Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Movie 2010

Title: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Rating: 7.5/10
Director: Edgar Wright

Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) a 22 year old bass guitarist in a band called Sex Bob-Omb faces the scorn of his friends when he tells them that he is dating an Asian high school girl name Knives Chau (Ellen Wong).
Due to the childish relationship Scott soon loses interest and falls for Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) a delivery girl. After going on a date with Ramona and spending the night with her, Scott finally breaks up with Knives and officially starts his relationship with Ramona. Little does he know of the peril that involves those who date Ramona. To date her one has to successfully defeat all her Ex-Boyfriends in a battle royale.
Considered by many to be a bit puerile and extremely comical, Scott Pilgrim is based on the comic of the same name and borrows heavily from mainstream comic action scenes. The comedy in this movie is very ticklish as it will entertain you no matter how many times you watch it.
The acting done by Michael Cera who is the only star worth mentioning in this movie is spell bounding and flamboyant, With countless sarcastic and ironic moments that make this movie a superb ballad indeed. With unrealistic action scenes made specifically to amuse the audience Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a spectacle to behold.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Pirates Of The Caribbean - At World's End Movie 2007

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
AT WORLD'S END
Rating: 8/10
Director: Gore Verbinski

Pirates of the Caribbean islands are really something, ain't they? They just keep surprising you and what is the most interesting thing about them is that they ain't no repetitive dump. It keeps on exhilarating you to your wits, after all, the Oscars are no joke are they?.

Captain Barbosa, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swan and the other crew of the Black Pearl go on a journey to save the one and only Captain Jack Sparrow from Davy Jones's Locker. This leads them to Singapore to Captain Sao Seng who has the navigational charts to Davy Jones's Locker.
What really is happening in the plot one might say!. Cutler Becket wants to control the seas and is executing the ones related or associated with piracy. Davy Jones has been ordered by Cutler to destroy all the pirate ships, hence aiding the latter in his pursuit. But what Cutler fails to perceive is the Jack Sparrow effect that won't let him achieve his goals even after the treachery and betrayal Jack Sparrow has faced.

The Movie was again a good one though it wasn't exactly rewarded by Oscar & Co. Again, the cinematography and visual effects were beautifully up to the mark (One reason I follow the series). Acting was a great job indeed and script was handled just rightly. The whole team has to be credited for their effort and it should be watched at least once.

Reviewed by Najam

Pirates Of The Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest 2006

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
DEAD MAN'S CHEST
Rating: 8/10
Director: Gore Verbinski

The 2nd in row of the Action/Adventure series was very well received indeed because of the great work done by the first one. The Movie boxed $1 billion (that's right folks) and received one oscar in visual effects.

Captain Norrington is accused of letting 'The Jack Sparrow' escape execution. Jack Sparrow is on the Black Pearl where he meets the father of Will Turner, Mr. (Bootstrap) Bill Turner. The latter tells the details to the former on how he was trapped on this ship and in turn Jack Sparrow tells him about Will.
The movie revolves around Davy Jones and his heart. Davy Jones's heart is in a box on an island and it is no wonder that Mr.Jones want its possession back. Though here lies the interesting part, everybody wants to retrieve his heart for their own purposes and here is when Jack Sparrow as stubborn as he is competes with Davy (ehm Mr. Norrington and Mr.Will are also favourites) to get his heart (mind boggling ain't it).

The movie's plot is not a very strong one I admit but the other features compensate for the loss. Cinematography and visual effects were extraordinary. The movie is a marvel of 21st century as far as effects and computer graphics are concerned. The story has its weaknesses but the comedy and action is what intrigued me most about this film and I recommend everybody to give it a chance.

Reviewed By Najam

Les Misérables - Movie 2012

Title: Les Misérables

Rating: 7/10

Director: Tom Hooper

A stunning musical based in 19th Century France. Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) is paroled, after spending nineteen long years in prison. Due to his past he is unable to find work as no one is willing to employ a former inmate. Resorting to thievery he is given a valuable lesson in life by a church bishop who convinces Jean to do something better with his life. After eight years Jean who broke his parole is now the respectable owner of a factory and no matter how much he tries, His past always catches up with him in the form of Inspector Javert (Russell Crowe). Now a very kind and caring man, Jean adopts Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) the daughter of a dying woman (Anne Hathway) who was a worker in his factory.

