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"The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story" (2024) was a take on what Miles Morales has to take on in his life, with that I am talking about pressure.

The animation in this short film is different than both Spider-verse movies, of course this is because the vast difference in budget. You can see this in the style that they move and pick up things, it feels more like stop-motion.

I was hoping for a release date for "Spider-man: Beyond The Spider-verse" but this sadly did not happen.

More about the short film itself is that of course the two people casted were the same as the movies, this made this part of the whole Spider-verse franchise.

I think it was lacking in some parts so it definitely doesn't rank the same as the movies do in my opinion.

"Avatar: The Last Airbender" season 1 (2024) is a beautiful live action adaptation of the animated "Avatar: The Last Airbender" (2005). Of course only season one has been remade and it is gonna be a while for season 2 of 3.

The casting can be compared to the casting of "Stranger Things" (2016). An all young cast with upcoming actors who will be in the hands of Netflix for the foreseeable future. I myself have little to no comments on the cast, they are all doing an incredible job and i can't wait to see more of them on my screen.

It has always been hard to remake an already beloved show that barely has any flaws, they tried to do this with "The Last Airbender" (2010) but this was a big flop and did not do well. I am really glad they did not give up on doing this and tried again. They just did so much better this time around.

Everything looked really well done, the visual and practical effects were amazing and they really brought the world of Avatar: the last airbender alive.

One of my favorite things about this show was the music. Takeshi Furukawa did such an amazing job, using little bits and pieces from the original show it brought tears to my eyes sometimes. The goosebumps were constant for me while watching this.

I cannot wait for the seasons to come and look forward to it so much!

Good job Netflix!

"Knives Out" (2019) makes you feel like you've known what was happening the whole time, but still ends with so many twists that you definitely did not see coming as a viewer.

I really enjoyed the murder mystery aspect of the whole movie, I have always been a fan. For example Agatha Christie's "Hercule Poirot" being used in multiple stories and now even movies.

The cinematography and showing different point of views for everything that happened was very well done and made it memorable. As having worked on movies like "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" you see that Rian Johnson has made his craft and has his own form of directing, which in this movie was a piece of art.

The casting was so well done, one point I have is that I absolutely hate the accent Daniel Craig puts up for the whole movie. Ana de Armas character combined with Chris Evans's character just brought such a good dynamic. This really stood out to me and i was really impressed.

The whole movie I kept thinking that i knew what was happening, making it feel less entertaining. The second they started revealing the twists the whole movie just opened up and became so much better.

Fans of Murder Mysteries, this movie is a must watch.