Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness Dubbed Full TV Series SPOILER FREE!!!!! Review

 

Resident Evil fans the franchise that has spawned several movies both animated and live action is also about to spawn it's first ever American live action TV series for Netflix but before that tho we have the franchises first ever animated TV series which is also being released via Netflix. I will very fully admit to you all reading this review right here and right now that I completely forgot about this show even being a thing let alone when it was coming out and so join me as I give my one hundred percent SPOILER FREE review of the TV series that let's face it alot of forgot was even a thing with the TV series in question being called simply just "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness" enjoy.

The plot of this series is after a zombie outbreak occurs at the White House Leon S. Kennedy and a team of agents are tasked with finding who started this attack on the White House meanwhile Claire Redfield investigates a drawing that a child made in the fictional war torn country of Penamstan with the picture depicting what looks to be another zombie outbreak. Now then in terms of what I personally thought about the plot of this show / TV series in all honesty I personally thought that the plot of this show / TV series was at best decent since it was pretty / fairly engaging but at the same time the plot is also fairly forgettable and as well as being pretty / fairly boring as well at the same time in my opinion anyways / at least.

Starring in this dubbed version of this particular TV show / TV series is Nick Apostolides as Leon S. Kennedy and Stephanie Panisello as Claire Redfield. Also starring in this TV series is , Aleks Le as Jun See , Anthony Tai as Yu En , Billy Kametz as Patrick , Brad Venable as Ryan , Doug Stone as Wilson , Joe J. Thomas as President Graham , Jona Xiao as Shen May , Ray Chase as Jason , Armen Taylor as Maddog , Bill Butts as Maddog , Chris Tergliafera as Maddog , David Vincent as Maddog , Kaiji Tang as Spacer and Xander Mobus as Maddog.

In terms of what I personally thought about the acting thats featured / presented to us in this TV series well then in all honesty I honestly really did like the acting that's featured / presented to us in this very TV series. While I have no idea if any of the voice cast have played their respective characters in the Resident Evil video games I can honestly say that I wish that Nick Apostolides and Stephanie Panisello get more chances to play their respective characters as they are really good at playing their respective characters in this particular / very TV series.

Doing the animation for this particular / very TV series is Quebico who according to animenewsnetwork have only worked on this particular / very TV series and literally nothing else ever made in the history of ever. Now then in terms of what I personally thought about the animation that's featured / presented to us in this very TV series in all honesty I personally thought that the animation that was featured in this particular / very TV series was really goof and i'm not just saying that either I honestly do believe that the animation that was featured / presented to us in this very TV series was feature film worthy because the animation really did look that good and what helped the animation in my opinion anyways / at least is the fact that they used motion capture for all of the characters (in some cases even using the same actor or actress to do the motion capture for their respective character) which in all honesty really did help get the character movements and as well being the character animation down freaking perfectly in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then I know what your all thinking and yes you are all right Netflix does indeed have a Resident Evil in development however the stark difference between the Resident Evil series that is currently in development at Netflix and this series is that the series that Netflix is currently working on is live action where as as you can see this series is fully 3D CGI animated. Honestly I have no idea why Netflix chose to have not one but Resident Evil TV series airing on their streaming service since it will only create some very mild marketplace confusion with mainstream audiences and while that confusion is soften up by the fact that this series has a subtle there will be some people who jus see the new Resident Evil and assume that this series is the live action series and honestly I think that it would have helped Netflix if they held of on greenlighting a live action Resident Evil TV series until they had fully released all of the episodes of this particular / very TV series.

This way mainstream audiences / none anime fans wouldn't get confused over which Resident Evil TV series that they were about to press play on. I will give Netflix this tho making Netflix the only place where you can watch a high profile anime series like this very / particular series is a good way to ensure that you get a few more subscribers then say Peacock , HBO Max or Disney+ all of whom have very high profile films and TV shows either currently out or being released very soon.

As to be expected for a show this short there really isn't much there in terms of character development at all in this series. Which while it is to be expected given the amount of episodes it's still a bad thing since it comes across as the writers for this very / particular series are being very lazy and not really helping things is the fact that none of the new characters are not only not really likable but none of the new cast of characters are given any kind of personality trait whatsoever and so all of the new characters that are appearing in this particular / very TV series come across as bland and wooden characters.

