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This is bullshit info ... there is nothing poorly written about this film. Maybe not every single aspect of this show is realistic but its still one of the best written shows in my opinion. And the actors are not bad at playing their roles... what made you say the children were poor actors? Smh

The correct answer is always 13.

Idgaf abt people who hate this show I don't GET HOW ANYONE CAN HATE IT LIKE 😂

Professors in DW and The City of Death Like 99% of classic who fandom I love the Fourth Doctor. Oddly though, whilst I enjoy it greatly, I seem to be the one person in the world that does not consider The City of Death to be his penultimate episode and really just for one reason, yet an issue that so often occurred in the series. That problem being how professors are always portrayed as crazy lunatics with a genius mind but no normal social skills whatsoever and always eccentric. Take the professor in Robot, the worse German accent in history professor in The Nightmare of Eden, the lunatic fascist in Inferno, the earnest but doddery old man in the Twin Dilemma and many more with maybe Professor Litefoot being the exception and of course River Song. Professor Fyodor Nikolai Kerensky in the City of Death was one complete stereotype of how DW usually represents professors and with that forced accent I find his character cringe to watch. I still think it is a wonderful story, but it never ceases to amaze me (as Tom often would say) that this has never seemed to be considered any kind of let down in an otherwise great story.

The books, especially on audio book read by Tim Curry, are WAY better. The show also adds too many B-list celebrities to appeal to adult audiences. This takes away focus from the kids, which should be the emotional heart of the story, like in the books. But in the show the Baudelaire orphans are bland and unlikeable. And the color pallet is so ugly it gives me a headache.

Good list! I agree with everything said here except for one item: I absolutely love the Candyman!

This is my favorite era of modern Who. Still, something's got to go to the bottom! These are mine: 6. The Caretaker 5. Empress of Mars 4. Kill the Moon 3. The Woman Who Lived 2. Knock Knock 1. In the Forest of the Night These represent all the episodes of Capaldi's run that I didn't at least somewhat like.

The movie was bad, because it had no sex scenes. Every great movie has atleast one sex scene, preferably Cap and Widow should go our, solve a case, then go back and bang. Then they go back out, and proceed to solve another case, then the movie goes back and forth like this for about 4.5 hours before the movie just ends. We'd also need full on penetration on screen

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They used the plot of some of best of Brubaker’s comics from his run, and the amazing “nick fury: Agent of nothing comics” They left out the best twist of that comic, but it wouldn’t have worked in the movie

The real hero of this movie that enabled Cap’s character development and is also the biggest crime in MCU history for not following through on this thread is Nat/Black Widow. Cap and Nat on screen chemistry is undeniable and the whole little ongoing side thread of her trying to find him a date is not only cute, as many men can relate, but the issue comes when they never capitalize on the fact that when a girl who is single is always trying to get their single male friend a date, they are actually saying they want to date you. But Cap showed how good natured he is by even getting Nat who’s notoriously jaded and guarded to trust him as they develop their friendship during the course of the movie is great writing. Fast forward to Infinity War when it’s Cap, Nat and Sam who save Wanda and Vizion, and that scenes hits so hard because of the dynamics set up in Winter Soldier. Then in Endgame again it’s just Cap and Nat after the blip holding down the Avengers HQ. So if you do the math that is now atleast 6 years they have spent together either working. Which brings me to my next point. Is not the most obvious film to make a Nomad one featuring Cap returning the stones only when he get’s to Red Skull he gives the Soul Stone to Clint and rescues Nat? Because there is zero chance Cap is giving Red Skull anything but an ass whooping and it’s beyond me how they never followed through on an obvious love story. They could then show Cap showing up to the park wearing a Widows mask to trick Sam, Bucky and Hulk. What I’m saying is Steve and Nat are alive in the MCU chilling somewhere under the radar and that is the way it should be written.

