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• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9140554/
• Platform: Disney+

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I have to say that even with those problems I still think the finale brought some closure and made the whole season worth watching, seeing Loki finally find his glorious purpose after all these years was satisfying as hell and Tom Hiddleston absolutely killed it in every single scene, the man deserves all the awards for what he did with this character over two seasons going from this narcissist power hungry character to the one that saves the universe. The ending where he walks up those invisible stairs and sits down on the throne while the timelines form this beautiful tree around him is one of the best endings in any Marvel show or movie, its a bit sour too because Loki gets what he always wanted which was a throne but it comes at the cost of being alone forever, his biggest fear was being alone and now thats his reality for the rest of eternity, thats some heavy stuff and the show didnt shy away from showing how much that choice hurt him. I think this is the perfect ending for Loki because theres nowhere else to go with his character after this, hes literally become a god who holds the multiverse in his hands and any future appearance would just diminish what they accomplished here. Overall I would give Loki Season 2 a solid seven out of ten, it had some pacing issues and underdeveloped subplots but the character work was top notch and the finale was beautiful in a really tragic way.

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This is a cross post of @syberia/trigger-a-korean-drama-that-critiques-the-right-to-bear-arms by @syberia.

A review of a Korean drama that deals with a controversial topic.

Loki season one was a total ride, took me years to watch this one even though back then everyone was loosing their minds for it but its just that Loki is not my type of character, I went in thinking we would just get more of the same Loki doing his usual tricks and causing trouble but instead Marvel decided to get weird with it and I mean weird AF because this TVA concept has so much in it with how time works and how time ends that there were some confusing moments as to how each action had a consequence in the time line and how they kept it under control, its crazy stuff. The whole TVA thing with Owen Wilson showing up as this agent who loves jet skis but has never actually been on one was genius casting, Wilson just brings this laid back energy that plays off Tom Hiddleston so well and their back and fourth was probably my favorite part of the show as it kepts me watching one episode after another to see what would happen next. The bureaucracy angle was funny as hell too because you got these people monitoring all of time and space but they are stuck in this 1970s office setup with what looks like terrible technology and mountains of paperwork, it should not work but it does and I think thats what makes the TVA so interesting as a concept. Then they throw in Sylvie and at first I was like okay another Loki but she turned out to be way more interesting than just a female version of him, she had her own story and her own motivations that actualy made sense when you think about what the TVA did to her as a kid. The romance between them was strange technically they are the same person but also not really and Marvel took a risk there because if they are the same person how could they fall in love? but at the same time it makes perfect sense since Loki is that narcissist so why not. The whole thing with the TVA being this massive time cop organization but then finding out its run by variants who had their memory wiped was such a good twist, you start the show thinking these are the good guys keeping everything in check but then you realize they are just pawns too and that changes everything. Mobius finding out he was a jet ski salesman or whatever his real life was before the TVA grabbed him and erased everything hit different, Owen Wilson played that confusion and betrayal so well that you actually felt it. Miss Minutes was hilarious and annoying at the same time like this cartoon character thats supposed to be helpful but really just reminds you that your stuck in this beurocratic nightmare where nobody knows whats realy going on, at times the TVA felt like a loop you never escaping from.

• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9140554/
• Platform: Disney+

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The relationship between Loki and Sylvie was one of those things that could have gone completely wrong but somehow worked because both actors sold it so hard and made you believe it. At first it feels weird watching Loki fall for basically himself in female form but then you start to see that Sylvie is not just a female Loki at all, she was someone who had a completely different life because the TVA took everything from her when she was just a kid and shes been surviving on her own ever since without anyone to help her. She taught herself magic and how to enchant people by jumping into their minds and she used those skills to hunt down TVA agents one by one trying to find whoever was in charge of the whole operation, those episodes hunting Sylvie down gave both so much context. Loki by comparison had a cushy life in Asgard even if he always felt like an outsider so when these two meet its like two sides of the same coin finally seeing each other for the first time. The romance builds slow over episode three and four and that train scene where they are talking about their pasts and Loki gets drunk and starts singing was so good, it showed him letting his guard down for maybe the first time ever in his life. You could tell Sylvie was not used to trusting anyone and Loki was not used to caring about anyone besides himself so watching them figure out how to work together and then develop actual feelings was cool to see play out. The nexus event that happens when they are about to die on Lamentis actually backs up how their conection was strong enough to break through even an apocalypse which should be imposible but it happend anyway and thats when the TVA realizes they are in trouble.

