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I, for one, liked that there were no Johnny and Kira in the fourth installment.

Fargo



A funny movie. It comes across as a comedy.

I actually liked that there was no Johnny and Kira in the fourth installment...

Johnny? If he wasn't there, neither Jack nor the movie would exist. Maybe you meant Orlando?

Oh yes, of course, him.

Samurai



Something very neo-noir. Boring, I was yawning throughout the whole film.

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Snatch



Much more fun. I even laughed a little.

Dark City, 1998. The ending, like in The Matrix which was filmed on the sets of this movie, was changed to a saccharine one, but the film is great.

Logan



Probably the best comic book movie I've ever seen. But that's because it's quite depressing. I almost cried at the end.
They could have chosen a more attractive girl for the role of X-23.

They could have chosen a more attractive girl for the role of X-23.

Are you suggesting they should cast Masha Babko?

No, I'm just an elitist and capable of appreciating a person's beauty regardless of their gender or age.

She's basically a clone of Wolverine, so how can she be more attractive...? Only if they cast a different actor for the role of Logan himself.
I actually liked the image of the girl; she's quite wild, but still cute, which is exactly what's needed.

She's basically a clone of Wolverine, how can she be more attractive?

It's a movie based on a comic book, anything is possible here.

We could talk about how attractive she is, if she were 17+, as in some other sources.

I really enjoyed it.
+ I liked that they included a lot of references to the classics (the old-design cybermen, the ice warriors, a picture of Susan, whoo-hoo). I don't quite remember the bald guy, I feel like he was somewhere, but I don't remember. I'm not very familiar with him, but he's cool. The Master was well-done, and even - spoiler! - that blonde guy who was brought back from the Tenth Doctor's era isn't as annoying and turned out well, and Missy is just great (but it would have been better if it was Rani, sniff, sniff-sniff). Bill was surprisingly good; I wish she wouldn't shove her orientation in every other episode and her tolerance in every first one, but overall, she turned out well, even if a bit cliché. The final two-part episode is simply 146/10; they polished everything I love - the scale, the time-related jokes, the classics, they went all out, and I'm thrilled. The ending is mega-intriguing, and I'm really looking forward to the next one.
- I wasn't happy with the overall feminization and tolerance of the series, although maybe it's okay, but I was biased. All of this is tolerable, but I'm not sure if I'm just taking it the wrong way, or if they really overdid it. Although, the 63-ification of the Doctor doesn't scare me, as long as they don't make it permanent. However, whatever. I once stumbled upon a fanfic where Luke Skywalker and the female Doctor (who wasn't canon at the time) were paired up, and it was the best thing I've ever read. Don't ask me how I found it.
= 9.5/10. The classics are still better, though.

- I wasn't pleased with the overall feminization and tolerance trend in the series, although maybe it's fine, but I approached it with prejudice. All of this is tolerable, but either I'm taking it too hard, or they really overdid it.

I don't take such things negatively, but it's clear that things have gone a bit crazy. Let's hope they cool down a bit and moderate their enthusiasm in connection with the new iteration, although it's hard to believe.

After what happened with Missy, I'm 95% sure that it will only make them even more determined. I think this is just very popular right now, they haven't played enough and haven't gotten bored yet. It's also interesting to see what will happen with the companions.