Deep Cover Review

 

Deep Cover Review 

So I saw Deep Cover and here's my review of it...I liked it a lot. This was a funny film to watch, like it's about these three characters. Marlon is a struggling actor whose most significant role is being the Pizza Knight. Kat is an improv teacher who receives a lot of feedback from her friends, and Hugh is a guy who wants friends and aspires to be a wine salesman. It isn't until they are chosen by a detective played by Sean Bean (So you know he will die in this film.) to help the police shut down these drug dealers, so they go under deep cover pretending they are drug dealers. The film had some hilarious moments, with Orlando Bloom, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Nick Mohammed all being great together. The rest of the cast was great too, including Paddy Considine, Sonoya Mizuno, Sean Bean, and Ian McShane. I thoroughly enjoyed this film and highly recommend it. 

I give this film a 8 out of 10. 

Asteroid City Review

 

Asteroid City Review 

So I saw Asteroid City yesterday, and here's my review of it. I enjoyed this film a lot; it was fun, but also typical of a Wes Anderson film, where the plot is confusing, yet you still enjoy it. This film features an all-star cast and is about a group of people who become trapped in Asteroid City after the military detects an alien presence, rendering them unable to leave. The film is mainly about Augie Steenbeck, a widower who takes his son and three daughters to stay with his father-in-law, who doesn't like him after his wife's death. As well we meet other characters too like Midge, Stanley Zak, and Dr. Hickenlooper, J.J Kellogg, Montana, and June. The film boasts great cinematography, and the acting is fantastic, thanks to a great cast of actors. I had a fun time watching this movie because it contains heartfelt moments and humorous moments. I give Asteroid City an 8 out of 10.  

My thoughts on the Link and Zelda casting

 

My Thoughts on the Link and Zelda casting for the Zelda Movie.

Today, we just got the news that they have officially cast Link and Zelda in the upcoming Zelda Movie. I like the idea they went with unknowns for Link and Zelda. That works better for these characters.  Now, here are my thoughts on this casting. First is Link..

Benjamin Evan Aisworth will play Link in the film, and he's got the right eyes for it. He's been in some movies; he was Pinnicho in that god-awful Disney Remake. Still, he will do a good job as Link. It's likely Link will talk in the movie. 

Now, Zelda will be played by Bo Bragason. She's done some movie roles in the past, and I think she looks the part, and I hope she does a good job as Princess Zelda. I also hope the characters are well-written in this film. 

 

Now, the one thing I don't like about these casting choices is the ages, because Bo is 20 years old and Benjamin is 16. That's my only problem, the age gap between the two characters. They should have cast actors who were close in age for Link and Zelda, but by 2027, Benjamin will be 19, so if Link and Zelda have a love story in the film, it won't seem out of place. Still, I'm not sure if they will have a love story between Link and Zelda. Maybe not. I would be surprised if they made Malon or Lilia Link's love interest. Cause again we don't know if they are adapting or writing an original film. That's my thought on the casting of Link and Zelda, and now we wait to see if you will play Ganondorf. 

Let me know what you think of the casting. Let me know. 

Top Six Best Krusty The Clown Episodes

 

My Top Six Best Krusty The Clown Episodes 

We all love Krusty the Clown, even though clowns are so scary now, and we never see them at kids' parties or even at McDonald's. So here is my top Five Best Krusty the Clown Episodes. 

6. Krusty Gets Busted 

Now I had this on my Sideshow Bob list, but I included it in my top Krusty Episodes. In this episode, Krusty is accused of robbery, but we all know it was Sideshow Bob who did it. In this episode, we learn that Krusty has several quirks: he can't read, he has small feet, and he has a health problem; he can't be near microwaves. This episode really shows how loyal Bart is to Krusty and how much he believed in his innocence. It's a good sideshow, Bob episode, and Krusty Episode.

5. Bart the Fink 

In this episode, Bart accidentally reveals that Krusty has been hiding his savings in an illegal offshore account, ruining his life. So Krusty loses everything because of his biggest fans, and he even wants to punch Bart, but is okay with it. So Krusty decides to fake his own death and become a fisherman. It's not until Bart and Lisa convince him to come back that the world realizes how much it loves and needs him. Bob Newhart guest stars on the episode, giving a speech at Krusty's funeral. This episode reveals that, despite being a funny children's television host, Krusty has done shady things, just like most show hosts. 

