Brandon-Donlon

Outlander is a truely magical TV show, everything about the show is quite close to perfect; the costumes, the show features some very authentic looking 18th century apparel. The characters in the show are also very likable, and others very unlikable for all the right reasons.

This show can put you in a very confusing Love/Hate scenario with so many of the characters, it's something that I have not experienced much with other shows. The main actors of the show Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan have a chemistry that is so perfect. It is like watching reality take place. It seems that these actors were destined to play the roles in this tv show.

I'm not really a book person, I've not finished many books in my life. Nor do I have the biggest collection of them. But this show has left me with a burning desire to purchase the books just so I can feed my new found addiction to it.

To start off this review I'd like to say that before I ever watched this movie I had the opinion that it was going to be rubbish, solely because of how blown up the movie was. Everywhere I went it was "The Greatest Showman". I thought that perhaps it would be a mediocre film at best, blown out of proportion by a craze.

Boy was I wrong. Even at the beginning of the movie you are thrown straight into the extravagance of what the movie was about to become. What is basically the story of a simple man becoming a legend in the show-business, is the most flamboyant and breath-taken musical movie I've seen. The soundtrack for this movie is beyond brilliant. Having been impressed by Hugh Jackman's vocals in Les Miserable I was not surprised he pulls it out of the bag in this movie yet again. But Zac Efron really stood out in this movie and that truly surprised me.

When you finish this movie you will have the great songs stuck in your head, and you will be fully satisfied having finished the movie, your next plan will likely be getting the soundtrack and reliving the magic all over again.

Is this the movie of our generation, ready to define hollywood movies for the next decade? No

Does it try to be? No

The Predator is a fast-paced action-adventure movie with many comedic tones throughout the movie. It's not perfect and sometimes you can get lost in the action and forget what exactly is happening but when you're in the mood for such a movie The Predator is a good void-filler.

When bullets and plasma rays aren't flying towards you, very quick one line jokes are, when caught, the jokes can be good chucklers, but sometimes a joke misses because of how much is going on. The humor to add isn't your typical humor, it seems to be more the style of black, war-related humor you'd find more in movies like Range 15, Jarhead. Or series like Generation Kill. It really isn't for everybody, which is a good definition of comedy in of itself.

If you've got nothing better to do, want to kick your feet up and sink into a movie without having to think about anything, you will enjoy this movie.