Trekkard

We're in an age where they make cartoons for adults and most of the ones watching of them are kids. They might be refering to ones aimed for a younger audience. For the last 12 years, they made animated shows which focused on story and characters, instead of just action and striking visuals. It even includes reincarnations of old shows.

The Crying Game will always be the number 1 favourite of all time. It has a great script, a shocking plot twist, A+ acting, and has a good moral that affects everbody.

I remembering seeing some episodes of G1, mostly because there was othing else on TV.I like about it was the villians, it's like the writers spent time on developing other characters instead of "main characters" mostly just to sell toys. G2 was a poor experiment in making all the ponies teenagers (this was before Ben 10, Teen Titans, Danny Phantom, and other cartoons where the main characters are teenagers and face issues like any teen in real life). All the girls talk about boys and the boys talk about girls. Thankfully I didn't watch G3 when the toyline was released (Which you can tell from watching the commecials). I watched an episode of Obscurus Lupa where she reviewd two straight-to-DVD features (it's a must see just for laughes).

Dredd 3D is one of the few remakes to actually surpass the original. Karl Urban is brilliant as the title character. It sticks to the comics a lot closer. Seven Psychopaths was brilliant, it makes me want to pursue a career in screenwriting or writing in general. A terrific cast and good use of humor. Looper blew me away. I'm a sucker for time travelling flicks. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis gave their a-game, the script is well-written and it's one of those sci-fi flicks that don't need a big budget to tell a story. The Avengers was worth the wait. Over the past 4 years Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 1 & 2, Thor and Captain America were good setups for the real event. Coriolanus is one of those overlooked adaptations of any William Shakespeare play. Its contemporary setting works well, Ralph Fiennes directing is top notch (and great in the title role), it keeps the original dialogue from the play intact and Gerald Butler is in a good movie for once. The Dark Knight Rises is a satisfying conclusion to a well-mastered trilogy. Nolan's portrayal of Bane is a million times superior than Bane in Batman & Robin. And of course Tom hardy made him more menacing (including when he breaks Batman's back which happened in the comics). I was amazed with Skyfall, Javier Bardem is an amazing antagonist and focusing on Jame Bond's roots is a clever idea. That theme song by Adele is both haunting and unforgettable. Both director Sam Mendes and co-writer John Logan managed to keep Ian Fleming's character intact while using elements of the previous films.

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