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Robot Dreams is a beautifully crafted, well structured, multi-layered animated feature that is packed with meaningful messages and emotional triggers about relationships, memories and connections. As you follow the story, the lack of dialogue sharpens your senses and your mind interprets the imagery but also supplies this process with your own experiences, attempting to connect to the pictures at a subconscious level. As the movie reaches the climax, you will realize that the movie has somehow mirrored a large number of your memories where relationships or connections ceased to exist because the passage of time got in the way. This overwhelming feeling will make you emotional.

Robot Dreams reminds me of Mary and Max: two unlikely characters find comfort and much more in each other's company, the magic of this connection gets imprinted onto a single piece of music used throughout the film, for Mary and Max it's Perpetuum Mobile and for Robot Dreams, well you can watch it for yourself.

Not a single likable character? You mean all of them are so WELL WRITTEN for you to hate.

I don't understand people rating this show low because they despise the plot or the characters, surely you have to realize that you were engaged to hate this, which means the people behind this show did a superb job at crafting characters for you to hate. NY in autumn, concrete jungle in the shade of grimly grey, and that epic theme song playing over and over again in every arrangement orchestra to electronic, I'd say they are trying something here.

Succession has been a great show thus far, dialogue heavy but never felt theatrical, there's a VEEP style satirical element to the writing but it does not over power the over all shadiness of the plot.

This movie gives you the same amount of thrills as any one of the expendables movies, in similar fashion too, the key word is nostalgia.

I think it is time Hollywood learns a lesson about playing it safe because it is apparent now Abrams is a pioneer in this movie making style, pumping a slew of slightly above average movies that people can not definitively say bad but therefore they become good movies by technicality.

Force is not a bad movie, it is an extremely average movie, the thrills are old and non-thrilling, no risks were taken by the movie makers, the story is generic down the twists and turns. It is a very poor reboot of a legendary series, far inferior than Nolan's batman reboot, and even far more inferior than the animated clone wars which has kept this franchise alive till this day only to be ignored as non official material...

Mad Max is still the best blockbuster this year!