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This animated series is a good story, gore, hard-hitting and portraying the alternative side of superheroes.

The story is good and different from the regular superhero stories. But not as twisted, and unexpected as 'The Boys'. The story starts with a young superhero, Invincible, who looks upon his father as a role model, but he is not what he thinks he is. The story was compelling as each character was well-written throughout all three seasons. The first season is good as Nolan and Mark have their father-son moments and turn the relationship upside down for their cause.

The second season is a bit lag as Nolan becomes soft after did to humanity, asking Mark to join hands and leave his other to him. The good thing about the second season is Angstorm. The third season is good again, with Mark and Oliver growing up as brothers and dealing with their differences. His relationship with Eve was good. The fight sequences were good throughout all 3 seasons. The twists and turns were good, and the rest were decent.

After The Walking Dead, I like this show based on the writing of Robert Kirkman. The voice acting is good for every character. The animation was good too. The music is decent. And the songs! Billie Eilish... Seriously? Have a better taste of songs and choose wisely.

In conclusion, I like this show. It is a good entertainer. I suggest it to everyone. It is worth your while.

This anime is worthwhile, intriguing, and left me excited at the end. It follows Saya, a high school girl who fights monsters that feed on human blood.

The story is well-suited for a 12-episode miniseries. The character development is executed effectively. Saya, with her innocence and caring nature, is portrayed convincingly in several scenes. Her relationships with her father, Fumito, the cafe owner, and her classmate, Tokizane, add depth, especially as the story unfolds at key moments. The cat's mystery is also satisfactorily resolved in the final episodes. Although the initial episodes focus on school life, which tested my patience, the later episodes justify this setup.

Watching this in 2025, after seeing several movies rich in twists and themes, the storyline may seem somewhat cliché. However, the way this cliché is presented makes it enjoyable. The action scenes are well done and engaging. While the plot twists are commendable, they do not exceed expectations.

The voice acting is strong for each character, and the animation is impressive for its time. The music is also good. I didn't realize this anime had prequel and sequel movies, but I'm eager to check them out since the series hooked me by the end.

In conclusion, I really enjoyed this anime. I would recommend it to anyone, especially those who are new to anime or looking for a mini-series.

This movie is impactful and empathetic. The story is about a deformed man, John Merrick who is exploited as a freak show. This movie covers his struggles, changes in life, and how people treat him etc.

The story is simple, raw and modest. The screenplay is minimal for 2 hr duration. The characters Mr Bytes & Jim make a fortune out of John's appearance, Dr Federick takes John under his wing, and each woman's reaction to their first sight of John is written well and presented well. John reveals his talents as he gets comfortable in the hospital was good. The only drawback is the movie is slow-paced. The movie can be trimmed to 1 1/2 hr duration.

The actors did a good job in their characters. Especially John Hurt as John Merrick. The cinematography was decent and the editing was also good for its time.

In conclusion, It is more light-hearted than I expected, so everyone can watch this film.