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Mr quinton reviews wearing the RIP Professor shirt during the 8 hour victorious part 2 video is all i have ever needed

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Avengers Endgame

It’s almost here!!!

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It Chapter Two Review

It Chapter Two is the new film based off the second half of Stephen King’s novel which is once again directed by Andy Muschietti. The film stars Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader, and Isaiah Mustafa as the adult version of the characters we were introduced to from the previous film. Bill Skarsgard also returns as the evil Pennywise for the second chapter.

Chapter Two takes place 27 years after the previous film and it sees the return of The Loser’s Club members as adults returning back to their hometown Derry and finally attempting to defeat the creature It, as it has returned and once again started its killing spree amongst the children of the town. Andy Muschietti’s first It movie was one of my favorite horror films for the year 2017 and I thought they did a much better job than the original television movie. The child actors were excellent and believable and Bill’s performance as Pennywise were my favorite things about that film. Chapter Two covers the second half of Stephen King’s novel where all of the characters are adults and in the new film I thought they did a great job with the adult actors taking over from their children counterparts. With the first film dealing with growing up I felt as if the second film dealt with what happens afterwards. Muschietti’s new film deals with more adult themes, and horrors as each of the characters are now adults and have to overcome their own past traumas in order to defeat It once and for all.

Each of the adult actors portraying The Loser club members did an excellent job with my favorite being James Ransome who portrays the older version of Eddie. Bill Hader was also really great in his performance as the older Richie as well. Bill Skarsgard also delivered another fantastic performance as Pennywise. I really enjoy how he made the character his own and didn’t try to mimic Tim Curry’s amazing performance from the original. His performance in these last two movies were some of the highlights and really helped make Andy Muschietti films stand out and improve on what has come before.

Overall I found myself having enjoyed the first It movie much more as I felt in Chapter Two the film kind of drags in the middle and it didn’t have enough of the kid actors to give it the spark that was there for the first movie. It Chapter Two is a worthy follow up to the first film and another great film put together by Muschietti and his crew. Overall I enjoyed both of these It films more than I did the original television movie.

4 Q’s out of 5

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Live Stream Gears 5 Campaign!!!

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Gears 5

Gears 5 drops this upcoming week! Will be streaming the campaign

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It Chapter Two This Week!!!

The Loser club is back!!! I cant wait to check out It Chapter Two this week, will have a review up for it!!.

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Mortal Kombat 11 - Official Launch Trailer

🗣️MORTAL KOMBAT🗣️ Kronika has signaled for a new era to begin as she tries to rewind time to its beginning and restart history. Song: Techno Syndrome created...

Since 1992!!! The new mk is here!!!!

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Avengers Endgame Review

After 11 years and 20 films the much anticipated finale for the Marvel Cinematic Universe has finally been released. The new film titled Avengers Endgame is once again directed by the Russo Brothers. Without giving to much away, the film picks up right after the end of the last years Infinity War with the surviving Avengers trying to pick up the pieces after Thanos was able to successfully captured the infinity stones and wipe out half the population. 

Avengers Endgame is a huge film and it’s crazy how the Russo’s brothers were able to craft this second part of the film and make it a much different experience than last year’s Infinity War. I felt as if Infinity War moved straight to the point and really did not let up until the end of the film. With Endgame the movie takes its time to get going and it really doesn’t rely heavily on the huge action set pieces that made a huge part of last year’s film. By doing this we get more of the impact of Thano’s actions. The film does a great job on focusing on the characters and after 20 films and knowing each of the characters it really felt as if you’re on the final journey with them as they try to defeat this foe who successfully was able to achieve his mission. The film is a great fan service to all the fans who have watched all the films since the first Iron Man in 2008 as there are a ton of call back and references that really give the film the emotional push that’s needed.

Each of the returning actors did an outstanding job in the film. After 11 years of films the actors have each grown into their characters and the chemistry between them is flawless. My personal favorites in this film were Jeremy Renner, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth and Robert Downey Jr. It’s really amazing how they were able to pull this off as there are tons of characters throughout the film and the Russo’s are able to manage and give each of them a reasonable thing to do throughout the movie. The characters in this movie are the heart of the movie and the film makes sure that everyone knows that. With a lean 3 hour running time the movie takes its time in its pace and I really enjoyed that the movie didn’t fill rushed at all. 

Avengers Endgame is a finale for the fans and 20 films it’s an experience worth checking out in theaters as I’ve never seen anything like this done before. Marvel and The Russo brothers were able to craft a perfect ending to a story worth the 11-year journey.

5 Q’s out of 5