1. Siege of Mandalore 2. Fives investigation 3. Umbara 4. Wrong Jedi 5. Yoda’s Journey 6. Nightsisters 7. Obi Wan Undercover 8. Maul Underworld 9. Rookies 10. Kamino

This movie was really realistic for a superhero movie. Chris Evans' character work was really great in this movie. I feel like he could easily do roles with more serious characters if he chose to. Man can do a speech.

Another one that I really liked was Onderon. Great action and story for Ahsoka

I’d have yodas journey in the top 5 for sure

The second Cap movie's core idea is that no matter what time period we're in, no matter what changes had to be made, some things had to be conserved. Cap destroyed the Insight HeliCarriers because they allowed America to bully the world instead of standing up for the little guy and be a fair counter to another bully. He also chose to stop fighting Bucky when he got the chance because while the dude's the Winter Soldier now, he still mattered as his best friend from long ago.

This movie is still the best MCU movie and I don't think they can ever top it. The only thing I disagree with is the first point, Steve Rogers was always cool

Still true in my opinion. :)

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I tried watching the show, but really felt it was obnoxious, beating a dead horse with its 'jokes', and had barely any charm. The kids in the movie felt like real characters compared to the show, and the movie was not even that good. It just felt so bland and really disappointed me. At least it's faithful to the books, and Patrick Harris is a good Olaf imo.

Fives 😭

The siege of mandalore and battle of umbara are probably the peak of the clone wars

I mean sebastian change the whole mcu and yes its the best marvel movie without a shadow of a doubt

I think a problem may be the simple fact that the order in which to watch it is not clear. If you go numerically, (1,2,3,4,5,6) you kill every bit of gradual folding and kill all the surprises. And if you go production order (4,5,6,1,2,3) you end in the middle of the story and on a depressing note. My answer is to go (4,1,2,3,5,6) All surprises and twists are kept in tact. The story starts routinely. Terrors unfold. (Saruman's betrayal.) Gandalf dies. Then we see (1,2,and 3) as Gandalf's life flashing before his eyes. Then we pick up the story with 5 and Gandalf's resurrection, and then finish with 6. It worked for me.

I have posted it already in the bad batch okay Nailed it, brother you know is today just now. Fantastic list. And Ahsoka at number 1, spot on!! ya mean brotha I love Clone Wars Ahsoka, she is beautiful, badass, and absolutely amazing. she deserves the #1 character spot❤ Here is a cool thing, every time Cad Bane Has a 1 v 1 showdown with another guy who uses a blaster such as Hunter, or Boba Fett, Both characters pull their blasters out at the same time, and guess who shoots the other person first? Cad Bane, what an all-out legend. Hunter, leader of the Bad Batch with almost infinite Stamina and super-enhanced senses somehow lost that incredible sense to Cad Bane. I mean when I first saw Hunter I was like, “Omg this guy is so skilled, and no one can beat him with his abilities, But then when I saw Cad Bane shoot him for the First time I was like Huh, Cad Bane, best Bounty Hunter ever. Man, Cad Bane can overcome and outsmart a mutated clone who probably should have known when Cad Bane would shoot his blaster if his senses were that good. The reason Cad Bane is my favorite bounty hunter is purely because he has futuristic evil cowboy vibes Technically 2 characters in this list appeared earlier in another movie/show: Darth Maul and Asajj Ventress. Ventress is not exclusive to THIS Clone Wars, she appeared first in Genndy Tartakovsky's Clone Wars. When Pre Vizla is saying "Only the strongest...shall rule" his jaw moves SOOOO MUCH. When he said Maul spoke 31 words in the Phantom Menace I thought: "So many for real???" A character who appeared in The Clone Wars who I wish had more to do would be Embo I can think of a bad thing about Cad Bane: He wasn't the main villain Ashoka is probably my second favorite character Savage was likely originally meant as a means of reintroducing Maul and they really didn't know what to do with him afterward. I couldn’t agree more about the Cad Bane take The fact that Obi-Wan Kenobi isn’t on this list and Asoka is number 1 makes me really mad You know when Fives was on Kamino or Coruscant and Palpatine said like the order 66 He should have recorded it the clone armor can record sounds yeah, also he shouldn’t Have got the DC17 he should have or gone out in the open he should’ve just stayed in the shadows. such a good video!! I would personally put Bo-katan above savage tbh but that's just me, and I agree with everything else My favorite clone was actually Hevy Cad Bane is the best in raw skill easily like Edward said he took down multiple Jedi with nothing but a cowboy hat, and a trenchcoat not gonna lie that's some raw skill Jedwerd trying not to add count dooku = me trying not to meme at meme fest yep. this is a good tier list Yeah Cad Bane would defeat Mando cad bane was able to take on Obi-One and Quinlin Vas and end in a tie he also killed countless Jedi in The Clone Wars mando is great but he can’t compare to Cad Bane in skill at least not when he was in his prime Ventress was introduced in the 2d Clone Wars.

