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I decided to start this before watching either of the other spinoffs and WE ARE SO BACK This was one of the best episodes of the walking dead and exceeded all expectations. The walking dead usually always has the best cliffhangers but the one on this episode is on a whole other level. I can't even write a proper review I'm so happy and satisfied with what I've just watched. If you have watched up to s9 ep5 of twd you need to watch this because it is so satisfying as someone who loves the show and dragged themselves through all 11 seasons through good and through bad. Scott Gimple is cooking with this show and I can't wait for next episodes.

Everyone online is slandering this film for mainly its CGI but also as a whole and suggest nobody watches it but this film to be was a prime example of why you should always watch the film yourself regardless of the majority's suggestions not to and come up with your own opinion on media regardless of the majority's takes on it. The CGI didn't affect my enjoyment of this film all that much and it had emotional moments that really really surprised me with how perfect DC managed to pull them off. The fanservice was perfect but unlike a certain MCU project wasn't the entire selling point of the film and excels in fanservice nostalgia enjoyment and enjoyment as it's own thing with new characters like the impressive supergirl performance from Sasha Calle and surprisingly great performance from Ezra Miller despite what he's been up to personally over the last year. I'm not the biggest fan of time travel affecting events taking place before the event change at all but all in all this film's emotional and nostalgic/fanservice moments completely made up for all the problems I had with it. One of the most memorable superhero films I've watched and one that my love for only grows the more I think about it. Watch it yourself!

8.5/10.

Omg 90% of people reviewing this are definitely the most boring people to ever go watch a movie with. This movie was fun and if you can go to the cinema, sit down, turn your brain off, and watch this film you'll have a great time. It's not even like a 90s horror film where the acting is so bad and the characters are all bland, instead you're actually able to keep track of the cast and the humor the movie uses is pretty funny surpringly.

Overall, Cocaine bear is the greatest achievement in cinematic history and one that needs to be documented for its greatness, this is sure to be in our history books in the very near future.