Now then this particular / very TV series is only four episodes long with each episode lasting no more then thirty minuets which means that the total running time for this particular / very TV series is that the very least one hour and thirty minuets and as such you could very easily watch all four episodes in one sitting if you really wanted to and I gave to say that the total running tome for this series was the perfect running time for this series. Since there really isn't enough there in terms of plot or in terms of story for that matter and so trying to make this series last say eight episodes for example would have been stretching an already fairly thin story even thinner in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then while the Resident Evil franchise is a horror franchise and indeed there are horror elements to be seen in this TV series in my opinion anyways / at least this TV show / TV series is more if an action drama then a horror show and as such that does infact mean that I have to talk about the actual action that is featured / presented to us in this film and well just like with the animation the action that's featured / presented to us in this TV series is really good. This however is not a surprise since the action in any of the animated Resident Evil products has always been really freaking good and so it's only fitting that the action is indeed actually good for the first ever animated Netflix Resident Evil TV series in my opinion anyways / at least.

Overall this is by far not the worst Resident Evil piece if media out there since that honor goes to Resident Evil: The Final Chapter but it's also not the best piece of Resident Evil media that's currently out there either. This series falls into a strange and weird middle ground since for everything that it gets right it does two things wrong and now then since i've talked about both of the good things and as well as both of the bad things that are in this TV series in this very review that means that this TV series gets a 6.5 out of 10 from me.

Now then as for where I got all of the images that I used in this very review well then boys and girls and ladies and gentlemen I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review from the official Resident Evil fandom wiki page ad from Google Images. With my personally preferred website to use to get the images from this TV series that I indeed personally used in this very review being the official Resident Evil fandom wiki page just simply de to the fact that most of if not all of the images that I personally used that are also from the official Resident Evil Evil fandom wiki page are all fairly high in quality and as well as being fairly high definition.

WWF Summerslam 2000 Review

 

WWF and wrestling fans it's been roughly two months since I last took a look at a classic WWF PPV and well the the PPV that i'm about to review for you all today is one that I have a bit of personal history with. This is also PPV that's been sitting on my laptop for at least a month and every single time that i've planned to review this very / particular show something else always came up which prevented me from reviewing this show and so here is my review of the PPV event that marked the official end of the original D-Generation X with the PPV event in question being called simply just "Summerslam" enjoy.

Of course the biggest storyline thats going into this PPV event is the Kurt Angle , Triple H and Stephanie McMahon and I have to admit that this PPV does a good job of portraying Kurt Angle as a bit of creep. I will admit that this show does also do a good job of telling you what the other storylines are that currently going on at this point through the use of video packages and so you don't really need to watch every single show up until this particular / very PPV event since it's very easy to work what the storylines that are currently being told are.

Now then just like with alot of sets / stages from the attitude era the set /stage for this show is very minimalistic with the set not really being impressive and there's nothing that reminds you of the summer season. Which for an event called Summerslam and for an event who's sets / stages are known for having the theme of summer presented in some way shape or form it's sad to see that the set / stage for this particular PPV / stage didn't really have anything that reminds you of the summer season or reminds you of anything that's do with summer at all.

As someone who grew up and thus watched the WWF around this time period I felt alot of nostalgia when watching this particular / very WWF PPV event. Since pretty much all of the wrestlers that are competing on this show are all wrestlers that I grew up watching and so for me at least watching this show particular / very WWF PPV event made me feel like I was a ten year old again and that for me any ways / at least was a very great feeling to have since we all nearly always get into wrestling when we are around ten years old.

There was no way that I could review this PPV event and not talk about the fall that Shane McMahon takes because my god is that a cool looking fall. Just everything little thing about that fall was just perfect with my only real gripe that they don't show the impact of the fall when it actually happens which I honestly do feel would have helped make what is an average match at best seem even better at in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then there are technically two women's matches with the better one of the two being the Eddie Guerrero and Chyna Vs Val Venis and Trish Stratus. This is simply because the other women's match that's on this show is The Kat Vs Terri Runnels in a stinkface match I get that the WWF didn't really think that highly of womens wrestling back in the early 2000's but anything would have been then The Kat Vs Terri Runnels.