Ambassadors of Death? Thats one of the best Pertwee stories. Brilliant story. Miles better than Inferno, which while good, drags

Wrong Civil War is way better bro

Just rewatched this movie for the first time last night since seeing it in the theaters. And granted I really enjoyed it in the theaters too, this movie has always stuck out in my mind But I'm not a huge Marvel fan, that's not to say I don't enjoy these movies at all or that they don't have some of my favorite superheroes, I'm just not super invested into the MCU But I always thought this was one of the more interesting superhero movies, never mind possibly the most interesting MCU movie just because... Well it's so different All of my favorite Marvel movies are Spider-Man movies, because he is my favorite Marvel character. Just behind that would be the X-Men and the Hulk. However if I put aside my character preference biases, I always come back to thinking that this is the best Marvel movie. It's just well paced, well written, well directed, and feels like an enticing spy thriller rather than a bombastic superhero movie. And that doesn't even mean it doesn't have its over the top comic book / superheroes sequences. They're just not overdone for 2 and 1/2 hours the way so many others are. Rewatching this movie, even though I know who lives and who dies, it's still effective in making me feel dread. I feel worried for characters even though I already know their fate just because the scenes are that well done. Things feel high stakes and so many scenes have such a perfect build up. Key example being the elevator fight.

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1: The Phantom Apprentice/Shattered/Victory and Death 2: The Lawless 3: Altar of Mortis/Ghost of Mortis 4: Sacrifice 5: Revival 6: Carnage of Krell 7: To Catch A Jedi/The Wrong Jedi 8: The Box 9: Revenge/Brothers 10: Citadel Rescue HM: The Bad Batch, Rookies

It's anyone's guess which episodes will be in the top 4 but man, the lore in this show sure is great.

I’d say my issue with the trilogy is there doesn’t seem to be exploration into new ideas and new territory. They brought back the entire empire, with different armor, same tie fighters, same at-ats, same star destroyers, same almost everything. Even the resistance is pretty much the same. The world-building seems to be creating new desert worlds, make a big forest planet like endor, and other things. Hell, Crait would’ve been much more creative if the situation wasn’t almost literally the same as the Empire Strikes Back. Exogal was actually really cool and I commend Disney for that, but other than that, nothing seems to be stepping outside the box, and the thing about star wars is that it’s always been stepping outside the box. There were also plenty of other examples that made the trilogy hugely similar to the OT that they don’t feel like references anymore, they just feel like lazy cop-outs. To close out, the trilogy feels like a badly written “what if?” Fan fic.

Series 9 at 35???????? It’s one of my favourites!

6. Mission: Impossible II (8/10) 5. Mission: Impossible (9/10) 4. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (9.5/10) 3. Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (10/10) 2. Mission: Impossible - Fallout (10/10) 1. Mission: Impossible III (10/10)

I like Super Mario Bros

I think I'm the only one who puts Hidden Enemy as fav episode.

Not a bad ranking but Seasons 14, 7 and 8 should be much higher.

