Well... I'll just say that Paul Rudd surely knows how to channel his inner Michelle Pfeiffer.
Finally, a show where they understood how a series finale should end...
Romantic Comedies are f****** back and I love it!!!!
I was under the impression this episode was in par with the typical season finally "shock" episode and season 3 starting with Riggs coming back from a long recovery but after some of the comments and a quick search I'm guessing this is not the case. I didn't even know ish was brewing in the background. I didn't have high hopes for this show at first because I didn't really see Wayans as anything other than silly comedy and wasn't familiar with Riggs but this show became one of my favorite. I'm sad...I really liked Rigg's character and thought he would have been around for a long time.
All my shows are falling apart... first Abby is leaving, Black-ish marriage is on the verge of ending, and now this shit... the entertainment industry is failing me man.
Black Panther is incredible -- a must see. It's complex and layered in both its characters and the problems at hand, which are dealt with wonderfully. This is easily one of the best marvel movies of all time. I'm glad to have booked tickets to see it a second time. The first time is an experience and the second to let the story wash over me.
Yes, this is a rom com that does all the cliche tropes, but it was pretty enjoyable. It will work for males and females in a similar way that The Proposal did. I won't mind rewatching this one when the wife picks it out!
Rating: 3.5/5 - 80% - Would Recommend
Pretty boring until the end, but Captain Marvel won my heart when she didn't bother with Yon-Rogg's "Fight me without your powers if you dare", which so many other heroes would've fallen for. And speaking of heroes, FLERKEN KITTY IS MINE.
I wouldn't watch this crap again even if someone paid me a thousand bucks to watch it
Really depressive even !
It's a good film and, if watched with an open mind, it will touch you with it's raw but subtle emotions
This is as good as X-Men can get. Nothing can top this.
That last line is the pinnacle of story writing.
Broke me into a million pieces. Emotionally shattering, both as a film and the true story behind it. Tremendous performance from the young lead but kudos to all involved. I wish the film had spent a little more time with Saroo as a child, letting us see his adjustment into the western lifestyle. However, that is my only quibble with the film. Ultimately the film left me feeling inspired, but also very sad. Without going into spoilers, the statements during the credits reveal more of the backstory, one of which is incredibly upsetting. Still, its a wake up call to all of us - we need to be selfless when it comes to doing more good in the world we live in.
PIPPIN MY BOY HES BACK
Finally we have movie dedicated to the teenagers from the 90-ties not the 80-ties. For great music and memories from that dedade I gave it +1.
brilliant. i rarely cry but now..
learn to be grateful for what you have.always home follow whenever you are in this planet. you appreciate lost moments always more. memories.
the moment when you find out your name and your place is miss spelling .unbelievable story.
