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Wow! This episode is NOT for people who get easily creeped out. It's been a long time since I got scared from a Doctor Who episode and that time finally came. So, we of course we had some pandering to the left with a few lines here and there, but this time the episode was actually pretty good, making the pander-talk a minor annoyance. The feeling of emptiness and the mystery behind every single thing that was going on, made the episode a thrilling experience that we haven't seen in the show for a long time. The monsters in this episode are easily among my top scariest Doctor Who monsters. I hope that even if we can't avoid the political preaching, we will at least get good stories to balance it out. This second special was the proof that Russell T Davies still has ideas for the show and hasn't lost his touch. Great stuff, keep it up! I'm excited to see what's next!

Yet another disappointment. Not a bad movie, but surely not a good one either. Even kids at the cinema were bored and almost none laughed throughout the movie, except just a handful of times. The plot was literally what you see on the trailer, there is no twist, nothing exciting to keep you interested, it was as bare bones as it could get. Nothing stood out, from the characters to the songs, it was from those movies you forget you watched after a month! It had too many references to old Disney movies, which got tiring after a while and the plot was rushed. I have no words, Disney was known for having great stories for the entire family to gather and enjoy, but now it's just generic and boring. I think it's time for Bob Iger to retire.

What was that? First of all, the animation was fine and some scenes were great but for the most part, it was a mindless movie with tons of failed joke attempts, forced message and the plot was very rushed. The turtles were, at the most part, acting the same and didn't have the distinct personalities from previous shows, April looked nothing like April (i literally thought she was a different character at first), Splinter was turned into a joke and classic villains were ruined and had no time to shine. I get it that writers try to make changes to stand out and make something more of their own, but the changes just didn't work for me. Sadly, it was yet another mindless wannabe-funny movie for mindless consumers.