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No seriously, I was super concerned at first when I saw the trailer, I didn't think much of it until everyone started talking about this movie, so I sat down, turned it on and was surprised, really surprised over how much care and good the writing is, it's not only works as a family movie, it's something that highlights the nostalgia and brings up very real modern topics about franchises as a whole.

The humor wasn't cheap, it felt proper and deconstructive.

I can't believe I'm saying this but, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers feels like I'm watching Roger Rabbit all over again, and that's a good sign.

9/10.

If there was any way to describe James Gunn, it's that he knows how to write believeable characters, no matter how absurd or obscure they are which has been seen times and times again, Peacemaker is no different. The direction, scenery, acting and portrayal of the DC property is very comic-like in nature which is a good thing. It was quite the ride from start to finish, I honestly had set my bar low, but I knew James and everyone who were a part of this project put love and effort when creating the show.

I hope more people take note of this.

I'm giving it a 9/10.

If there is one thing that south Korea does like no other, it has to be the drama and believeable acting from really great cast. Now while this movie does have the quality a good narrative and well defined characters all wrapped in a very well made sci-fi story, I can't help but nitpick how flawed it feels towards the end.

I'm not going to give away any spoilers, so what I can say is that while I find this show to be good and not a waste of time, I cant say that it struck me like other shows did.

I am very much into sci-fi mystery and thrillers, but it felt like the suspense of disbelief got thinner and thinner towards the last portion of the film.

Overall, I enjoyed it for the most part and I think there's things to like even if the show pales in comparison to ''My Name'' or ''squid game'' But it's my view on it.

7/10.