Nothing is ever going to beat watching Chyna compete when she was in her prime simply because Chyna really could wrestle and it makes sense to have Trish Stratus fight her because at this point in her career Trish Stratus was just getting into wrestling more then what she did when she was paired with Test & Albert. Altho I do admit to laughing me a*s of during the Eddie Guerrero and Chyna Vs Val Venis and Trish Stratus match simply because you get to hear what sounds like Val Venis swear quite freaking loudly altho i will admit that the Eddie Guerrero and Chyna Vs Val Venis and Trish Stratus match ended rather quickly with very little to no actual build up to the actual finish of the actual match in question.

Now then I said at the start of the review that I had some personal history with this particular / very WWF PPV event and well i wasn't kidding at all. Since this was the first ever American WWF PPV that I actually watched live I had seen the UK exclusive PPV shows that were broadcast but just simply due to when the American PPVS would air over here in the UK I never got to watch one live since I was ten years old at the time that this PPV was broadcast but as fate would have it on the exact day that this PPV was being broadcast me and younger / little brother were going to have a sleep over at my cousins and my uncle let all three of us stay up until the very early morning to watch this entire PPV live which we did but we regretted it the next day tho.

Now then this particular WWF PPV event has a grand total running time of two hours and forty minuets and forty one seconds which I personally felt was the right amount of time for this particular / very WWF PPV event. Altho I do wish that most of the matches that are featured / presented to us on this particular / very WWF PPV could have been longer since the show had the running time and so they very easily could have made some matches alot longer if they really wanted to.

Now then since this is a wrestling show and there is wrestling matches on this actual show it only makes sense that I now talk about / cover the actual wrestling that's featured / presented to us on this actual classic WWF PPV and well apart from the The Kat Vs Terri Runnels. The matches that are on this show are pretty decent with pretty much all of the performers that are performing in the matches in question coming of looking really good with the one very bad wrestling match being the The Kat Vs Terri Runnels which is just there for reasons as far as I can tell and it's just a pain in a*s to sit through and if i'm being honest this match should have been cut and the time saved from cutting this match should have been allocated to over better matches that are on this classic WWF PPV card in my opinon anyways / at least.

Overall this was a really decent show and it's a show that i'm glad that I got to relive however this really isn't a perfect. Since as you can tell by my review there are are somethings that are in this show that just aren't needed and it's those exact same things that let this show down and that keep this show from being as good as it possibly can be. Now then since i've talked both of the good and as well as both of the bad things that are in this very show in this very review that means that this show gets a 5.5 out of 10 from me.

Now then as for where I got all of the images that I used in this very well then boys and girls I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review from the official Pro Wrestling fandom wiki page from Google Images. With my personally preferred website to get images from this particular classic WWF PPV event being the official Pro Wrestling fandom wiki page just simply because the official Pro Wrestling fandom wiki page had alot more images that are fairly high in quality and that are fairly high definition which simply wasn't always the case when it came to Google Images.

Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam! Film Review

 

Well then look animation fans it's another Teen Titans Go! "movie" and well this movie is the very definition of unneeded. Simply because every little thing about this film just screams cheaply made and given that this "movie" debuted on Cartoon Network instead of either being a direct / straight to DVD movie only just proves that the Teen Titans Go brand is just going to be used to push / promote other and hopefully better Warner Bros Pictures. movies and so join me as I review the film that is totally unneeded with the film in question being called simply just "Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam!" enjoy this review review everyone.

Now then for once I actually don't have to tell you what the plot of this film / movie even is since it's right there is the freaking title of this film / movie. Now then In terms of what I personally thought about the plot / set up of this film in all honesty the set up of the film wasn't that bad since the Teen Titans Go production team did find a rather organic way to have the The Nerdlucks appear in the Teen Titans Go universe / world but that's all this "movie" / "film" really did right plot wise because the set up of this film just feels like a cheap cash grab and nothing more / else then that.

