“That’ll be fifteen bits for the milkshake, sir.”
Keith nodded, reaching into his bag and rummaging for the money. After a moment, he pulled out a few, putting them on the table. “I-I only have seven,” he said. I knew Sky’s been spending all my money again.
“That’s too bad, champ. Maybe—”
“Here. Use these.”
Eight more bits joined the pile. Keith stared in disbelief, turning to see a... changeling?
For those not in the know, he was basically a goat necromancer and, like Tirek, is one of the most popular G1 MLP villains. In that show, he was voiced by 80s voice actor Michael Bell:
And given his name being mentioned in a storybook in A Flurry of Emotions, like many fans, I'm hoping we'll see him at some point in a future season. I mean, they brought back Tirek, so why not?
Southern Comfort is Walter Hill's stripped down and brutal survival flick that, while perhaps not has streamlined and direct as his 1978 masterpiece The Warriors, is still an assured film with it's own strong aesthetic and identity, and in a way, feels almost like a deconstruction of The Warriors, sharing many of it's quasi-mythical archetypes and themes, albeit in a more cynical, brutal package.
They Live! is a bit of an enigma for me.
On the one hand, the film's humor and action sequences are really fun, and John Carpenter knows how to direct that stuff expertly.
On the other hand, the screenplay, while being a source for much of the humor, is also horrifically unsubtle in it's message, delivering it with all the grace and subtly of an atomic bomb in a dynamite factory. Let's break it down a bit, shall we?
First, let's deal with the positives, since there are quite a few:
Rating Scale:
12/10—a complete masterpiece; flawless and outstanding
11/10—Excellent, near-perfect film
10/10—the standard rating; awesome film with a couple of flaws
9/10—a wonderful film with several flaws
SCREM
Scene Rating Scale:
9/9: Flawless! Outstanding scene!
8/9: Great scene! Totally Rewatchable!
7/9: Pretty good. Not as perfect as I expected though.
6/9: Decent. Doesn’t ruin the movie/episode.
5/9: Mid.
My TV Show Rating Score:
5/5: It is an awesome show!
4.5/5: it is a great show albeit not perfect
4/5: It’s a good show with minor flaws
3/5: It’s overall okay/guilty pleasure
2/5: It’s bad but not awful
My TV Show Rating Score:
5/5: It is an awesome show!
4.5/5: it is a great show albeit not perfect
4/5: It’s a good show with minor flaws
3/5: It’s overall okay/guilty pleasure
2/5: It’s bad but not awful
Greetings, my friends.
This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
Today, for my 118th film analysis, 10th installment of my "February Festivity", and 375th blog post for here, I'll be giving you guys my take of "The Princess and the Frog".
Rating Scale:
12/10—a complete masterpiece; flawless and outstanding
11/10—Excellent, near-perfect film
10/10—the standard rating; awesome film with a couple of flaws
9/10—a wonderful film with several flaws
My TV Show Rating Score:
5/5: It is an awesome show!
4/5: It’s a good show with minor flaws
3/5: It’s overall okay/guilty pleasure
2/5: It’s bad but not awful
1/5: Look, up in the sky! It’s super bad!
0/5: MY EYEEEESSS!!!
My TV Show Rating Score:
5/5: It is an awesome show!
4/5: It’s a good show with minor flaws
3/5: It’s overall okay/guilty pleasure
2/5: It’s bad but not awful
1/5: Look, up in the sky! It’s super bad!
0/5: MY EYEEEESSS!!!
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