spitefire_fan

I don't normally review titles but I just watched this short film and found it quite moving, then upon looking it up I noticed that the only review of it wasn't that favorable so I decided to throw in my two cents. This short film is very charming and sweet and has the feel on one of those pixar films where something very simple occurs but it takes on this bittersweet profound meaning and gives you a feeling of warmth and happiness. Now imagine that but live action and with a couple grumpy old men and a decent amount of adult language. All and all it made for a very entertaining short film that I would recommend to anyone because not only was it very moving and funny, but it is only 16 minutes and very easy for anyone to view.

Just finished binge watching the whole first season of this show. It is fantastic. The animation is cool, the voice acting is great and most of all the writing is superb.

Maybe its because I had a similar home dynamic, but never in my life have I seen such an honest portrayal of family life and all the anger and frustration that come along with it. The voice acting is also outstanding from Bill Burr. Most people that play an angry character can make it come off quite cartoonish, yet somehow Bill Burr manages to make a cartoon come off very human by letting the anger build throughout a scene or an entire episode.

I highly recommend this show.

I had never been a big fan of the X-men movies as I found most of them seemed to lack a powerful story, although the one thing that I found was that the relationship between Magneto and Professor X was intriguing to say the least. Why would a Villain like Magneto have so much compassion and by the look of it, a friendship with the leader of they antagonist Professor X.

Well now that has been answered with the greatest X-men movie yet hands down. This movie explains the origin and at the heart of it is a movie driven by character development and relationships the key one being between Eric (Magneto) and Charles Xavier (Professor X) as you see how they came to be friends and how they became the two key mutants of the future X-men series.

The pacing of the movie is superb and the story line is well written and keeps you interested throughout.

They often say that "The Dark Knight" was the first comic book movie that was seen as being not just a comic book movie, and I say the same about X-men first class, it is more then just a movie for people who are a fan of X-men and people that are a fan of comics, it is hands down a simply fantastic and well crafted film.