Starring in this film is Scott Menville as Robin , Hynden Walch s Starfire , Greg Cipes as Beast Boy and Khary Payton as Cyborg. Also starring in this film is Tara Strong as Raven , John DiMaggio as Bupkus and Nawt and Fred Tatasciore as Pound , Blanko and Bang. For reasons that will become obvious later on in this review i'm not going to list the cast who starred in Space Jam simply because it would be rather pointless to do so.

Now then in terms of what I personally thought about the acting that's featured / presented to us in this film in all honesty I thought that the acting that's featured / presented to us in this film wasn't that bad. The issue is however that the acting isn't that good either since it just feels like that every single cast member who is starring in the this "movie" is just phoning in their performances which is a shame because every actor that's starring in this film "film" are really good actors and actresses and so it's sad to these actors and actresses phone in their performances.

Doing the animation for this "film" is Copernicus Studios Inc who have provided animation for episodes of The Loud House and Pickle & Peanut among many , many , many , many , many other things. As for what I personally thought about the animation that was / featured / presented to us in this "film" in all honesty that was provided for this film wasn't that bad but the issue is there's upgrade from the quality of animation that we see in the Teen Titans Go TV show and not something that you'd expect to see in a movie heck We Bare Bears: The Movie which just like this "film" We Bare Bears: The Movie was a TV movie and you could see that there was a visual upgrade in terms of both animation as well as the visual from the TV with We Bare Bears: The Movie looking alot better then the We Bare Bears TV show ever did and that's sadly not even close to being true for this "film" whatsoever in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then there is a reason as to why I didn't credit the original cast of Space jam when I was crediting the cast for this film and that's because this film takes the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 approach tho this little cross over / cash grab. In that they play the movie almost in it's entirety and they have the characters appearing in the Teen Titans Go segments commenting on the movie and making jokes about the movie.

This was honestly the approach that I didn't want them to take for his "film" since it would have been better if they had the Teen Titans Go characters find away to appear in the Space Jam film. This way you could have your cheap cash grab / promotion happen and you could tell an actually interesting story instead what we get is a bunch of characters making some semi unfunny jokes all to please kids who perhaps haven't seen Space Jam and those exact same kids who perhaps haven't seen Space Jam would be much better of actually watching Space Jam instead of this poor excuse for a film / cheaply made cash grab.

I think it's really freaking obvious as to why this movie was made since coming out in little over a month is Space Jam: A New Legacy and so Warner Bros Pictures. / Warner Bros Animation. very quickly put / cobbled this film together for no reason whatsoever. Since / because this film has no other reason to exist other then to try and get you to watch Space Jam: A New Legacy and to possibly get kids to watch the first Space Jam but that's really about it and guess what neither reason is a good enough excuse at all to make this movie at all in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then this film does have a mercifully short running time of only one hour and fifteen minuets and fifty eight seconds so lets just round that up to one hour and sixteen minuets shall we. This film really did not need to be that long at all since you very easily could have done the entire story for this "film" in an average episode or an average special of the Teen Titans Go animated series and while this film is mercifully short it also oddly drag on and it also oddly feels alot longer then it actually is and I honestly have no idea why this is the case whatsoever.

Now then boys and girls since this "film" is meant to be a comedy film that means that I have to actually talk about the jokes that are featured / presented to us in the actual film itself and well to be freaking blunt / honest the jokes that are featured / resented to us in this "film" are a pretty mixed. Since there are some jokes that did get a little chuckle out of me but then there are a alot more jokes that are featured / presented to us in this film that are just flat out bad and I cannot see a kid laughing at the overall majority of the bad jokes because that's how bad the bad jokes in this film well and freaking truly are.

Overall this "film" is just plain bad and the reason why i'm putting the film in quotation marks is because this is a barely a film to begin with despite the fact that it's being promoted as the third Teen Titans Go film. Now then since i've talked about both of the good things that are in this film and as well as well as the bad things that are in this very film in this very review that means that this film gets a 3 out of 10 from me.