4. Krusty Gets Kancelled 

Krusty's show is cancelled after a Ventriloquist steals all his viewers, leaving Krusty in a state of depression. This episode features a large number of guest stars, more than in most other Simpsons episodes. It featured the late great Luke Perry, who was Krusty's half-brother, as well as The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hugh Hefner, Bette Midler, Johnny Carson, Elizabeth Taylor, and Barry White. This episode was funny, and it had that funny Krusty moment, which was this.  

We use this anytime we watch a bad movie, speech, or anything Trump says. 

3. Kamp Krusty 

I loved the Kamp Krusty episode; it's a summer classic. Bart and Lisa go to Kamp Krusty, but it's nothing like they were told. It's awful there, and they're treated like crap. They were fed gruel, forced labor, and one of the campers was eaten by a bear! Well, actually, it was that, but it was very nice. Eventually, Bart and the kids overthrow the counselor and the bullies. They renamed it Camp Freedom, but they meant Camp Bart. They run the camp until Krusty comes, and they don't believe him until they see his scar, his birthmark, and his double nipple. Krusty feels terrible about what these kids went through, so he makes it up to them by taking them to Mexico. They have a great trip until the kids leave the bus and abandon Krusty. Overall, this episode was a classic. Kamp Krusty is a great classic from the 90s. 

2. Homer the Clown 

You remember the theory that Homer and Krusty were the same person, but it turns out they are just separate characters; they look alike. In this episode, Homer attends clown college to become a clown, and he has a great time because everyone thinks he's Krusty. One of the funniest moments is when he attacks the Krusty Burglar.

However, despite being Krusty, the Mob comes after Krusty, but it's Homer, and Homer tries to get out, but the Mob mentions they know Homer Simpson. Eventually, Krusty and Homer do a stunt together, and the two of them win the respect of the Mob. After Homer decides not to be Krusty anymore, as it's too much work. I love this episode and I found it funny how the debt Krusty owed was only 48 bucks classic Simpsons. 

And the best Krusty The Clown episode is...

Fun Fact. Plans were made for a live-action spin-off about Krusty with Dan Castellaneta, but it never took off. 

1. Like Father, Like Clown

This is the best Krusty episode because we get to know Krusty, learning he's Jewish and how he had a nasty fallout with his father, a respected rabbi who hated clowns. In this episode, the Simpsons have dinner with Krusty, his way of thanking Bart for standing by him when he was framed by Sideshow Bob. When he mentions dinner with them, he offers a Hebrew prayer and then breaks down, sharing his life story and explaining how his father disapproved of his desire to become a clown. Eventually, Bart and Lisa try to help Krusty, and they meet his father, Rabbi Hyman Krustofsky. Initially, he's not interested, but Bart and Lisa convince him, and he feels bad about how he treated his son. The heartwarming ending, where Krusty and his dad make amends, is the best Krusty the Clown episode of The Simpsons.

So that's my top six best Krusty the Clown episodes.

Let me know what you think.

What I want to see in the next Superman film and Don't want to see. Spoilers.

 

What I want to see in the Superman sequel and don't want to see.

After seeing Superman, here's what I want to see in the next film and what I don't want to see, because we saw how Man of Steel failed after they made a sequel, well, it's more of a Justice League film, part one. Now, here's what I want to see in the next Superman film.

7. Let's see different Kryptonite in future films.

Now that we know Kryptonite is the only thing that can kill Superman, I'd love to see different types of it used in films, too. We saw green in this film; let's check out the others and see what they do to Superman. 

6. I want to see John Henry Irons aka Steel in the next film. 

I'd like to see John Henry Irons in the next film, but maybe not until they do a proper Death and Return of Superman. However, I'm okay with them introducing John earlier. He could help Superman battle whatever villain he faces in the next film. It would be cool to include Krypton tech that helps his armor go out. Seeing John Henry would set up more of the Superman family.

5. More Action 

Now I forgot to mention another thing I didn't like about the film was that there wasn't enough action in it. In the next movie, I'm looking forward to more action scenes, but overall, the fight scenes with Superman were great still need more action scenes. 