What follows is a heart wrenching tale of Love, Betrayal and Anger. In short a mosh pit of emotions. This was the first musical movie I had ever had the pleasure of experiencing and I must say it didn’t fail to impress. Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman had a very strong chemistry when playing their respective character. Their characters have a very classic Sherlock-Moriarty relationship, which really helps bring out the serious and dark brooding side of the movie. That along with the professional acting of Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter in a minor role really brings diversity in this movie and helps brighten it. Filled to the brim with some dark comedy moments especially in the scenes dominated by Sacha and Helena. Not just a story of love, Les Misérables also tells the story of justice as an outnumbered band of rebels prepare to hold out against tyranny and how the story of Jean and those rebels is connected.
Foe those of you who are looking for something new and different nothing holds an edge like Les Misérables.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Avatar: The Last Airbender - Animated Series 2005-2008

Title: Avatar: The Last Airbender
Rating: 9/10
No.of Seasons: 3
Status: Complete

The predecessor to a train wreck of a movie. Avatar is the animated series which led to M.Night Shaymalan making a live action adaptation of it and hereby directing the worst movie in the history of cinema. As bad as the movie was, This animated series is probably one of the best ever.
Set in a fictional world, Where some people have the ability to control or "Bend" any of the four elements. Which are Water, Earth, Fire and Air, Such people are called "Benders". Once in a generation a person is born who has the ability to control all of the four elements, That person is called the Avatar. It is the Avatar's duty to maintain peace and order in the world.
Siblings, Katara and Sokka discover a frozen boy in an iceberg named Aang, Who turns out to be the Avatar who vanished a hundred year's ago. As Aang is the Avatar it is his duty to master all four elements and stop the Fire Nation from taking over the world. Hot on Aang's trail is Prince Zuko of the Fire Nation and his uncle Iroh. Zuko was banished by his father and the only way he can return home is if he captures the Avatar. As Aang sets out with Katara and Sokka to master all four elements, He is pursued by Zuko across the globe as well as many others too.
Many people might expect an Animated Series to be a bit puerile but Avatar: The Last Airbender is considered to be the "Anime of the West" and it is widely watched by adults.
Filled to the brim with light hearted moments and comedy that will make you laugh till your stomach hurts.

If you dont love this smile, You have no soul.

Perhaps the best thing about Avatar is that it contains deep messages about life in many episodes. Also some episodes like "The Tales of Ba Sing Se" will make you cry like the floodgates have been opened. Avatar also gives the message that bad people are often capable of change and that light is often found in the darkest of places.
I would definitely reccomend watching Avatar with the exception of the movie.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Silence Of The Lambs - Movie 1991

SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
Ratings:8.8/10
Directors: Jonathan Demme

The Bone Chilling and 5 oscar recipient is the absolute definition of a psychopath. The Movie is surely the art of brilliance, realism and most of all psychologically painful. As one tries to identify the category for the movie, he would probably be confused where to sort this movie as it was the the part of horror (mainly the psychological horror) that really would make one wonder.

A Psychopath nicknamed Buffalo Bill is murdering girls and that's not all, He skins them. He does this in various parts of USA due to which FBI is unable to find a lead in this case. There is one breakthrough though in this mind boggling case, a prisoner who goes by the name of Dr. Hannibal Lecter seems to know something but won't tell it to anybody. Dr. Hannibal Lecter is a brilliant man but unfortunately a psychopath and is interviewed by a trainee in FBI named Clarice. Though there was little hope but the doctor agrees to help if Clarice answers his questions about her past (weird right?). The conversation is the game which Dr. Hannibal intends to play with her, as he puts it as Quid Pro Quo.

