hellgirl-03844 Reviews

We Have a Ghost (2023)

So bad so sad!

[5/10 · 24 February 2023]

I thought this was gonna become another classic like Jasper. But how I was so wrong.

This movie tried too hard to be trendy, up to date with the hot topics, tiktoks etc but totally missed the mark. Also tries too hard with jokes that also make your straight face even straighter. The plot moves slow with no story building. Like, who is this family? What makes the son so emo and angry? Why did they buy this house? And even after the movie ended, I still have no idea who are these people. Oh and that part with the neighbour girl with the computer? Absolutely amazing! They did it even better than Disney's Kim Impossible.

More than half of the main casts' acting is so so bad, especially the son, Kevin. He cannot convey any emotions, which makes his character unlikable, unrelatable, uninteresting.

And last but not least...cringeee.

Wednesday (2022– )

The next Harry Potter

[8/10 · 26 November 2022]

I thought this was gonna be a kids series like others on Netflix, with not much story line and mainly focus on school dramas etc... But I was hooked on the first episode. I'm a big Harry Potter fan, and ever since the series is finished, I am on the hunt for something similar. This show is it!

It is a well rounded show. Story is written well. All mysteries are explained in the end. Characters are well written, except Tyler and Xavior. The show could have given them a more complex story, but no, all I know about them is that they have a fascination for Wednesday. The whole show they only follow Wednesday and try to get her to date them. Wednesday just keeps making mistake that gets her and her friends killed/injured, and she doesn't learn from it. But of course she is bullet proof as a MC, so the show runners think it's ok for her to do all these things without thinking. It just shows that she is not a very smart person.

Some parts of the story are long. The final boss fight was disappointing and lack of climax.

However, it is a great show overall. Lots of mysterious and magic elements. If the show runner writes well for the next seasons, this show could really be the next Harry Potter.

Ancient Apocalypse (2022)

Not for skeptical people

[9/10 · 15 November 2022]

This is the first time I ever write a review on IMDB. But I need to say something.

For those people that are saying he has no scientific facts or bases his findings on myths. Well, for one, there is little to no evidence (yet) that proves a forgotten civilisation before recorded history by the academia. The sites or findings that proves the academia wrong have been shut down. (You can search about these). The myths he chose to show might not be a common one in the country you live in, but not every myths got told to every single person in the generations. There are myths of our kings and queens, warriors and heroes that have been proven to be true in my country. These myths are all pointing us to Younger Dryas. And scientists are researching the evidence now, just like the evidence that give us conclusion to the ice age existance.

Since there are no evidence on how these buildings and pyramids are made, how human learned farming, don't you get curious of what the myths are telling us?? Don't you get confused of why shrines, temples, pyramids around the world are built with the same shape, worship the same god? Aren't you curious why shapes like the ones on Easter Island appears around the world when supposedly humans are hunter gatherers and had no intelligent? Yes these are myths, but they were also carved into walls and statues, and they tell us the same story. Aren't you curious why there are so many pharaohs that are counted as myths by the academia, but their face and names are carved into the very same wall with all those other "real" pharaoh?

He's not saying giants and serpents are real. He is saying the events in those stories are the same. Shouldn't we look into it? He hasn't made a conclusion yet, he's just saying these could be the case.

He is not forcing you to believe it, he is simply asking the question "aren't you curious?".

Also, about the astronomists. Ancient China has been using sun moon and stars to predict the future, weather, to develop war tactics for thousands of years. It's not a myth that ancient people worship the sky.

What he has lead us to is not a rabbit hole, but a small small part of the evidences that have emerged. I really hope he keeps researching and doing this series. Since there are not a lot of evidence yet, these ancient buildings and stories might be pointing us to the right direction.