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Epic but best in color and Elsa's hair should have been red.

Saw in black and white and then immediately after in color. I was skeptical about it going in for black and white in the first place but it was a genuinely good watch. Just... better in color. Character development, writing and acting is solid throughout. The cinematography was awesome throughout.

Hadn't seen a new marvel movie in a while because they were losing me with some of the lamer shows. And Disney as a whole has just been disappointing with how they ruin classic characters and stuff. But this was a fresh, fun watch. I'm definitely exploring the comics with these guys later. Just wish they made Elsa's hair red. Real bummer.

Santa Clarita Diet is by far one of the most exceptional shows I have ever seen. From creative plot devices to wholesome character building the show is excellent. The cast is well chosen and play their respective roles perfectly. Very unfortunate this stand out show was cancelled.

A bare surface value Truth Or Dare was an entertaining horror flick with a decent cast and an interesting concept. A game of truth or dare which takes a dark turn and has bodies dropping right left and center. Forcing players to tell the truth or complete the dares. The plot itself was unfortunately mediocre for the majority of the movie, revolving mostly around teenage drama which also was entertaining in parts but seemed to just endlessly drag on and felt forced at points, as if characters were looking for more drama. The supernatural plot which was introduced later into the movie was actually pretty interesting and gripping and kept me invested for the rest of the near two hour runtime. The ending was anti-climatic though sadly, could have been far better but was still enough to warrant a second movie which honestly, i would watch. One cool factor was the movie did hold a eerie atmosphere throughout the movie, with a very psychologically tormented tone, showing characters to be absolutely helpless and struggling to survive. The cast is pretty decent, most characters are very one dimensional, feeling as if they are forcefully trying to be more, yet still felt predictable and stereotypes. Few characters stood out, Ronnie despite being the typical comic relief was still a very entertaining character with some fun dialogue. Characters who were related to the more supernatural side of the film turned out to be more in depth and multi-dimensional. I felt as if Direction was a field where the movie took some blows. I personally believe that the PG-13 rating was very unnecessary and the movie felt inhibited. With very good death scenes which could only have been better with atleast a rating of TV-MA. i may be incorrect but it came across as restrained for Netflix only. There were also multiple 'goofs' throughout. Scenes where the boom mic can be seen, factually incorrect scenes like small amounts of lighter fluid causing people to completely burst into flames. The cinematography was unremarkable too. Production on the other hand was pretty well done, hallucinations are not simple or cheap to create and with a budget of 3.5 million USD. It feels well produced to the extent where the audience does not feel as if special effects or props or sets were cheaply made. The special effects actually were good too, immensely adding to the eerie atmosphere, the best perhaps was simply the unnervingly stretched smiles which were used throughout the movie Despite a slow build up and scenes which did drag on, Truth Or Dare proved to have a few good moments and a well made atmosphere, a decent attempt. Allowing the audience just enough to want to come back for a sequel.