Reviews

Easily the best cooking competition show currently on TV. This is a show the whole family can watch and it really makes you want to try new things in the kitchen. While the randomizer makes it harder and more interesting it still contra down to who cooks the best dish.

In season 4 we got more than just the usual food network stars competing for the $100,000 prize.

I would love to see them expand to 64 chefs giving more opportunity to standouts like this year's Britt Rescigno who came out of nowhere to make the final 4.

Guy Fieri just has a presence that draws you in and makes you realize these are all real people competing, they aren't million dollar celebrity chefs who don't need the money. This prize could open a new restaurant and employ a lot of people.

As long as there are new seasons my family will be watching.

Ok 1st. I get this is a much darker Sabrina and I was fine with that but the whole Satan worship thing takes it a bit too far. Witches and Wiccan's got their power from mother earth not the devil.

Also, when did it become ok for boys to punch girls in the face. I don't think it's ok for boys to hit girls and to make it look like there's nothing wrong with it.

The acting isn't bad but there are so many things just wrong with this show. I just don't get what they were thinking.

I don't get taking a show that basically uses characters names and nothing else. Call it something else, don't destroy a shows reputation because you can't sell your idea on its own.

This new reboot is very dark & very slow. I love the DC universe and came in with very low expectations but in 1989 I was willing to give Michael Keyton a chance so I had to give Robert Pattinson the same chance. He pulls off a a decent young batman who has only been at it for 2yrs. The 1st half of the movie could have been condensed into about 10 min. The movie finds its pace about 2hrs in. It feels more like a Godfather reboot instead of a Batman film. It does a good job introducing all the main characters, my only hope is if there is a sequel it moves a little faster. If you make it through the movie the ending is worth it.

Spoilers ahead

Pattinson is the 1st emo batman and is trying to figure out how to be Batman. We see him without a lot of super tech and a batmobile that looks like a souped-up dodge charger. He seems to have body armor that will stop anything even a shotgun blast at close range. He has a few grappling hooks and a flare.

The acting is good but suffers due to the mind numbingly slow pace. I liked the movie I just wish it moved faster. It was difficult to stay engaged because it moved so slowly.

I have no issues with long movies. Zack Snyder proved a 4hr Justice League still left fans wanting more.

This isn't that. I really think this should have been billed as Godfather meets batman.

First off you really need to watch the director's cut and the newly released 4k single disc restores the iMAX scenes to their correct format.

When this film was first released, all people could talk about was the dream sequences that they couldn't figure out. Zack Snyder had fans hooked wanting to know where this crazy adventure would lead. Apparently, to a Justice League trilogy, that now will never see the light of day. This film set the stage and if the studio had let Snyder release his original vision it would have made a lot more money and would have been received much better by the general audience.

Deadpool proved that a rated R comic book movie not only works but can make just as much if not more than PG-13 films. How many films do the studios need to ruin before they finally get it. Suicide Squad is a perfect example and had the opportunity to really expand DC's Snyder-verse. The studios misguided attempt to keep it PG-13 ruined the film.

This film really set the stage by showing Batman who is now older and more sinical then we are used to seeing him. Ben Affleck isn't the late twenties early thirties Batman in his prime. After 20 plus years as Batman he is now much darker and flawed then we have ever seen him. Superman is not the picture-perfect American hero he is portrayed in previous films and really struggles with society that has turned on him and inner termoil. The first time we see a picture of Wonder-woman we get to hear her theme for the first time letting us know she has a major role to play.

We meet Becky after her mother has died and she is angry with the world. Joel McHale plays the father who seems to have moved on from the loss of wife rather quickly as he tells his daughter that he plans to marry the new girlfriend.

The daughter runs off as Kevin James and his gang attack. Becky goes from being a brat to a psycho killer in a heartbeat.

As others have stated it's a home alone gone evil. Becky who acted like a spoiled child suddenly knows how to set deadly traps. A possible sequel is set up with the question of what is the key for?

Becky can kill her way through more people as she gets closer to the truth.

I can't remember ever giving a movie 1 star. I can usually find something redeeming but this movie seems like someone lost a bet. 1st Harley Quinn is crazy but somehow we are to believe that she gets out of Arkam and becomes a waitress. We are treated to not one but two full length karaoke songs in a bar where knight wing dances around like an idiot and Batman taps his fingers. Any momentum the film had dies. At the end swamp thing shows up to say nothing and then vanishes. I feel like they had 10 min of material and said how can we make this into a full length movie. If you get rid of all the stupid songs, Harley farting in the Batmobile that now can seat like 6 for some reason, monologues for no reason you have a 10 min movie. I just can't think of one redeeming quality this film has. This is something that seems more like a fan that doesn't understand anything in the DC universe put together.