4. A team up with Supergirl which they are likely doing.

With the Supergirl film coming out next year, I definitely can see them having Supergirl in the next movie. I'm unsure how the Supergirl film will turn out, but after seeing the movie, we already know Supergirl is on Earth and partying on different planets with red suns. However, she could reveal to Clark that Brainiac was the one who destroyed their planet and they find out he is coming to earth at the end of the Supergirl film, that would be a good set the stage for Superman 2 with Brainiac or they could do a storyline with Kara gets captured by Mongul and Superman has to go and save her along with Krypto, Lois Lane, and Steel. We could get a Superman film, we're seeing him fight even without a yellow sun to help him. I would love to see him go full beast mode on Mongul like he did in the animated series. 

3. Connor Kent aka Superboy in the future.

I would love to see Connor Kent, aka Superboy, in a future film, and he's a clone of both Superman and Lex Luthor. Since the movie revealed Ultra-Man is a clone of Superman, this sets up the stages to introduce Connor Kent, aka Superboy. It would be a cool idea to explore with Superman, helping his clone son, while Lex wants him to be the Superman he envisions. It could also set up a Young Justice project.  

3. Brainiac as the main villain in the next film.

I've spoken for years about wanting to see Brainiac in a Superman film because he's one of Superman's most formidable enemies, responsible for Krypton's destruction and the collection of a city from there. It's time for Brainiac's big screen debut, and I think the second film should make him the villain. He could be the Joker of Superman films, similar to how Joker was portrayed in the Dark Knight Trilogy. If I were to cast Brainiac, I would either cast Michael Fassbender, Chukwudi Iwugbue, Lee Pace, Luke Evans, Michael C Hall, or Adam Driver. Also if I were to go with another villain I would say Mongul would be a good choice too.

For Mongul I would cast either Dave Bautista, Richard Armitage, Gerald Butler, Ron Perlman, Michael C Hall or Djmon Hounsou.    

2. Adapt Geoff Johns Brainiac storyline

As mentioned before, the Brainiac storyline by Geoff Johns would be a great follow-up film. Having Superman face off against Brainiac would just be epic, and it could be the Dark Knight or Winter Soldier of DCU films if done right. I trust Gunn 100 percent if he chooses this storyline. 

1. Let the second film set up the Justice League properly in the DCU.

Gunn has confirmed there is no Justice League yet, but there will be. I hope the second film sets that up. Although Gunn has stated that each character in their own movie has their own story, I still want them to set up a proper Justice League film. We're getting the animated series roster. After hearing some news, it looks like a Justice League film is in the works now. Although the end credit scenes didn't have a set-up for the sequel or a Justice League film, they got something planned. 

I really hope they give us a proper Justice League that's something out of the old animated series. 

Heres what I don't want to see in the next film. 

6. Don't have other heroes outside the Superman mythos, focus more on the Superman Family

After the Justice Gang, the characters were great, and I want to see more of those guys. Still, in the next films, they should not feature any other superheroes outside of Superman lore, and by that, they should introduce more of the Superman family instead. 

5. Don't have Batman but if you do a team up make it's own film franchise like Gunn said a World's Finest film.

I love the idea of Batman and Superman teaming up, but I also want it to be its own franchise, like a World's Finest film series, which Gunn has hinted at. I don't want to repeat the mistakes made with BVS. It would be better to see these two characters team up in a World's Finest film series, rather than having one of them guest star, I rather they not rush to get Justice League, but take their time with it. From what I gather, the Batman of the DCU is set to first appear in Brave and the Bold, and not in any other series. Even though we had that cameo in Creature Commandos, that was different; it was just Batman in the shadows. Make the Superman films stand alone, and I know we had the Justice Gang, but that didn't work because they focused mainly on Superman and not them. 

4. Don't interduce Jon Kent yet

We'll see Jon Kent in the future, but please don't rush it. Introducing him in the third film might be a good idea, and they could age him up, but make sure he's around the same age as Damian Wayne for a Super Sons idea. Just don't look at Tom Taylor's run. 

3. Don't rush to get Death and Return of Superman until the third or fourth film.

Now I'm unsure if Gunn will ever adapt Death and Return, as he can introduce Connor Kent without Superman's death. However, if they do adapt Death and Return, it needs to be a later film because I do have a feeling Gunn might want to adapt different Superman stories we haven't seen. Let's face it, BVS really messed it up, and the animated two-part film was fantastic, providing a better understanding of the story. I'd like to see a proper Death and Return, but not for a couple of years, like Superman 3 or 4. 

