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I just love this animation. The way humans and animals exist in harmony feels so natural like it's just a normal Tuesday for them It's such a simple beautiful concept.

From the epic car chases to the perfectly executed heists and the emotional journey of self rediscovery will automatically get you hooked.

The loyalty of friends is tested and mind blowing twists that I definitely didn't see coming just make this animation amazing.its definitely a must see

It's a thrilling, family friendly movie and for a person who loves films, I definitely enjoyed this one even more than *Bad Guys 2*.

Strong 8.

I waited for the Mission Impossible franchise to come to an end just to say this ..."without a doubt, this is my favorite M. I. film in the entire series".

Starting with one of the most iconic openings in cinematic history Tom Cruise hanging onto an Airbus A400M Atlas as it takes off was truly A bold stunt that instantly sets the movie into action

Not forgetting M. I. Ghost Protocol it was really good and raised the bar for the franchise, and I'm glad Rogue Nation didn't disappoint.

The plot in Rogue Nation is genuinely solid no stunt felt forced or added just for show. Every risky move made sense and aligned perfectly with the mission at hand. The realism of the story and the purpose behind each action scene made it even more gripping.

I also love how Rebecca Ferguson, who plays Ilsa Faust, was introduced to the team. Terrific from Rebecca btw.

The gradual development of her character was revealed more and more as we delved deeper into the movie, making her arc both intriguing and well-paced.

In an action movie, the true strength of the story shines when the villain is just as strong as the hero.

The villain, played by Sean Harris as Solomon Lane really pushed Ethan Hunt to his limits always one step ahead, calm and calculated. Always calm which just gave a chilling bad guy vybe which made him one of the most memorable villains in the franchise.

A solid 8/10 for me.

I'll be honest I didn't like it the first time I watched it. There was no intense epic scence, bit of shallow plotting and few plot holes, it felt really different from our usual Zack Snyder/Henry Cavill Superman.

That's because it is different.

I guess that's why I couldn't understand why it was doing so well at the box office. So I decided to give it another shot. This time, really paying attention and studying it.

The Superman in this cinematic universe is more... what's the word? Human?

The movie is more into a family friendly tone

It's actually not that bad once you accept the fact that it's not trying to be like the older version( which are amazing b.t.w if you haven't watched them). It's a family movie, and viewed through that lens, it works.

The cast wasn't bad at all in fact, I particularly enjoyed two standout scenes from the actors

The speech Superman gives to Lex about being human really stood out for me. David corenswet who plays Superman fully embraced the character in that moment it felt powerful and genuine.

Actually b.t.s, he and the director are seen discussing that exact scene in detail, showing how much thought and emotion went into delivering it right.

The second was when Supergirl shows up just to pick up her dog before heading out to party.

A totally different take from the Supergirl we're used to She absolutely nailed her 20 second scene,hope we get to see more of her.