Reviews

I came across this movie through Sam Worthington's IMDb page(I was a fan of his Avatar). Though the rating was low compared to the others, I wanted to give it a shot. Turns out the movie exceeded my expectations: the character development and the plot strongly linked to the title 'salvation.' And to be honest, the actors looked dashing I couldn't take my eyes off of them.

The main character's history stays ambiguous until the end, which can be both pro and con. If you are deciding whether or not to watch this movie, I would suggest you watch it. LOL it won't fail you (at least the acting will never disappoint you)

I thought this is similar to White Fang, also a novel written by Jack London, but I was wrong. It is rated PG which didn't picture the accurate story that Jack London tried to convey, and it is boring to watch as a older teenager. My sister, who is thirteen, loves it.

I would give this movie a 7/10 based on the hard work that Harrison Ford and other cast had put in. But for the story, it is too boring for me to stay focused on the scenes so I decided to write a review for it while it's playing.

Couldn't pick up any form of theme. I loved Thor Ragnarok theme, but no memorable theme for Love and Thunder. There was some bad languages that were unnecessary and out of place.

Though the first few episodes were a bit disappointing, the final episode has fulfilled all my expectations. I love it! Great fight scene and the best part was the cameos. Highly recommend for prequel fans!!

Edit: Even though there are plot holes, the ending did its best to accommodate the fight scenes (that we were expecting) while fitting them into the plot. Without the fight scene, the whole transition into the OT might've made more sense, but that means sacrificing the cameos and other scenes.

I barely remember the movie since it was 14 years ago on the small TV in the classroom, but I think this is a part of my childhood and the beautiful Disney melody inspired me as a child. The music might be the reason that I can easily create music off of my mind. :)

I watched this for more than 20 times on the TV since three. I love the musical and the peaceful ending of it. As a child, I valued Simba's pride more than the original because this movie was calmer for me than watching the heartbrokening scene of Mufasa being thrown down the gorge each time.

At first, I have no interest in superhero movies whatsoever. But Logan was portrayed as an anti-hero which sparked my interest in Marvel films. Though I watched Logan on the plane with poor audio quality, it was still compelling (I even bought a pair of claws that year after watching the wolverine series.)

I remembered watching this in TV back in grade three in my grandma's room with my sister. That was the first time I've ever watched My Little Pony and the resolution was quite old. That was 8 years ago.. wasn't that long ago.

Because I used to like movies like the lion king and Bolt, watching a "girls TV" was a new thing for me (as I never liked Barbie and stuff) but I actually liked this show. The animations were cute!

Watched this with my dad(if I remembered correctly)back in 2015 in 4D. I still remember the scene where main character plants potatoes on Mars.

It was a good movie though 3D, 4D, and the plot made it difficult for a 10-year-old to understand.

I watched this movie in 4D with my grandma back in 2017. As I remembered clearly, it was my second 4D movie and I didn't like 4Ds at all. Grandma and me was going to leave but we stayed to give respect to the actors and film makers.

I didn't like this movie and I didn't like the 4D experience. I don't recommend watching Fantastic Beasts in 4D.

I watched this movie on the plane back in 2018. I couldn't even recall anything from this film, not even it's title. I just found out that I've watched The Titans while scanning through my archived posts.

Under my 2018 post, I commented: this is the most boring movie I've ever watched.

My elementary school music teacher used to play this film sometimes in class back in grade 1/grade 2. I couldn't understand the plot of the film back then. And then I watched parts of Spirited Away in a multi themed book store that I used to visit once a month (grade 4/5). I didn't quite get the film back then and I was very lost in the plot of this film.

I wouldn't say I enjoyed it a lot because I preferred Disney action films like The Lion King and Bolt which have a brighter plot.

The last time I've ever watched this film is perhaps 5 years ago, or it was the time when I watched it at the bookstore. Very nostalgic.

I watched this in grade 3 on TV and I couldn't fall asleep at night because of this.

It was traumatizing.

I suggest parents accompany their children when watching this.