Dragonball Super Movie Superhero

 

Dragonball Super

Super Hero

So I saw Dragonball Super: Super Hero, and here's my review of it...I loved it. Like as a Dragonball fan for the past couple of years, I just love this film. This film had great animation and great action scenes. I love the storyline. It's basically if you're familiar with Dragonball or not. The story is about the Red Ribbon Army returning. It's about them creating new androids to take over the world, but one of the characters thinks he's saving the world, but he's not. The film's primary focus is on Piccolo and Gohan for once. This film has both characters at their best, and it's a father and son story arc. 

Let's face it, Piccolo is Gohan's real father, unlike Goku. 

I enjoyed the film's fight scenes, like Gohan and Piccolo fighting Andriod 1 and 2. There were also some hilarious moments in the movie that made me laugh hard. This film is so much fun to watch, and the animation is fantastic. All the characters in the movie are great, and everyone gets their moment to shine.

Piccolo is by far the best character in the whole film; in this film, he finally shines because he is my favorite character in all of Dragonball. I just love how he is done in this film and becomes so powerful. 

Gohan was known to be one of the most powerful, but he was wasted. Especially in Dragonball GT, ugh, we talk about that noncanon crap. In this film, we finally see Gohan at his best, and he's so cool. His special attack is just awesome. Gohan finally got his moment, and I got to say I like his daughter Pan in this film. She's a lot better than GT's Pan...Ugh.

Gamma 1 and 2 are two of the best characters in the film.

They're not evil because they just want to be superheroes and help people.

I say Gamma 2 was my favorite in the film.

The cast in the film all did a great job voicing these characters. In fact they've been voicing them for years and will continue for who knows how long. Chris Sabat, Sean Schemmel, Kyle Herbert, Monica Rial, and everyone else are fantastic at voicing their characters.

The film's ending is awesome, and there's a post-credit scene, and it is the funniest moment ever in Dragonball. It made the audience shout out."Oh my god, it actually happened!" 

Now is this film better than Broly? Well, my cousin personally likes Broly more. That's fine. I put these two films on the same level. Also, a fun fact is the voice actor of Mario voices the villain Magenta. 

I give Dragonball Super: Superhero 

8 out of 10.

If you're a Dragonball fan, you got to see this movie because it's such a good film.

It's about to we got to see Gohan and Piccolo get their moment to shine.

I hope the next film we see a Gotenks get his moment too.  

Every Season Has It's Faults and Positives

 

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Every season has faults, and every season has its positives.

Every season has its faults and positives 

Starting with Winter

Faults 

It's Freezing Cold, like -30

Nights are Longer

Freezing Rain

Slippery Roads

Frost Bite

Snow Storms 

Positives 

Christmas

Hanukkah

Valentine's Day

Snow Days

Skiing 

Skating

Snowball Fights

Warm Nights at home with a hot cup of Cocoa 

 

Spring

Faults

Lots of Rain 

Wet and Muddy Outside

Spring Allergies

Bugs Come Back

Positives 

It's Warmer again

Flowers Grow Back

Spring Break

Easter

Saint Patrick's Day

Turning the Clock Forward 

Longer Days.

  

Summer

Faults

It's Too Hot

Allergy Season is at its worse

Sunburn 

Busy Traffic for Summer Vacation

Bugs 

Positives 

Summer Vacation 

School's Out 

Partying

Warm Nights 

Canada Day and July 4th

The Beach

Summer Blockbuster Films 

Autumn  

Faults 

Back to School

It's Colder Again

Turning The Clocks Back 

Longer Nights

Flu Season 

Positives 

Halloween

Thanksgiving 

The Leafs Turning Red and Yellow.

New Shows and New Seasons

Pumpkin Patch 

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So every season has its faults and positives. 

The best thing you can do every season is just live your life and have fun with every season of the year. 

