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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker:
Star Wars Episode IX is what happens when an artist gives his voice to the pre-approved speeches of a corporation, which, trying not to offend any viewer (“consumer” would be a more appropriate word), insists on a story created by committee and which seeks to say only what your customers want to hear, watch now the movie and find out for yourself In this sense, J.J. Abrams is the dream of every executive, a safe bet, since he is a director more interested in recreating than conceiving something of his own. Competent from a technical point of view (which ultimately sets him apart from a Chris Columbus), the filmmaker is always more comfortable when emulating styles set by others (such as Super 8 and Cloverfield) or continuing established narratives. (Mission: Impossible 3, Star Trek, The Force Awakens) - and, no wonder, the best you can imagine at a key moment in The Skywalker Ascension is practically a visual quote from The Hunters of the Lost Ark. His willingness to repaint designs by the most imaginative artists is, of course, ideal for reboots - and, as efficient as Force Awakening (and we like the movie very much), it is undisputed that it is more of a remake than a continued as all the beats of history, archetypes and stylistic elements came straight from A New Hope. Comparing his work to that of a truly inventive artist like Rian Johnson, who has his own voice and sought to use it in The Last Jedi to uncover new angles in a retold story a thousand times, is a revealing exercise in analysis - and there is not, at all Abrams' filmography, a passage that matches that of the battle in Snoke's red throne room, or a plan like that in which Rey's hand suddenly comes up to hold the lightsaber flying toward the camera. On the other hand, as much as it was a critical and box office hit, Episode VIII displeased a portion of the Star Wars fandom - either for its thematic ambition and social-political subtext or for “not really Star Wars. " In other words: fans who just wanted a fresh dose of the usual recipe. It is appropriate therefore that the opening words of Star Wars Episode IX opening sign are “The Dead Speak!”, As, amidst its corporate panic, franchise owner Disney basically decided to ignore the biggest part of Johnson's brilliant contributions and betting on what he considered safe, to the point of reviving the saga's most powerful villain (not spoiler; it's in the trailer), Senator Palpatine (McDiarmid) - even if this means, in retrospect, diminishing the effect of the sacrifice made by Anakin Skywalker / Darth Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi. Similarly, as "fans" disapproved of young Rose Tico, who paired with Finn (Boyega) in the last chapter, here Abrams and her bosses reward the toxicity and abuse that forced actress Kelly Marie Tran to abandon social networks. and quickly demean her to a near figuration through a poorly worded excuse ("I can't go with you; General Leia wants me to ..." blah blah blah) - which, considering the proximity of the two characters to end of The Force Awakens, represents a gigantic stumble from a narrative point of view. Say what you like about George Lucas and his prequels - at least the director had enough personality to ignore the fandom and make the movies he wanted, even if they revolved around trade route taxation. And it is a huge disappointment that, having the opportunity to end the third of three trilogies, J.J. Abrams and the Disney executives have chosen the commercially safer, and not coincidentally, artistically less challenging path, but see for yourself, watch online this movie and get your own conclusions.

Sonic the Hedgehog:
The Sonic the Hedgehog series has now been made into a full blown movie. The story and characters are so iconic, that you cannot help but laugh with the big red haired character throughout the entire movie. The movie itself begins with Dr. Robotnik setting up a master plan to rule over the world. The first step is to recruit Tails, a robotic cat who has been kidnapped by Sonic and is kept under the Robotnik Corporation's control. As the plot progresses, a mysterious character known as Shadow appears and his goal is to stop Dr. Robotnik and Dr. Eggman from destroying all life on Earth. He also joins forces with Eggman's evil Dr. Ivo Robotnik to create a second planetoid to replace the first, but Sonic's father, King Leo, uses this to gain control of the planetoid's control panel and blocks it from ever being used. The movie is a story filled with laughter, humor, and surprises. With the exception of the ending scene, it was actually a very fast paced action packed movie. The overall plot is such that the movie could be viewed as one long scene with scenes leading up to the final one. From my experience watching the movie, it looked so fun. The story had so much variety of action and different twists and turns that it made me almost laugh out loud in the movie. I even did a little bit of slow-motion, though I must say that I am not the greatest at it. Overall, I think the story of the movie is better than some other Sci-Fi Characters and Story arcs. I would recommend this movie to any fan of the series. I think that they really did the best job they could to portray the tone and the excitement of the games. The movie should not have any problems with its score either. I would definitely put it above average if the musical score wasn't way too repetitive. The voice acting is top notch and well done. There is a lot of fun to be had listening to the character Sonic sound every which way he can. I have to say that I really enjoyed the action scene between Sonic and Shadow. I found the voice acting too hilarious and entertaining. Overall, the movie is quite good. If you are a fan of the series, you are sure to enjoy this movie, if not, you will most likely still find something to like.