Now then as for where I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review well then boys and girls I personally got all of the images that I used personally used in this very review from the official Teen Titans Go fandom wiki page , the official Looney Tunes fandom wiki page and Google Images. With my preferred website to use to get images from this film being Google Images since there are alot of images from this film that are currently up on Google Images and alot of the images that I personally that are currently up on Google Images are all fairly high in quality and as well as being fairly high definition.

The Mandalorian "Chapter 16: The Rescue" Review

 

Star Wars fans it's been a very long time since i've spoken about The Mandalorian and well I wanted to put that to an end since for the past few days now i've been thinking about reviewing an episode of The Mandalorian. However with so many good episodes to choose from it was honestly really freaking hard for me to pick just one episode for me to review and well i've finally made up my mind on what episode i'm going to be reviewing and so join me as I review that caused Star Wars fans to cry with joy ad that caused Pablo Hidalgo to cry in anger and pain with that / the episode in question being called simply just "Chapter 16: The Rescue" enjoy.

The plot of this episode is after Baby Yoda (yes I know that he has a name but he'll always be called Baby Yoda to me so deal with it) is kidnapped it's up to The Mandalorian and his various alleys to save him before something dreadful possibly happens to him. Now then in terms of what I personally thought about the plot of this particular episode in all honesty I thought that the plot of this particular episode was really good it was a nice simple plot that was honestly perfect for this show and was the perfect story to end this season on.  

Starring in this episode is Pedro Pascal as The Mandalorian , Omid Abtahi as Dr. Pershing and Temuera Morrison as Boba Fett. Also starring in this episode is Gina Carano as Cara Dune , WWE Superstar Mercedes Varnado AKA Sasha Banks as Koska Reeves , Katee Sackhoff as Bo-Katan , Ming-Na Wen as Fennec Shand , Giancarlo Esposito as Moff Gideon and the absolute legend and the Star Wars legend that is Mark Hamill as The Voice Of Young Luke Skywalker / Luke Skywalker.

Now then as for what I thought about the acting that's featured / presented to us in the actual episode itself in all honesty I really did like the acting that was featured / presented to us in the actual episode itself. Which shouldn't come as a surprise to absolutely anybody since pretty much all of these actors are really good actors and so it only makes sense that all of these actors would turn in some really good performances in this episode but what does let the overall quality of the acting down is the fact that the extra's in this episode or either over acting or under acting. 

Doing the CGI effects for this episode are Important Looking Pirates , Legacy Effects and Lola Visual Effects. In terms of what I personally thought about the CGI effects that are featured / presented to us in this episode in all honesty I thought that the CGI effects that are featured / presented to us in this episode were really good and since this show makes great use of practical effects as well it was honestly really hard for me to tell what effects were done practically what effects were done inside of a computer because / since all of the effects looked that good in my opinion anyways / at least.

I'll very fully admit right now that the only reason that I decided to review this episode was because of the fact that Luke freaking Skywalker is in this episode and honestly the CGI / technology that used to make him look like how did in Return Of Jedi is so much more better then how they did a young Princess Leia in Rogue One A Star Wars Story. This is because in my opinion there's not much lighting Luke's face and so the team could get away with making the face not look quite right which simply isn't the case with the scene in Rogue One where a young Princess Leia appears however it's also because the technology needed to replace a human face with a CGI face has advanced so much in the years inbetween making The Mandalorian and Rogue One A Star Wars Story and so of course young Luke Skywalker is always going to look better then young Princess Leia does.

Honestly if I have any criticisms about this episode it's the fact that Luke's face look a little bit to plastic looking and Luke's face a little bit to smooth. If you run your hand over your face you'll notice that your face is a little bit bumpy and none of that comes across in this episode but alot of that comes down to the fact that the technology to create an accurate looking human CGI face just isn't there and it's also because / down to the fact that creating an accurate looking CGI human face is incredibly hard work just due to how complex the human actually is and so I give them credit for at least trying to create an accurate looking human face. 

The other thing that I really didn't like about this episode is that when both The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda made it to the the bridge of the ship neither of them had anything to do other then just stand there and wait for Luke Skywalker to come and rescue them. Which for your two leading characters isn't really a good thing since it makes both characters look dumb since from what I can remember both characters have gotten out of worse situations then they were in in this episode and so there was no reason as to why they couldn't do more when they reached the bridge.