Its the ending with Kang that get things to another level of craziness and confusion, the hole Sylvie and Kang fight was never going to happen as he just wanted to either die or be replace, although he knew he wouldnt abandon the chair. That whole scene had me on edge because you could see both sides of the argument, Sylvie wanted revenge for her stolen childhood and everything the TVA took from her and Loki was finally thinking about consequences for once instead of just acting on impulse like he always does throughout his entire life. The fact that her choice unleashed the multiverse and probably doomed everything was such an awesome moment to develop the entire Multiverse saga but we already know how Marvel fuck it up. The statue of Kang at the end instead of the time keepers was such a perfect way to show that everything has changed now and the TVA is under the control of one of those evil variants that He Who Remains warned them about so things are gonna get way worse before they get better if they ever do. Marvel really swung for the fences with this show and even though some episodes were slower than others the overall story was incredible and took risks that actually paid off in the end. Tom Hiddleston proved how he is the real live Loki just like Hugh Jackman is the real life Wolverine and the supporting cast all brought their A game especially Owen Wilson who needs to be in more Marvel stuff going forward because he was perfect in this role, I would love to see him next to Deadpool. The cliffhanger ending leaves so many questions about what happens next like is Mobius gonna remember Loki eventually, what is Sylvie gonna do now that shes alone at the end of time and how bad are things gonna get now that the multiverse is unleashed and all these Kang variants are free to do whatever they want across infinite timelines. Loki season one gets a solid 8 out of 10 from me, it was weird and ambitious and took risks that paid off even when the pacing was not perfect in every episode but overall it was one of the best Marvel Tv shows we have gotten ever.

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• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20990442/

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I watched a new movie called Cleaner. It is nothing much but simple from the plot to the end. I kind of like the movie because of how simple they kept the plot throughout the movie. The movie stars Daisy Ridley as a cleaner of a luxurious building in London. For starters, her brother gets kicked out of the special home he has been staying in because he hacked into their system. So he has to go stay with his sister, but before they head home, his sister has to go work as she is running late.

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• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21103218/
• Platform: AppleTV+

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The other problem is the movie keeps cutting back to the fire command center where the Cali Fire battalion chief and his team are trying to figure out what to do and all those scenes are pretty flat and boring but I guess those are necessary too because someone is suppose to be getting things under control, although they all felt flat with zero connection to Kevin and the kids on the bus, those scenes needed way more emotional weight because these are people watching a whole town burn down and potentially hundreds of people dying but instead it just feels like checking boxes to make sure things are done by the book. I wish they had spent more time making those command center scenes actualy mean something instead of just being filler between the bus action sequences. Now the kids on the bus, you going to take one for the team and they just kids, these 22 children are basically just props in the background who occasionally say stuff like I dont want to die but we never get to know any of them as actual characters but then again its 22 kids so not enough time and space to know them all and build up their characters so it was expected they just the cargo.

#skiptvads, #inleo, #hive, #disaster, #wildfire, #survival, #mcconaughey, #ferrera, #greengrass, #campfire, #california, #paradise, #teacher, #driver, #rescue, #children, #emergency, #evacuation, #tension, #thriller, #action, #emotional, #drama, #realstory, #intense, #appletv, #movie, #review

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• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9362930/
• Platform: AppleTV+

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The story itself is pretty straightforward and nothing amazing, you actually might think ok they took the Spider Man story like and mix it with another bug? yup kinda, Jaime comes home from college to find his family about to lose their house, gets a job through Jenny Kord who steals this alien scarab from her aunt Victoria and boom he becomes Blue Beetle when the scarab chooses him as its host, Im 110% sure that in the comics this has to be more complex than that although thats the basics, I dont want to make it feel like Im trying to push it under the rug but it aint complicated at all. Victoria Kord played by Susan Sarandon is supposed to be this menacing villain but she comes across more like a generic corporate bad guy who wants to weaponize alien technology, nothing we haven't seen before in a dozen other movies and her motivations never really feel threatening enough but so far until 2025 I havent found a Thanos in the DCU, at least not yet. The whole thing with Carapax the indestructible man being her personal weapon has some interesting backstory about trauma but it gets rushed through with very little content and we dont have time to process the deeper meaning of what they are trying to say about imperialism and military intervention and a bunch of other themes that get lost within the movie. What works better is the relationship between Jaime and the scarab itself, the way they communicate and learn to work together feels like proper character build up and the visual effects when he transforms are impressive for a movie that didn't have a massive budget. The action scenes are nothing spectacular but just seen Xolo into the Blue Beetle learning his powers is fun enough with all the comedy in between, there is some good practical suit work mixed with CGI that look convincing and the final battle in the family backyard has this weird charm where everyone gets involved in fighting off the bad guys, again like Thunderbolts (2025).