2. Don't ever sideline Superman 

I know they won't since Superman was the primary focus of the entire film, and even I know Gunn won't sideline his main characters for some co-lead. I hope they don't follow the trend of sidelining the main character for a co-lead, as seen in the MCU and other media entertainment. 

1. Don't kill Krypto! 

Let's all agree that Krypto was one of the best things in the film. If that dog dies, we will riot because it would be too heartbreaking if Krypto is killed off in a future movie. 

So that's what I want to see in the next Superman film and Don't want to see in the next film. 

 

Superman Review

 

Superman Review 

So I saw Superman on Saturday, and here's my review of it. I really enjoyed it, having a good time with this film. This is by far one of the best Superman films I've seen in a while, and it's a good start to the DCU. Some of the action scenes were good, but there could have been more of them. Now the cast of the film.

David Cronswet was fantastic as Superman, like he nailed the role of Clark Kent/Superman. He is by far the best Superman since Cavil. He felt like Superman, like the comics and the animated series. This Superman was likeable and he brought hope to so many people. He was not sidelined. This film is a very driven Superman film. 

Rachel Brosnahan was great as Lois Lane; she was perfect casting, just like David. She did such a great job playing this character, and she was funny too, especially with Jimmy Olsen. Her romance with Clark is good, too, which I like. I also liked her Lois Lane a lot more than Amy Adams'. I liked Amy Adams, but it was weird that there was a ten-year difference between her and Henry Cavill. Rachel and David are the same age; she was born in 1990, and he was born in 1993, which makes more sense.

Nicholas Hoult was incredible as Lex Luthor; he's the best we've seen in a while. He is so much better than Jesse Eisenberg. He was a villain who believed he was the hero of the story, but he wasn't. This is the most comic-accurate Lex Luthor we've gotten in a Superman film. 

Now, the Justice Gang, many people were worried that they would steal the attention of Superman, but they don't. The Justice Gang has some of the best characters in the film. Like Mister Terrific, he was one of the best characters in the movie. Guy Gardner, aka Green Lantern, was funny in the film, and I'm looking forward to seeing him in the Lanterns show. Hawkgirl was cool in the movie. I'm glad the actress got a better role after Madame Web. These three characters were well-written, and they didn't feel forced, which I appreciated because Gunn was true to his word. This is a Superman story, and it focuses only on him. 

I'm looking forward to seeing these characters in future projects.

Also, Metamorpho was a cool character too, and when you see him in the movie. His powers are cool, and the actor who plays him does a great job.  

The rest of the cast did a great job, especially the actor who played Jimmy Olsen; he was great and hilarious, too. I also love how the film addresses Clark's glasses and how they protect his identity. 

The other villains in the film, like Enginer, she was really cool, and you can expect to see her in the Authority film and Ultraman. I'm not surprised by who he is if you read the comics, and that's all I'm going to say. Also, Rick Flag Senior returns in this film, and he's still really cool.

I also love that this is the first Superman film where Pa Kent isn't dead. I'm glad that trope was phased out, and the guy who played Pa Kent did a great job, and his scene with Clark was great. A real father-son moment that we don't see a lot nowadays. This is one of the best scenes in the film, along with the scene with these people, a Superman flag, and all shouting his name, showing that he is a hero to everyone.

Krypto is one of the best characters in the film, and let's face it, if they killed him off, we would riot.

Krypto also reminded me of my own dog, which I thought was funny, even my girlfriend. 

The film has some issues; some of the humor felt forced and unnecessary. There are moments where Superman gets his ass beat a lot, they made a change to his origin that I'm not a big fan of, but overall, I enjoyed the film a lot. It feels like a good start for the DCU, and heads up, there are cameos in this film, and I like them a lot. 

In the end, I really enjoyed this film, and the DCU is off to a good start. I'm looking forward to watching Lanterns, Brave and the Bold, Supergirl, Wonder Woman, and many more. 

I give Superman an 8 out of 10. Go see it because the DCU is going to surpass the MCU at this point. 

In a world full of Homelanders, 

please be a Superman.