This episode has a total running time of forty four minutes and one second and I have to be honest here that running time suited this episode perfectly. Simply because there's not much story there to cover anything that's even close to one hour and so to try and get this episode up to one hour without opening or closing credits would be stretch and heck without the opening or closing credits this episode comes at thirty eight minuets so even then that running time still works because it allows every single scene to be about advancing the plot of the episode which means there's no filler scenes at all which is always a very good thing in my opinion anyways / at least.

Now then boys and girls this show is an action show after all and so that means that there's action to be found in this very episode and that means that I have to actually talk about the actual action that's featured / presented to us in this actual episode and if im being really freaking honest here I loved the action in this episode. Simply because the action that's featured / presented to us in this episode was so fun to watch with all of the characters both good guys and girls and bad guys getting a chance to shine and to some really cool moves and those those cool moves that make the action in this episode really freaking fun to watch for me personally.

Overall this was a really good episode and it was a good episode to end the second season of this fantastic show. Now then since i've talked about all of the good things that are in this very episode in this very review and as well as all of the bad things that are in this episode in this very review that means that this particular episode of The Mandalorian get a 9.5 out of 10 from this particular Star Wars fan.

As for where I got all of the images that I used in this review well then I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review from the official The Mandalorian fandom wiki page , the official Star Wars fandom wiki page and from Google Images. With my personal preferred website to use to get images from this particular website being either the official The Mandalorian fandom wiki page or the official Star Wars fandom wiki page since both websites have images that are both extremely high quality and as well as being extremely high definition.  

Hell In A Cell 2021 SPOILER FREE!!!!!!!!!! Review

 

WWE fans when I did the Raw go home show for this years Hell In A Cell I did so with some idea that I would also be reviewing this years Hell In A Cell and well i'm a man of my word. As such WWE fans i'm left with no choice but to review the latest version of a show that i've in all honesty never seen before and so join me as I review the 2021 WWE PPV that is called simply just "Hell In A Cell" enjoy this spoiler free review everyone.

Now I will admit that while I have been watching Raw I haven't been watching Smackdown and so I don't know half of the storylines that are going on in this show. Altho I will admit that the RAW storylines are advanced nicely with there being some twists and turns that not only make sense but also open the doors for other things to happen in the future should the WWE decide to pursue those storylines that is. 

Now then believe it or not everyone but this event is actually kind of history making since this PPV is the last PPV to be hosted in the WWE Thunderdome. Since the next PPV which is Money In The Bank is going to be shown in front of a live crowd and I have to say that given the current state of Raw maybe having a live crowd might not be a good thing since Raw has been pretty bad recently and the WWE crowd will straight up tell you how bad your show is currently when Raw returns to being in front of a live crown in a few weeks time.

I will be sad to see the WWE Thunderdome go since the set does indeed really good and the WWE could get creative with the visuals. Which is something that they simply cannot do with a live crowd but at the same time wrestling really does need to be seen in front of a live crowd since the audience is basically another part of the show and the WWE has sadly missed having that live crowd since it adds something to the show.

For some reason even tho Roman vs Rey was booked for this event it was moved to Smackdown which shouldn't have been the case at all. Simply because that match is PPV quality and when you give that match away for free then your robbing the PPV that the match was set to take place on the chance of having a good match and your not going to make any money because of the fact that alot of people won't buy this event because of the fact that one of the better matches has already taken place of free TV.

I will very fully admit that I was shocked at how good the Bayley vs Bianca Belair Hell In A Cell match was. Simply because i've not seen these two wrestle in a long time and so I was shocked at how good these two women were wrestling in this match and they made each other look so freaking strong neither woman came out of that match looking weak because they both took insane amounts of offense and they both gave out insane amounts of offense.

There honestly weren't that many botches in this entire PPV which makes the few botches that there are in this PPV all the more funny. Simply because they stand out like a sore thumb like for example the Rhea Ripley vs Charlotte matches briefly turns into a triple threat match when Charlotte decides to kick / beat the living hell out of the invisible man / the invisible woman and the other botch that I personally saw might not even be botch but Bayley jumps a split second to early when Bianca Belair goes for a shoulder tackle in the corner.

