Like if you finally ended up here because of Abed
Cartoon Saloon did it again. Gogreous story and even more perfect animation. The lines, the colors, the music. It all fits perfectly to turn this into the best animation movie of the year. Seen in trilogy with their other two movies about Irisih history/folklore might make it even better 10/10 all the way.
Thank God for Paul Rudd, the only thing that made me keep watching.
"This episode didn't give all the answers therefore is bad"
Wow! Imagine beeing this needy. Why does everything have to be explained and wrapped up in a nice little bow? Read more fantastic literature (no, not fantasy) and you'll see the beautiful experience that comes with not having all the answers and thinking for yourself.
I'm fine in Ross Geller's voice
Everything hurts.
Another musical, another hit episode. God, I love this show.
Margo's jurney from the first season to now has been trully amazing. Her strength, humor, intelligence, empathy,dignity, sacrifice...so delightful to watch.She is beuatiful, smart and strong. All three.
PS: Is there anything Hale Appleman does in a less than wonderful way?
Somebody please explain to me why I am still watching this...
Why do people compare every science fiction with Black Mirror? The Netflix original part sucked. Stop it.
This is not the story of Michael Jackson. This is the story of two boys growing up in the shadow of terrible sexual abuse without being able, for multiple reasons, to speak up. This is the story of how they leave that horrifying nightmare behind them and are able to speak their truth. This is the story of how justice failed over and over to other kids who had the mindset to speak up when they were children and who were vilified by the whole world because society was too in love with a singer to believe them.
The testimonies are powerful, raw, real. You can tell they still have mixed feelings, about what "loving MJ" meant for them and how it affects them still to this day.
You are allowed to have whatever feelings you want towards this documentary, except for surprise. The truth was there all along.
I don't get why some comments say there's a part with "social commentary" and then a part when the movie "gets weird" as if the second couldn't say anything about society.
All of my points for this movie go to:
1) Rami Malek's superb acting
2) The recreation of the Live Aid concert.
3) Freddie's incredibly beatiful and powerful voice.
That's it. That's all there is.
Do ALL stories of Cam and Mitchell have to be about one of them lying to other until they are forced to say the truth?
I was less ready than I expected to see Asa Butterfield attempting masturbation and talking about sex.
WASN'T HE A KID?!
Ps: Loving the show.
Pedofilia jokes. Just what the show was missing.
All of the four points that I'm giving to this movie belong to Willem Dafoe's voice.
I'll see you tomorrow, Miller
This has probably been the best episode in the Capaldi era so far. Been waiting a long time for the show to return to its best moments.
Watching this I couldn't stop thinking about the original Pilot.
1) Susan, whose photo we got to see so many times <3, was the one that named the Tardis
2) The ones that happen to find de Tardis, and The Doctor, in the junkyard were Susan's teachers (Ian and Barbara) whereas in this case was a student (Bill)
3) Susan is the one that has that thirst of knowledge. Though she loved Earth she was very curious, just as Bill.
Also, there were what to me felt like hints to the other Pilot this show had: Rose. The idea that Bill was almost not to travel with the Doctor, but he decided to look for her and remind her that his machine also travels in Time (which is part of my favorite headcanon about Nine and I'm glad to see it protrayed here: the idea that between invitations, Nine travelled alone and decided that he needed a companion and went back to look for her).
And, last but not least, the chips. Remember how much fun Rose and Nine had eating chips? And how Rose also worked in a school cafeteria serving chips? And how she, like Bill, had a regular job, came from a working class and was, by The Doctor's standards, sometimes a bit slow at first?
Finally, I never thought we'd see the time when we were reminded that the habit of erasing someone's mind without their consent was absolutely not right. I already love Bill and her determination.
I also love the bit with Clara's song, which I also thought we wouldn't hear again.
Overall, sooooo good. I just hope the season continues in this line.
Anything with Elsbeth Tascioni has my vote.
Whaaaaaaaaat? Not Huck, please! He might be a psycho, but he's our psycho.
I laughed in scenes involving Winston, that was weird.
As someone who got a bit bored with the Nick/Jess/Reagan stuff, I only cared about the Winston/Winston part which was a bit funny.
A comedy where couples and families treat each other with respect and love. The laughs don't come from jokes made at the expense of others and it's always pretty much a very honest show.
So glad I decided to watch this last year when I though it wasn't even going to last.
I think I like this episode because it was mostly about Elijah.
We're still not going anywhere
By now Im pretty sure that Celeste's kids are the ones hurting Amabella.
And I'm still hoping with all my heart that Perry is the one that died, even though I am still pretty sure that it won't happen.
So the plot is never going to start?
What a solid start for a spin-off
The rivalry between Tom Hardy and Jonathan Pryce was the perfect spark this show
Am I the only one thinking this plot twist had little sense?
I'm thinking there's a character we haven't seen in a while behind this tho... Which would be the least plo twisty plot twist ever. Like this shouldn't even be spoiler lol.
This was just...really not good.
Now this is what I call an amazing filler.
(And is probably the reason why I'll never stop watching Supernatural)
