HurricaneDaddy

I never binge anything but this show is very binge-worthy. Stupidly addictive, funny, infuriating, and beautiful. I usually watch at least 2 episodes at a time (very unusual for me) and in the case of Season Two, 5 in a row at one point (unprecedented for me). Simply marvelous entertainment. Clarkson and Kaleb are hilarious and all the supporting characters are just perfect. Not least of which Gerald, and Jeremy's hilarious responses to Gerald's indecipherable speech. Jeremy's bewildered confusion at every single "conversation" with Gerald is absolute good. I laugh like an idiot every single time. 9/10.

I experienced incredible superhero fatigue. So many Marvel movies. All of them exactly the same. Paint by numbers.

Not only is My Hero Academia perhaps the greatest superhero show ever made, it is also one of the best animes out there. So many great characters and compelling storylines. And frequently very funny too.

Midoriya and Todoroki are incredible characters. And every time they peel back the onion on the secondary characters, it just gets more compelling.

This is one of the few animes I have watched that I didn't previously read the Manga, so I cannot speak to how much of the story is filler, but I can tell you that if there is much filler, it is damn good filler.

I don't even know what to say about this movie. There are three excellent actors performing in one of the most contrived and idiotic plots I have ever encountered. Pick any other film containing any of these three fine actors and you will have made a very wise decision. Anna Gunn does the best she can do with an idiotic script. Jeanine Garofalo is always excellent (and is in this film too in what amounts to little more than a cameo). I was very pleased to see her because it seems like it's been forever. Linus Roache is a very versatile actor who can be a good guy or a villain. Thomas Wayne, King Ecbert, and Jeremiah Sand are all among his extraordinary credits. But this...oh no. This is really the worst role of his career. I will say that if a middle school kid decided to write a dramatic encounter, you would not be surprised to witness something like this.

A mind numbingly predictable color-by-numbers project that probably had a script colored on the back of a napkin with a full orange crayon, and still managed to be just icky.

Maybe Rifftrax can bail this one out and give it second life.