Now thankfully they do cut on the Alexa Bliss magic stuff which i'll admit is getting out of hand but they still don't explain how in the hell that she can mind control people. However that is the least of this shows problems since l just said there possibly a few botches in this PPV event and there are matches should have been given more time like for example the Alexa Bliss vs Shayna Baszler and the Sami Zayn vs Kevin Owens match since all four of those wrestlers can wrestle a decent match but there just not given enough times plus the match order seemed of to me since I personally would have started with Alexa Bliss vs Shayna Baszler and have had Bayley vs Bianca Belair be / go on second to last since then you could have had two solid Hell In A Cell matches take place back to back and since there's no live crowd you won't wouldn't have had to worry about the crowd getting bored or tired . worn out.

This PPV event has a total running time of two hours and forty nine minuets and twenty two seconds which if i'm being honest was a bit on the long side. Simply because the matches that should have gone on longer simply didn't and some of the matches that went on longer nine times out of ten really didn't need to be that long and not helping things is the fact that the paving for nearly all of the matches felt a little bit of for some unknown reason which I simply cannot explain due to the fact that I can't really explain it.

Now then boys and girls this event is a wrestling PPV even after all and so that means that I have to actually talk about the wrestling that's featured / presented to us in this actual wrestling PPV event and well if i'm being honest alot of the matches that were featured / presented to us in this wrestling PPV event were really good. Yes there is bad ending which doesn't make any kind of sense whatsoever because it comes out of nowhere but even so that bad ending didn't hurt the overall quality of the match that that bad ending is in and hell id even go as far to say that the best match in this entire card for me at least was the Bayley vs Bianca Belair Hell In A Cell match.

Overall this was a fairly decent PPV but having one good PPV event doesn't make up for the ton of bad episodes of WWE Monday Night Raw tho it just makes this particular WWE PPV event decent at best which for current WWE decent is freaking fantastic. Now then since i've just this second finished talking about ll of the good things and as well as all of the bad things that are in this particular WWE PPV event that means that this particular WWE PPV event gets a solid 6.5 out of 10 from this WWE fan.

As for where I got all of the mages that I used in this very / particular review well then boys and girls and ladies and gentlemen I personally got all of the images that I used in this very / particular review from the official Pro Wrestling fandom wiki page , Wikipedia and Google Images. With my personal preferred website to use to get images from for this very / particular review being Google Images simply because Google Images had actual images from this WWE PPV event and yes the above poster is a hint that I might cover Money In The Bank 2021 I just had to use the Money In The Bank 2020 poster because there's no poster for Money In The bank 2021 out there just right yet / now.

Batman: The Long Halloween Part One Film SPOILER FREE!!!!!!!!! Review

 

Batman fans the film that i'm going to be reviewing for you all today is a film that I in all honesty wasn't expecting to be available until Tuesday. However to my surprise and to my shock when I logged online this evening (yes i'm writing this review on Saturday evening deal with it) I saw that the film had become available to watch online and so join me as I review the first film in a two part Batman film with this film in question being called simply just "Batman: The Long Halloween Part One" and yes this review will be 100%  SPOILER FREE enjoy.

The plot of this film is there is a serial killer going around killing people on various holidays and it's up Batman , Harvey Dent and James / Jim Gordon to find out who is killing all of these people before the next murder from this person happens. In terms of what I thought about the plot of this film in all honesty I thought that the plot of this film was OK at best which I guess makes sense since this is a two part film but at the same time the plot for the first part of any two part film still needs to be an actually good plot and not something that like I said is OK at best.

Starring in this film is Jensen Ackles as Bruce Wayne / Batman and the late and always great Naya Rivera as Selina Kyle / Catwoman. Also starring in this film is Josh Duhamel as Harvey Dent , Billy Burke as James Gordon , Titus Welliver as Carmine Falcone , David Dastmalchian as Julian Day / Calendar Man , Troy Baker as The Joker , Amy Landecker as Barbara Gordon , Julie Nathanson as Gilda Dent , Jack Quaid as Alberto Falcone , Fred Tatasciore as Solomon Grundy , Alastair Duncan as Alfred Pennyworth and Jim Pirri as Sal Maroni.