Force of Nature:
The show Force of Nature is one of the most popular TV shows in India. It was first launched on the Movie Channel, but it was later migrated to the Movie Channel. The show was first introduced in the beginning of 2020 and it has since become popular all over the world. Many of the Indian viewers have already made it a part of their daily routine, therefore making the show more appealing to other countries as well. The original Force of Nature show was broadcasted on the entertainment channels on several channels but because of piracy issues it was transferred to the Movie Channel, which is the most watched television network in India. After a little while people switched from the Movies to TV series but the original Force of Nature series remained to be popular among the masses. That is why it was launched on an online website for free viewing. One can also get a chance to watch the original episodes of the show on the Movie Channel, which is aired from around four to eight times a week. After the transfer of the show from the Movie Channel to the Online Movie Website it gained popularity not only in India but all over the world. It has been airing on the Movie Channel from several years now and the same show is currently being aired on several websites. The episodes are re-edited and changed according to the desires of the viewers. The show is very interesting and much preferred by many because of its movies and action scenes. However, it is also highly liked because of the actors who play the leading roles in the show. The entire show revolves around the stories of Tom Johnson, Mike Makrey, Andrew Benoit, Mikael Baronholm, Katee Sackhoff, Susan Toth, Gabriella Frost, and Alexandra Breckenridge. The viewers can watch the episodes of the show that are already aired on the online movie website for free. After watching the show they will learn how to combat various problems through theForce of Nature program. In addition, they can also get help from the Force of Nature program to solve their issues like communication, stress, and fear. The show is also widely loved because of the titles used on the Movie Channel. The show has featured some of the most famous sports personalities in the world. These include Sachin Tendulkar, Chris Gayle, Aussies Mark Waugh, Phil Hughes, Kumar Sangakkara, Michael Clarke, Shane Warne, Matt Hayden, Andy Flower, Matt Chappell, Lance Klusener, Brett Lee, Adam Gilchrist, Virender Sehwag, Zora Folley, Kyle Abbott, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Mahela Jayawardene, Allan Donald, Peter Chappell, Virender Sehwag, Jonny Bairstow, Kumar Sangakkara, Jason Gillespie, Sachin Tendulkar, Benaud, Brad Haddin, Michael Holding, David Warner, Peter May, Ricky Ponting, Kane Williamson, Shane Watson, Mitchell Starc, David Healy, Trevor Chambers, Darren Sammy, Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting, David Dastmalchian, Darren Sammy, Glenn McGrath, Steven Smith, Michael Bevan, Shahid Afridi, Sunil Gavaskar, James Anderson, David Paine, Gary Sobers, Hayden Copp, Wayne Parnell, Kumar Sangakkara, Matthew Hayden, Adil Rashid, Shane Warne, Kumar Sangakkara, Vinoo Mankad, Stuart MacGill, Brett Lee, Yousuf Tazal, Kuldeep Yadav, Travis Head, Charles Plessis, Garry Sobers, Ravi Shastri, Thilan Samarawickrama, Kumar Sangakkara, Hashim Amla, Dale Steyn, Shane Warne, Shaun Pollock, Merv Hughes, Dinesh Karthik, Kumar Sangakkara, Amit Mishra, Jasprit Bumrah, Kumar Sangakkara, Kumar Dhawan, Sam Billings, Ian Bishop, Sachin Tendulkar, Alastair Cook, Michael Vaughan, Mahela Jayawardene, Colin Croft, Imran Khan, Brendon and others. They also showed some of the legendary players who played the sport in the past such as Mark Waugh, Michael Slater, Kumar Sangak, Phillip Hughes, Peter May, Andrew Bell, Peter Chappell, Geoff Boycott, Jasprit Bumrah, Bryan Lara, Glen McLeod, Mark Waugh, Adrian Jacobs, Kumar Sangakram, Brett Lee Jordan, Simon Jones, Garry Sobers, and others. Such names had been mentioned earlier and more in detail for their famous achievements during their cricket careers.

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies:
To be honest, we are not really not the biggest fans of the previous two films that came before in the ' The Hobbit ' directed by Peter Jackson, but we did enjoy to some extent with both and we expected something similar to happen with ' The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ', from 2015, especially since it all made one think of an epic entertainment that, even if only bursts, could rival what was achieved over a decade ago with ' The Lord of the Rings '. Nor is it that we expected a miracle and found a great movie, something that Jackson might have achieved if he had adapted the original work in a single feature film, but what we were reluctant to believe is that ' The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ' could be the worst film of the six set in Middle Earth. Unfortunately, what is being sold as the definitive chapter of the story is nothing more than an exhausting feature film in which you even feel sorry to perceive the absolute decline of the saga. The fact that the really important fights were reserved for the final delivery gave a great advantage to ' The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ' over the previous two installments, as Jackson had demonstrated at the time a great ability to show in screen battles between the different species that inhabit Middle-earth, but what seemed an important asset in their favor has ended up being one of their biggest problems, since the film never gets us really interested in what can happen to the protagonists, so our emotional involvement during their death struggles borders on the null. Nor does it help too much that Jackson put so much effort into replicating what he achieved in ' The Lord of the Rings ', since this only manages to further highlight the lack of personality of a trilogy that has completely betrayed the tone of Tolkien's original story to give much importance to its prequel nature. This sacrifice has caused that the real dramatic axis does not have enough weight, and it is a shame, because precisely Thorin's evolution is the only thing that managed to capture our interest, although only for a while, since that is lost after the ridiculous scene employed by Jackson to justify his change of mind. The most striking of all is that the battle that the title refers to ends up being so heavy, because by the time it has started we had already completely disconnected from the problems of the characters and the strategies of each side to emerge victorious. That lack of empathy is further aggravated by Jackson's marked tendency to saturation during the fighting. As expected, Jackson takes advantage of the usual resources of his staging - those aerial planes could not be missing while he was behind the cameras - and we will not deny that he manages to create a plane with an unquestionable visual appeal - it would be incredible not to do so counting on as many means as he has had at his disposal - but it is far from being a sufficient reward for the indifference we felt during 99% of his footage. In the end that is really important, since all its visual display is at the service of an empty and soulless product. In short, ' The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ' is an empty, tired and redundant film that fails with a crash as much as the closing of the trilogy as in its attempt to make it clear that it is a prequel to ' The Lord of the Rings ' and also in its nature of luxurious pastime. Until never, Middle Earth, we will not miss you.