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I'm a true fan of the Predator franchise, and I can say without hesitation that I was absolutely thrilled!

This animated series, which unfolds across different historical eras, honestly exceeded all my expectations. Not only does it faithfully preserve the dark and gory tone that defines the Predator universe, but each episode delivers a strong, gripping story that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

The fight scenes are absolutely outstanding-brutally efficient, strikingly violent, and choreographed with impressive mastery. The weapons and fighting styles unique to the Predators are not only fascinating but also used in clever and inventive ways. More than once, I was genuinely surprised by elements I had never seen before in the franchise.

If you've enjoyed even one of the films-whether it's the iconic original starring Arnold Schwarzenegger or the more recent Prey, which I also highly recommend-this series will undoubtedly appeal to you.

Oh yeah, I forget: Oh yeah, I forget : mixing a ninja, a samurai and a predator.... Its a damn great idea! 👍

When I eared that X-Men 97 what was coming up And that there was supposed to be their direct contamination of X-Men 92. I decide to look the whole series of X-Men 92.

Being a fans of the X-Men live action movies for decades I was not disappoint. I was Even more surprised to see that most of the live action movie where directly bays on the storylines of X-Men 92. So if you haven't seen completely, the X-Men 92 series, I strongly recommend that you look at it before looking at X-Men 97, That being said, the bar was really high, but when I watch the first episode of X-Men 97 I was flabbergasted! Not only the continuation is impeccable, but the increase resolution and colors add a lot to the visual experience.

The cast is still awesome and the action for this first episode is completely insane. Storm is absolutely wonderful and epic. And wolverine Is steel the bad ass, smart mouth, angry Bob that we all like.

I think the producers and the writers I've done tremendous work and are perfectly in line with the highest expectations of X-Men fan.

Can't wait to see the next episode and I'm so glad to hear that they already signed for a second and third season.

Before watching this film, I took the time to do something I've wanted to do for years, which was to watch the entire Ghost in the Shell animated work, in chronological order of the story of Motoko Kusanagi, starting of course with the Arise series.

So I watched all the films and series from Motoko's very debut in the section 9 (even before she was named Major), up to the very last series currently on Netflix (Ghost in the Shell - SAC 2045).

Yep, it's a lot of hours, but easy when you consider that it's a masterpiece.

I was apprehensive about the live action movie, because I knew that it had not been very popular with critics and that there had been controversy upon release, damaging the image of the film.

Maybe it's because my expectations were limited, but I was quite pleasantly surprised by the result.

The film is very visually rich and respects the cyberpunk-urban style world of Ghost in the Shell surprisingly well. The characters are quite well respected and the casting of Scarlett Johanson is not so bad. Although she doesn't match the charisma and sex appeal of Motoko from the anime, her attitude and style match the style of the Major.

The original story is complex and interesting and corresponds to a mixture of important elements found among the different anime.

It's pretty cool to see scenes almost identical to the first anime and I must say that the overall production is well done.

Overall, I believe that a fan of the anime will be very satisfied with this live action and especially with being able to see another story version of the most badass-sexy-cyborg I know.