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This one is actually very well done, exploring more of the John Wick universe while paying respect to the man himself.

Get to see new perspectives in the shadow world of assassins and connect the dots of who works with who and where. Ballerina is an exciting side story that may not be amazing but still worth the watch.

The only downside is that it is still a revenge story, and there is build up for a sequel. Personally I think making movies around side characters of the John Wick universe is entertaining, but no need to sequel each of them especially when there is nothing new to see.

Get some popcorn with this one.

If you want a show were the hero wins every time without breaking a sweat, watch this one.

It is like One Punch Man, except that One Punch Man was funny. But solo leveling is taking itself too seriously it is actually silly.

Don't be fooled by the paid marketing hype this show is really not worth it, after watching 24 episodes of exactly the same thing I can confidently say "don't waste your time"

The action is not bad but they are other anime shows that are far more superior. Solo leveling is popular simply because there is no other shows running right now. When a popular anime returns for a new season everyone will forget about SL.

The rise and fall of the early Hollywood stars is portrayed, although extremely exaggerated, in Chazelle's latest creation. It serves as a double-sided message. One that is a bleeding heart pleading for compassion for those stars who literally give their lives to our entertainment, the other is the absurdity and greed of those celebrities who will stop at nothing to reach a position where they will not be questioned for their debauchery and degeneracy.

Damien said "You look at what these people went through, and it gives you a sense of the human cost that accompanied the kind of ambition that attracted so many people to Los Angeles at that time. There's a darker side to the story of that transition than I'd seen before."

Babylon is nothing new, it is a retelling the same story that we know of big movie stars who end up deceased or in rehab. But the editing, the detailed process of making a film in the 1920s, and the delusion that those stars live in is what kept me hooked. Scorsese's style is my favorite but it is sad to see it stolen and downgraded in this manner.

The excellent performance by every member of the cast is what makes this film shine. Especially Brad Pitt still, he still has a lot to give and he is very good at what he does. A 7/10 to honor the casting choice and their performance.