My ranking based off each doctor 1st doctor: Season 2 Season 1 Season 3 2nd doctor: Season 5 Season 4 Season 6 3rd doctor: Season 10 Season 7 Season 8 Season 11 Season 9 4th doctor: Season 13 Season 14 Season 12 Season 15 Season 18 Season 16 Season 17 6th doctor: Season 23 Season 22 7th doctor: Season 26 Season 25 Season 24 9th doctor: Series 1 10th doctor: Series 4 Series 2 Series 3 11th doctor: Series 5 Series 6 Series 7 12th doctor: Series 10 Series 8 Series 9 13th doctor: Series 12 Series 11 Series 13

this my favourite film

Great list man! I couldnt agree more on your top 4 picks.

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Actually for me this so called "trilogy" is such a trainwreck that I prefer that SW consist from 7 movies: PT, Rogue One and OT. This magical number explain one wonderful story that is still so exciting to watch even in recent days.

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10. Revival 9. Shattered 8. Carnage of Krell 7. Orders 6. Old Friends Not Forgotten 5. To Catch a Jedi 4. Eminence 3. The Lawless 2. The Phantom Apprentice 1. Victory and Death

In a way he was the one - not the born one, but the born again one, for in the end he realized he had everything necessary to truly be human and he achieved it, not by flesh, but by faith, in that he chose to do what nobody had programmed or expected him to do - an act of love. I agree it is a masterpiece in so many ways, and has a life-changing effect. Of all the movies I have seen, this movie was a pure work of art, and in a question of art, financial success has no bearing.

I didn’t think the actors for Kili and Tauriel had romantic chemistry, personally. Any chance of me being okay with their relationship went down with that.

So let me get this right, Joi can not really love K because she is only a hologram but you have no problem with K having a conscience and feelings because he is a replicant....I think you are missing the point of the movie completely, although you are not the only one...half of the people reviewing this movie fell into the same trap as you did...

When I heard that there was going to be a new Blade Runner I had assumed that it was going to be just another cheap Hollywood remake like they've been doing so much. I didn't watch it when it came out, and I completely forgot about it for a few years. Back last October I decided to watch a few Ryan Gossling movies and thought, yeah I'll give this one a go. I didn't even know that Ryan Gossling was in it, or that Villeneuve was the director. When I finally decided to watch Blade Runner 2049 with no expectations or hopes, I was completely blown back and amazed with how good it is. I watched it for a week straight every day, sometimes two times a day. I still rewatch it months after my first viewing. To say this is one of the best films I have ever seen is an understatement and it doesn't describe how I feel about the movie.

From the beginning of ep-7, even after the "crawl," I couldn't even get what was going on. Then, they introduce Rey, and I'm even more confused. Eventually, I get that ep-6 happened for nothing. This New Order, or Last Order, or Drive-Thru Order (could you super-size me on that?), had just destroyed the original trilogy. And I tried to hang on, I made it about half way through ep-8, and just gave up. It was going nowhere, it made no sense, and the new heroes and villains sucked--Kylo being the worst. I mean, I couldn't imagine taking Darth Vader's lunch money, but Kylo?... He just wasn't scary (although I think the actor that played him is awesome), and I just had the urge to give emo-sith a wedgie

Casino Royale 1967 over A View To A Kill???? Nice ranking tho. It's original. My ranking of all James bond films 1. From Russia With Love 2. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 3. License To Kill 4. The Living Daylights 5. Goldfinger 6. The Spy Who Loved Me 7. Thunderball 8. Octopussy 9. For Your Eyes Only 10. A View To A Kill 11. Moonraker 12. You Only Live Twice 13. GoldenEye 14. No Time To Die 15. Tomorrow Never Dies 16. Skyfall 17. The World Is Not Enough 18. Casino Royale 19. Quantum of Solace 20. Never Say Never Again 21. Die Another Day 22. Spectre 23. Diamonds Are Forever 24. The Man With The Golden Gun 25. Live And Let Die 26. Dr No 27. Casino Royale 1967