The costume design for Blue Beetle looks great and feels like it could exist in the same universe as other DC heroes without looking cheap or fake, I think would mix just great with the recent Superman (2025) movie as its very comic like and not so dark as The Batman. For the time this movie came out there is a nice visual style that feels different from other DC movies without being too flashy or distracting from the story plus the music and how the sound effects were use hits the right notes when it needs to, with superhero music with some Latino influences that make it feel more connected with the rest of the movie, there is also the sound effects during the transformation scenes that really sells the alien technology aspect of the scarab. I also find interesting how the story kinda sells a one and done situation, the movie doesn't try to set up a bunch of sequels or connect to a larger universe, it tells its own complete story while leaving room for more adventures but for the most part it does bring enough closure so at the end you are satisfied with how much the story advance. The hole thing about developing a universe where there are all this superheroes is that at some time they can collaborate with each other but Blue Beetle does great at been just a one guy army as he also has his family to back him up.

#skiptvads, #inleo, #hive, #bluebeetle, #xolo, #maridueña, #dc, #superhero, #latino, #family, #origin, #scarab, #jaime, #reyes, #kord, #susan, #sarandon, #villain, #carapax, #jenny, #george, #lopez, #mexican, #culture, #action, #review, #movie, #2023

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Alright its like there is not much to watch at the moment and Afterburn came out as another meh movie but with a few cool scenes its just that too much meh than anything else and its basically what you expect when Dave Batista and Samuel L Jackson show up on a poster together, lots of action, some explosions and a story that asks you not to think too hard about whats happening. A solar flare wipes out half the planet, borders dont exist anymore and now Batista plays Jake who has to grab the Mona Lisa for Jackson who somehow became the King of England, governments collapsed after the disaster, warlords run Europe now and Jake used to be a treasure hunter before everything went to hell. Now he still does the same job but the world looks like a cheaper version of Mad Max without the cool factor. Director JJ Perry did Day Shift and Killers Game before this, he worked as a stunt coordinator on John Wick so I would say the guy knows how to shoot action sequence but one thing is knowing stunts another is been a great director and this movie is proof of that. The action is fine, theres decent hand to hand combat, Jake fights through a train full of bad guys and that part actually works. You see blood when someone gets stabbed or shot witch is always good in my book. Theres a car chase with a tank and some explosions, Perry keeps the action in frame this time witch is better than some of his other work. Still the guy needs way more practice because scenes that should have tension just fall flat.

• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1210027/

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The plot falls apart pretty quick, Jake gets hired by King August played by Samuel Jackson and yes we know Jackson is that kind of actor that brings hype into a movie but I feel like that is all he was to this production as he is barely here. Maybe fifteen or twenty minuets at most, he probably shot his scenes in a week and went home, just a quick buck and this is not his fault, probably easy money for him. August wants Jake to go to France and bring back the Mona Lisa from some secret storage place in paper looks and sounds easy except France got destroyed by the solar flares and now General Volk controls everything, a crazy warlord loves chess and killing people. The movie tries hard to make Volk scary but it dont work because we never understand what he wants, I truly doubt people would get mad for spoilers but the Mona Lisa isnt actually a painting, its a nuclear bomb with the Mona Lisa painted on it. August already has the real one so the whole mission was about getting this third atomic bomb from World War Two. Dont ask how that makes sense because the movie never explains why August wants it but the twist is supposed to be surprising but it just feels lazy, they could have done something interesting with this idea but instead they treat it like its no big deal.

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Primitive War (2025) came out and I was not so much interested on it, look like Avatar hit Jurasic Park and ratings on RTT are very far apart but over all not a bad bad movie, its a cool one time watch although there are certain things I didnt like that much, people online are loosing their minds over it, I get both sides here because this thing is weird as hell to judge. You got soldiers in Vietnam fighting dinosaurs with a budget under 10 million bucks, that sounds awesome on paper, also this thing is over two hours you start noticing problems that no amount of dinosaur carnage can fix. The CGI looks damn good for what they spent no question about that, some of those sequences are impressive and put bigger budget stuff to shame but then you got these actors who look like they have no idea there are five dinosaurs in the room with them. The script feels clunky too, characters dropping words trying to sound tough but coming off goofy instead, what really bugs me is how everyone keeps saying this is showing Jurassic Park how its done when half the thing copies the same exact structure same rules T Rex is king raptors hunt in packs all that stuff. Its not breaking new ground its just doing the same thing with more blood and a Vietnam setting, props to the team for pulling off so much action on such little money thats seriously impressive work right there but at the end of the day this feels more like a tech demo than an actual thing you care about cool to look at but empty underneath. The whole setup is Vulture Squad gets sent into this isolated jungle valley to find a missing Green Beret platoon and boom dinosaurs everywhere, sounds simple enough and honestly thats probably the smartest thing this does because when you try to add more layers it just falls appart.

• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt18312380/

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The military stuff is where things get tricky because on one hand they clearly put effort into making it authentic, Captain Dale Dye who did Platoon and Saving Private Ryan came in as a consultant, Im no gun expert but to me all the weapons look like period accurate M16s, M203s for some of the ones I recognize, all that Vietnam hardware, the uniforms look vintage too, they even got like six Huey helicopters for this Apocalypse Now style sequence that looks expensive as hell. But just because something looks authentic doesnt mean it feels right for the story youre trying to tell, Ryan Kwanten plays the lead very convincing like hes in an actual war drama and it clashes hard with the ridiculousness of dinosaurs eating people. Jeremy Piven brings some energy to his role as the colonel but even he cant save scenes where the tone is all over the place, one minute were doing Saving Private Ryan grit the next were watching a raptor with a knife in its eye get revenge and those two things dont mix so well. Anthony Gruber adds a bit of humor here and there which helps but its not enough, I would say the movie needed way more moments where characters acknowledge how insane their situation is instead everyone just acts like fighting dinosaurs in Vietnam is a normal. The pacing in the first hour is rough too, they spend so much time at the base trying to develop all these characters but none of it sticks because what makes the movie interesting is out there, this is not a close environment movie and by the time people start dying you dont really care who makes it out which is a problem.

At the end of the day Primitive War is a mixed bag that leans more towards disappointment and it wouldnt be strange if there are a lot of paid votes to rank the movie higher and even though I really wanted to love it, the dinosaurs look great the action is solid when it happens and you can tell everyone involved worked their asses off to make this thing happen on basically no money, its the kind of movie you can watch clips about but just that because you know how draggy it can turn in. For sure it has good intentions and impressive visuals but they dont make up for a weak script, uneven tone and characters you never get connected or root for, for the most of the part I kept rooting for the dinosaurs actually, its like watching a really expensive animatronics demo; not sure if thats the accurate word, like back in the day of good old Jurassic Park where all the pieces are there but nobody figured out how to make them fit together into something that feels complete. The final thirty minutes are the best part of the movie, once the T Rexes show up and start wrecking that base with tanks and helicopters everywhere its everything you want from this concept but getting there requires sitting through an hour and half of stuff that ranges from okay to straight up boring. People online saying this puts Jurassic Park to shame are out of their minds, this doesnt come close to that level because you need characters, people to give a shit about before you start feeding them to dinosaurs, Primitive War forgets that part and just assumes spectacle is enough. If they make a sequel and Luke Sparke gets a bigger budget plus someone to help tighten up the writing it could be something special, theres clearly talent here and passion for the material but this first one just doesnt stick the landing. I would give it maybe a 7 out of 10, worth watching if you are into dinosaur or just want to see some crazy action but dont go in expecting anything close to the classics, its a fun messy experiment that shows potential without fully delivering on it and sometimes thats the most frustrating kind of thing to watch because you can see what it could have been.

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Dangerous Animals came out on 2025 and probably became one of my favorite shark movie that I actually give a damn about because honestly there is that stiga to Jaws where the shark is always the bad guy of the movie although here we got a hybrid, most shark movies bore me or feel way too fake but this one hit diferent, because as it starts to unfold you start to realize that this isnt even really about the sharks at all, its about Jai Courtney playing this absolutely insane serial killer named Tucker who runs one of those shark tour boats in Australia where he lowers people in cages to see the sharks up close, except Tucker uses the sharks as his weapon to kill people and records everything on VHS tapes like some twisted collector keeping trophys of his victims. The hook alone had me interested right from the trailer so I knew this was worth waiting for and Im glad I went in without watching only the first official trailer and not much context, sometimes its hard because you basically have to be dodging content online because discovering how messed up Tucker really is made the experiance so much better, this guy dangles victims over shark infested water while their loved ones watch them get torn apart and films the whole damn thing. Sean Byrne directed this and hes the same guy who made 'The Loved Ones" and "The Devils Candy", the first one I havent seen but did enjoy "The Devils Candy" so I had some faith going in that he would deliver something entertaining and he absolutely did. Jai Courtney is a good actor although we havent seen him doing a movie like this one in a wile or at least in one that he is one of the main protagonist and not just support actor, he probably deserve better roles, ones that let him do much more but this role as Tucker might be the best work Ive seen from him ever, he completly owns every scene hes in and makes Tucker feel terrifying, menacing, but also weirdly fun to watch in that villain way where you cant look away.

• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32299316/
• Platform: PRIME VIDEO

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The story starts with Tucker taking this couple out on his boat for a shark tour and just in a couple minutes you get the first peak behind the courtin as he stabs the boyfriend in the neck and throws him to the sharks while keeping the girlfriend with him in the boar, thats how this movie basically goes from 0 to 100 real quick, what kind of sick bastard Tucker is and it sets the tone perfectly putting any kind of character build up necessary aside. Then we meet Zephyr played by Hassie Harrison who is this American surfer traveling around Australia in her van looking for good waves, shes got this loner vibe and seems like someone who keeps moving to avoid getting too close to anyone so my first thoughts were, who broke her?. She meets this guy Moses at night when his moms car needs a jump start and they end up having a one night stand, I guess thats what loner travelers do? look too cliche to be honest but if you go with it seem to really click together even though Zephyr ghosts him the next morning because commitment isnt her thing. She heads to the beach super early before sunrise to surf at a spot Moses recomended and realizes she forgot this key tool she needs for her surfboard, she sees Tuckers truck parked and goes looking for help when Tucker comes out of nowhere without shoes, this guy is creepy AF, he had to be hiding something all looking back because he was probably dumping a body or something. He gives her the key and drives off but then comes back and captures her, just like that shes chained up in the bottom of his boat with another woman named Heather who he had captured earlier. The whole setup happens so fast that it keeps the momentum going and doesnt waste time with unnecessary build up, by the time were twenty minutes in weve already got our main drama / kidnap and I was like wtf, if I try to pull this it would never happen so easy in a million years, this guy.

I thought were were going to get a lot of shark action throughout the movie but I think is smart to keep it low key because when the sharks do show up it actually matters and feels tense, Tucker straps people into this harness and slowly lowers them into the water after throwing food around to attract sharks. Most of the time you only see the fin circling and imagination kicks in and classic Jaws memories take care of the rest, its way more efectiv than showing CGI sharks constantly because the fear comes from not knowing exactly where they are or how close, just like Jaws did it back in the day. The CGI they do use looks pretty convincing most of the time, theres defintely some computer effects mixed with real shark footage but they hide it well enough that it doesnt pull you out of the movie. Tucker has this whole philosophy about being like an apex predator and compares Zephyr to a marlin because shes such a challange to catch, he tells this story about how fishermen prize marlins because they fight so hard to escape and that gets a bit tiresome by the third time he brings it up. The ending goes a bit overboard with fake endings where it feels like the movies wrapping up but then keeps going, this happens like three or four times and it does make the ending feel longer than it needs to be. Eventually Zephyr gets dropped in the water and this great white shark shows up, the movie makes it seem like the shark spares her because Tucker had stabbed it earlier so now it wants revenge on him which feels like a stretch but whatever. Zephyr gets back on the boat and shoots Tucker with a harpoon into the water where the great white immediatly kills him, that final shot of Tucker getting eaten looked a bit rough CGI wise compared to the rest of the movie probably because they want it to look savage and agressive enough.

My biggest complaint is that I wanted way more gore, its a shark movie with a serial killer using this predators as his tools with the perfect place to disapear his victims so use the damn thing, like we get some blood here and there but for a movie about people getting fed to sharks I expected more brutal shots and that classic sound when people are about to drawn like taking in more water than breathing. The romance between Zephyr and Moses also felt rushed, like they had one good night together and suddenly hes risking his life to find her when most people would just assume she ghosted them and move on, the movie needed to give them more chemistry or more time together to make his dedication feel earned. Tucker keeps all these VHS tapes of his kills with pieces of victims hair attached to the cases and that was a nice creepy touch, you see hes got dozens of them so this guys been doing this for years without getting caught. Later on after watching the movie I find out he soundtrack for the movie is by Michael Yazerki and it really stood out and nail it, it matches the tone shifts between fun and terrifying, such sweet spot and sometimes the music lets you know things are about to get dark before you even see it on screen. Overall I had a really good time with Dangerous Animals, its not perfect and the pacing issues came up but mostly towards the ending, after all that dopamine rush I guess writers had a hard time wraping things up and bring it down a bit but its easily one of the best shark movie that is not about sharks, the contradiction right there, besides Jaws and Deep Blue Sea. Jai Courtney completly surprised me with how good he is as this unhinged killer and I hope he gets more roles like this that let him do some entertaining stuff and more screen time. If you like serial killer movies or shark movies or just want to see something thats a bit different than the usual stuff, Dangerous Animals is worth checking out, Im giving it a solid 7 out of 10 for being way better than most shark movies.

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