 

My Brave Review

 

My Brave Review 

To celebrate this film's tenth anniversary, here is my review of one of my favorite Pixar films. I love this film, this film has Celtic lore to it, and this is Pixar's first female lead film too. The movie is about a princess named Meredith who doesn't want to marry a suitor but be free to shoot arrows and live her own life. However, her mother wants to act like a lady and accept the idea of being a princess. The film has an excellent mother-daughter relationship, and that's the focus of the film of both of them acknowledging the other's point of view. In the movie, the two of them get into a fight, and Meredith runs away and meets a witch that will help her be free, but it turns out that what she gave her mother to eat turned her into a bear.

I love her parents in the film; like King Fergus, Meredith's father is one of the best characters in the movie. He loves her daughter for who she is, and he's king trying to act like a proper king, not a warrior. Queen Elenor is a good character and a good mother, rigorous and dutiful, but at the same time, she loves her family very much. Even when she's turned into a bear. I also love the brothers in the film. They are basically Pixar's Huey, Dewy, and Louie, who cause pranks and want to eat nothing but deserts. 

The Three Lords 

Lord MacGuffin

Lord Macintosh

Lord Dingwall 

Are so funny, and these three are just so much to watch. I wish they got a spin-off because that would be funny. I also love how at the end of the film, their sons agree with Meredith at the end of the film and don't wish to marry her because they don't know her that well. I also laugh at every Lord MacGuffin's son speaks. It's just like, what did he say?

The film's villain, Mor'du, is an evil bear that was once a clan prince who lost everything and cursed. If he was on steroids, he would be like the Fox and the Hound Bear. 

Brave also has excellent animation and along with good visuals too. I love how this movie was made, and I would say it's not Pixar's best film, but it's one of the best films they've made. Also, I love the songs from the movie, like Touch the Sky, Learn Me Right, and Into the Open Air song by Julie Fowlis. 

The cast in the film is excellent, like Kelly MacDonald as Merida, Emma Thompson as Queen Elinor, Billy Connolly as King Fergus, Craig Ferguson as Lord Macintosh, Kevin McKidd as Lord MacGuffin, Robbie Coltrane as Lord Dingwall, and Julie Walters as The Witch.

I love this film, and it's on my list of Pixar films. 

I give this film an 8 out of 10.

I recommend it to anyone.

Happy 10th Anniversary. 

  

Raiders of the Lost Ark Review

 

My Review of Raiders of the Lost Ark. 

So last night, I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in theatres, and I got to tell ya this film still holds up, and it's hard to believe it's 41 years old now. This film is so much fun to watch; it's full of adventure and excitement and has some terrifying moments, like the scene where all the nazis die. This film is about Indiana Jones finding the Lost Ark; however, he's got to deal with nazis who want to use the ark to take over the world, and he reunites with his old flame Marion, and I met the actress Karen Allen, and she's terrific. The film had some great action scenes like the plane fight scene and car chase scene. This film was directed by Steven Speilberg and was written by George Lucas. 

 

The cast in the film all does a great job playing their roles. Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones, and he said when he dies, Indy dies with him. So don't expect a recast. Karen Allen does a great job as Marion Ravenwood, Paul Freeman, John Rhys Davies, who also have met before today, Ronald Lacey, and Alfred Molina, who had a small role but would go on to play Doc Ock in Spiderman. 

Some fans have debated whether Indy's character is relevant to the story.

This is because of an episode of Big Bang Theory where Amy says his character is relevant because the nazis would have all died in the end. Now, this is debatable with fans, and I think Indy's character is vital to the story, in my opinion. 

If I had to rank the Indy films, it would be 

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark

2. The Last Crusade 

3. Temple of Doom

4. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 

I love Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it's a classic adventure film and we wish we got more movies like this. I give Raiders of the Lost Ark 9 out of 10. It's a great film to watch, and I recommend this film to anyone. It's a classic worth revisiting. 

Now we are getting a final Indiana Jones film, and Harrison Ford is 80 years old. 

I hear though he's still in fine shape at 80. Like they say, age is just a number.

I hope this film gives Harrison and the character of Indiana Jones a good send-off, but I got a bad feeling Indy will get sidelined in this film. 

Indiana Jones 5 comes out next June. I hope it's good, and if it's not, well. We can just look at Last Crusade as Indy's proper send-off.