This last episode was good. It cut out all that talking for the most part, but it was good; I'm happy my boy Rick finally got to see the rest of his family, and he snapped out of being part of the CRM. But watching Rick get pulled out of a heli by Michonne in the last episodes was savage as hell. But altogether, it was decent, tho lots of talking, but it was good.
When negan said, "some people are harder to break than others." it was facts
That Lil bitch was crazy in the head
The fact that this show came out and 2021 and season 2 just came out in 2023 is questionable as hell.
If this doesn't have racist jokes in it, they can keep it. Plus, this won't be good as the other ones, sad to say, so get ready for a disappointment.
Avatar 3 better cut that hour off or it will be a misunderstanding.
This is one brilliant comedy—great performances by the whole cast, especially by Ice Cube and Chris Tucker. Every single character is hilarious. The story is great, and it's different than most of the hood movies. This movie is highly quotable. It's a shame that Chris Tucker doesn't appear in many movies nowadays. Anyway, I recommend this to anyone who hasn't seen it.
Ethan Hawke and Denzel carry this movie, and I mean that in the best way possible. It’s a good movie. The story is interesting, the shootout scenes are tense, and the writing is good, too, but Jake and Alonzo are what turns this movie from a good film to a great movie.
Denzel Washington as Alonzo is just phenomenal. He is such a cunning maniac you can’t help but be hooked by this character. You almost expect him to weasel his way out of the shit show he put himself in, but unfortunately for him, things eventually come to bite him in the ass. I can’t talk about Alonzo without talking about Jake; Ethan Hawke puts in his usual great performance. Although there is nothing special about him as a character, his good, selfless nature contrasts Alonzo’s selfish evil nature excellently.
