aaronreubens

I Heart Robots is like dystopian vibes mixed with crazy action, and it slaps. Franzi Schissler totally kills it as this badass trying to survive in a world where robots and humans are beefing. The movie's got that gritty, post-apocalyptic energy but with tons of fun. Danny Trejo pulls up, and you already know he's gonna bring that heat. The CGI might not be top-tier, but honestly, it kinda adds to the whole underground, raw feel. It's not just about robots wrecking stuff either-there's lowkey commentary on tech, humanity, and control. If you're into under-the-radar sci-fi with a little heart and a lot of punches, this is your jam.

Gen V is basically The Boys but for the college crowd, and it's WILD. Think superheroes, but with all the messy, chaotic, and straight-up disturbing stuff you'd expect from this universe. The cast is lit, with Marie, the main girl, pulling no punches-literally. There's blood, superpowers, and drama like Euphoria on steroids. It's dark, funny, and lowkey disturbing in the best way. The way it dives into trauma, mental health, and power dynamics while still giving us epic fight scenes? Yeah, it hits different. If you're into twisted superhero shows where the characters are all kinds of messed up, Gen V is your new obsession.

Wild from start to finish. And i mean really wild. It's like they took all the car chases, explosions, and insane stunts from the last 9 movies and just went full throttle all the way. The plot? Well yeah, it might be chaotic, but seriously honestly, who's here for that? Dom is back doing superhero-level stuff with cars, and Jason Momoa as the villain? Dude's giving off Joker vibes, and it kinda works and I personally really enjoyed what he did with his character. The family theme is still strong, but at this point, it's more like an inside joke. If you love the absurdity, you'll vibe with it.