review for a while because I hadn't pinned any thoughts, and why they'res so many better low-budget projects with this storyline out their, its genuinely a decent venture in the woods.
For the most part the acting is pretty good, the script is realistic and interesting. But the Horror aspects come gradually with bullies and then the Killer Clown who was once that, became stronger and more aggressive with his Clown. I do admire the foreshadowing, that's a genuine Merit to the film and the producer.
And I've seen worse films, this is easily a 3.5 for me, decent enough, nothing particularly outstanding but nothing to outrageously bad either. The horror elements are the history, the killings and the sadistic mind. He feels more of a spirited demon because some things are very out of place, and twisted.
The film really isn't dreadful, I feel the score of 2.1 at this time is alittle harsh.
I'd rate this a 3 Out of 10 Because the acting and the Horror elements are done well, but the story lacks development and key narrative that holds it back from being a great film.
For the most part the acting is pretty good, the script is realistic and interesting. But the Horror aspects come gradually with bullies and then the Killer Clown who was once that, became stronger and more aggressive with his Clown. I do admire the foreshadowing, that's a genuine Merit to the film and the producer.
And I've seen worse films, this is easily a 3.5 for me, decent enough, nothing particularly outstanding but nothing to outrageously bad either. The horror elements are the history, the killings and the sadistic mind. He feels more of a spirited demon because some things are very out of place, and twisted.
The film really isn't dreadful, I feel the score of 2.1 at this time is alittle harsh.
I'd rate this a 3 Out of 10 Because the acting and the Horror elements are done well, but the story lacks development and key narrative that holds it back from being a great film.
This one's a fun and bouncy episode full of elegance and drama. Mostly this one is set-piece and action, so the characters development is shortened and stripped back slightly for a fun and action-packed spectacle, I enjoy the episode for doing this as the action for the Time was actually deeply horrifying and disturbing with a big massive Crab on the loose.
So the episode is set on the Beech where we see people playing sports, such as Swimming and Beach Volleyball which is so fun-to-play may I add. I enjoy the atmosphere as it's elevated by electronical music that beeps and beeps when the Crab comes. The story has action where the Crab is mostly chasing the gang on high-ends, and the other glock of screaming people.
The colourful effects are good, as the outside is light, the library is tinted with a black ooze of soft colourings and I found that approach fun. The history was quite short as the Crab was around. My feeling is this episode tried to have to much action and didn't flesh out the world-building or the History as well. As "Ghost Rig" the previous episode and "creeping creatures" did it better in my opinion.
But the episode does have some fun charm to it as the characters are abit more lovey dubby with each other due to Velma showing more interest in shaggy.
I'd rate this episode a 7 Out of 10 Because the episode was action-heavy and fun, but the episode lacked in other areas. It still had the scares, the frights, so be careful watching this at night, the Crab is full of delight.
So the episode is set on the Beech where we see people playing sports, such as Swimming and Beach Volleyball which is so fun-to-play may I add. I enjoy the atmosphere as it's elevated by electronical music that beeps and beeps when the Crab comes. The story has action where the Crab is mostly chasing the gang on high-ends, and the other glock of screaming people.
The colourful effects are good, as the outside is light, the library is tinted with a black ooze of soft colourings and I found that approach fun. The history was quite short as the Crab was around. My feeling is this episode tried to have to much action and didn't flesh out the world-building or the History as well. As "Ghost Rig" the previous episode and "creeping creatures" did it better in my opinion.
But the episode does have some fun charm to it as the characters are abit more lovey dubby with each other due to Velma showing more interest in shaggy.
I'd rate this episode a 7 Out of 10 Because the episode was action-heavy and fun, but the episode lacked in other areas. It still had the scares, the frights, so be careful watching this at night, the Crab is full of delight.
I never fall back on my word, Marvel have created some of the best and some of the most engrossing stories off all-time, the casting choice was exceptional thus meaning this is one of the best tales of how a hero first learned the meaning of greatness, power and control. Iron-Man is one of my most watched superhero origin stories.
Iron-Man is a abit of a cocky, arrogant douch who thinks he can bag anyone, he has this sofisticated charm and his charisma gets him through the line. He is abit of a douch because his father is rich, the humour in this movie is minimal, which gives it more meaningful and greater feel to it. It doesn't over do the action, the cinematography either, as everything is developed well. The father figure we know is a rich, scientist, and works for corporate side of things. But Stark is also rich, we know his families tragedy, we know he's learning to become stronger and more demanding as the hero we know.
He learns how to build in a Cave, we see how he's become more demanding, less arrogant. And his journey has progressed further with later added charm and humour, but also some great stunt work with camera lensing built in with brilliance. His suit looks spectacular for a first-timer. And it's really cool how we see him develop through his suits, his flying is bad at first. Then he becomes well equipped.
And I really Don't think I need to express my vows enough on the chosen actor, I mean c'Mon it's Robert Downey Jr. He is brilliant, he excells with his great development and mind, with acting at the top of his game, we know he's having fun as he's comfortable in the role, the suit. The man who made himself into the hero we adore. Not to pick sides, but Iron-Man's antics and great hero-ism made him perform to brilliance. His character progression is all on the eyes of the actor, as it's played with a trumpet. He's single handedly put an elegant performance on with brilliant capabilities.
And the last fight scene suspends disbelief slightly, but that roof top and glass scene where Pepper Pots renders useless will always be Iconic, and the car chase was also heavily fun.
I'd rate Iron-Man an 8 Out of 10 Because he performs superbly, he quickly realises what's right and to put his ego aside. But the story could've builded more momentum as Iron-Man was an action-packed delight.
Iron-Man is a abit of a cocky, arrogant douch who thinks he can bag anyone, he has this sofisticated charm and his charisma gets him through the line. He is abit of a douch because his father is rich, the humour in this movie is minimal, which gives it more meaningful and greater feel to it. It doesn't over do the action, the cinematography either, as everything is developed well. The father figure we know is a rich, scientist, and works for corporate side of things. But Stark is also rich, we know his families tragedy, we know he's learning to become stronger and more demanding as the hero we know.
He learns how to build in a Cave, we see how he's become more demanding, less arrogant. And his journey has progressed further with later added charm and humour, but also some great stunt work with camera lensing built in with brilliance. His suit looks spectacular for a first-timer. And it's really cool how we see him develop through his suits, his flying is bad at first. Then he becomes well equipped.
And I really Don't think I need to express my vows enough on the chosen actor, I mean c'Mon it's Robert Downey Jr. He is brilliant, he excells with his great development and mind, with acting at the top of his game, we know he's having fun as he's comfortable in the role, the suit. The man who made himself into the hero we adore. Not to pick sides, but Iron-Man's antics and great hero-ism made him perform to brilliance. His character progression is all on the eyes of the actor, as it's played with a trumpet. He's single handedly put an elegant performance on with brilliant capabilities.
And the last fight scene suspends disbelief slightly, but that roof top and glass scene where Pepper Pots renders useless will always be Iconic, and the car chase was also heavily fun.
I'd rate Iron-Man an 8 Out of 10 Because he performs superbly, he quickly realises what's right and to put his ego aside. But the story could've builded more momentum as Iron-Man was an action-packed delight.