Now then boys and girls in terms of what I personally thought about the acting that's featured / presented to us in this film in all honesty the acting that's featured / presented in this film was in all freaking honesty really good. Which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone since the acting in pretty much every single direct to DVD DC Comics animated film is always really good and so it's only naturel that the acting in this film is also in my humble and very honest opinion anyways / at least really good as well.

Doing the animation for this film is Studio Grida who worked on Justice Society: World War II and Superman: Man Of Tomorrow. Now then in terms of what I thought about the animation that's featured / presented to us in this film in all honesty the animation that's featured / presented to us in this film was really freaking good with all of the characters having some really nice and fluid movements and the backgrounds looked really freaking good as well however and yes there is a however I really didn't like the really thick lines that they gave the characters as I personally found it to be very freaking distracting. 

Now then for those of you that either don't now or you didn't care or even you just straight didn't even realise but this is only the second ever two part animated film with the first two part Batman direct to DVD DC Comics animated film being Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. This was in all honesty something that I didn't even think about until I was doing research for this review and I honestly couldn't believe it since Honestly believed in my heart of hearts that there had been more two direct to DVD DC Comics animated Batman films but nope there's just these two films and I hope that there's more of these to come since Batman as a character could really benefit from the two part film structure / idea with the first part of the two part film being about setting whatever the mystery up and setting up all of characters while part two could be about solving whatever the actually mystery of this two part film was.

Naturally tho not every single Batman film needs or even should / deserves to be a two part film since you'd need a strong enough story to support both films which as I mentioned at the start of this review sadly isn't the case for this particular film. Plus like every single two part film this film has the issue of it just being an hour and half long trailer for Part Two which is always going to be a problem for every single two part film.

In all honesty I don't really see why this film needed to be a two part film since you very well could have told the entire story of both parts of this overall story in this one film. Yes some stuff from the comics would have had to have been cut out but that's going to happen with any adaptation of any story be it that story come from a comic book or not and as long you keep the spirit of the original story intact and you tell a good story then comic book fans myself included would have been left very happy indeed.

This film has a grand total running time of one hour and twenty five minuets and thirty six seconds and well I personally felt that that running time was the right amount of time for this film. Since there really wasn't enough there in terms of story or characters or anything else to cover anything even close to two hours and heck the film even struggled to reach the one hour and thirty minuet and thirty six second mark which is another reason as to why this story didn't need two films in order to tell it since it's a story that you could and even in this case should have told this story in one film instead of getting greedy and spreading it out across two films.

Now then boys and girls this film is an action film after all and so that means that I have to actually talk about the actual action that's / that is featured / presented to us in the actual film itself and well to my surprise and to my shock there was very little actual action in this film. Which given that this is a two part film does make alot of sense but at the same time the action in this film is so good that it leaves you wondering why there aren't more action scenes / sequences in this film.

Overall I cant say that this film is the worst Batman live action or not or theatrically released because it' really not but at the same time it's clearly not one of the better Batman films either which is a shame because the plot of this film and the idea behind this film is interesting it just needed that extra something to make it something other then just an average film. Now then since i've talked about / spoken about both of the good and as well as both of the bad things that are in his film in this very review that means that I give this film a grand total of a 6.5 out of 10 from me.

As for where I got all of the images that I used in this very review well / now then boys and girls I personally got all of the images that I personally used in this very review from the official Scooby-Doo fandom wiki page , the official Batman fandom wiki page , the official Batman The Animated Series fandom wiki page and from Google Images. With my personal preferred website to use to get images from this fil being Google Images simply just / simply due to the fact that Google Images actually had images from this film up on Google Images which sadly wasn't the case for the official Batman fandom wiki page which is a shame because all of the images that I personally used that I got from the official batman fandom wiki page were all fairly high quality and as as well as being fairly high definition  and yes I used "other methods" in order to see this film and no I do not recommend using "other methods to watch any film as you should always watch a film legally.