The Movie is an enthralling investigation which is acted out with nearly Perfection . Anthony Hopkins has absolutely outplayed the demands the role had and Jodie Fosters courageous role was nicely done as well. And Ted Levine (How can I forget Buffalo Bill) was the creepiest part but was awesomely done because nobody can understand what he had to go through to get this right. Considering the year 1991, the graphic scenes were stunningly handled and the significance of every role was displayed outright. Movie is a must watch for strong heart people because the chills will start to produce after the introduction of

                                                      "Hannibal the Cannibal"

Catch Me If You Can - Movie 2002

 Title: Catch Me If You Can
Rating: 8.5/10
Director: Steven Spielberg

Based on a true story, Catch Me If You Can tells the story of Frank Abagnale (Leonardo DiCaprio), A teenage boy with dreams of escaping poverty. When his parents get divorced Frank runs away from home, With a knack for impersonating and conning , Frank starts numerous scams including forging checks and succeeds in stealing nearly 2.8 Million Dollars. His high profile leads to Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks), An FBI agent who starts tracking Frank to put an end to his schemes.
A classic cat and mouse movie, Catch Me If You Can contains numerous light hearted moments and slice of life comedy. Perhaps the most satisfying thing about this movie is the smooth way Frank cons people and gets away with it.
Steven Spielberg who has a reputation for directing the best movies ever made, Lives up to that standard and convinces us of the fact that this might be his best work, Until his other films come out of course.

The complicated relationship between Frank and Carl is really enjoyable, Along with the professional acting done by the two legends respectively. Carl is shown as the only one who can truly understand Frank making him Frank's only friend, As shown in the movie where Frank always calls Carl on Christmas and talks to him, Frank also makes fools out of numerous FBI agents including Carl on multiple occasions, Always staying one step ahead of them.
This movie never fails to impress me and I definitely recommend watching it.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Pirates Of The Caribbean - Movie 2003

PIRATES OF CARIBBEAN 
THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL
Rating: 8.5/10
Notable Actors: Johny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley
Director: Gore Verbinski

The Famous Captain Jack Sparrow's 'Pirates of Caribbean' was nominated for 5 oscars. The 2003 sensation is an action/adventure film with a touch of Romance that really occupies one's sight and mind for some good 2 hours.

Will Turner ended up on Port Royal in Jamaica when he was a young kid. He had a medallion which was taken by Elizabeth Swan, the daughter of the governor.
8 years Later...Captain Jack Sparrow comes up the Port to commander a ship but due to some "unfortunate" events he is caught and imprisoned. Then the Ship 'The Black Pearl' invades the port in search of the medallion. The undead (amusing term) pirates kidnap Elizabeth Swan and meanwhile nobody really knows what is happening.
Captain Jack Sparrow recognizes Will Turner and teams up with him to save Elizabeth and conquer the famous Black Pearl.

The tale is indeed entertaining from every aspect. Action and even the serious romance can get hilarious when Jack Sparrow is fitted in the scene. The roles were defined with precision and all the actors led their role spot on. Cinematography was good as well and screenplay was superb (why wouldn't it be when the screen story was accurately portraying the picture). Special Effects were the heights of realism and are the best part in this movie because no one like undead pirates or the ship to be looking like a dummy. Well Folks, watch this movie and
                       "Remember this day when you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow"

Lord of The Flies - Book 1954

Title: Lord of The Flies
Author: Sir William Golding
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Rating: 8/10

Written by Sir William Golding, Who was also awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. Lord of The Flies defined the structure and set the standard for future books of Young Adult Fiction.
A plane that is carrying teenage boys who have been evacuated from a war zone crashes in an island in the Pacific Ocean. The survivors namely Ralph, Piggy, Simon, Twins Sam and Eric and many others quickly band together to survive the harsh realities of a tropical hell. As the boys quickly set up and try to maintain order in the island, It all deteriorates, When most of the boys start believing that there is a monster living on the other side of the island.
The receiver of many rare awards, Lord of The Flies is not just a book for entertainment. The lesson it teaches goes far deep into your mind. It teaches the consequences of the absence of order and the importance of law in each and every ones life. With no law there is no order, With no order there is chaos and where there is chaos there is death. This sentence summarizes what this book contains.
Although this book was not very well recieved, In later years it became the number 1 bestseller in many countries. Due to its volatile and gruesome nature this book is not classified as suitable for children and is prohibited to be taught in school, This book is a must read for fans of classical fiction and Specualtive Fiction.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Escape Plan - Movie 2013

ESCAPE PLAN
Rating: 7.5/10
Notable Actors: Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger
Director: Mikel Hafstrom

The supreme hits of the Hollywood industry Arnold Schwarze'nigger' (see what I did there) and Sylvester 'Stalin' (and here) weren't able to pull this one off as much as one would have guessed and expected.

Ray Breslin (Sylvester) is the hardcore prison breaker who can't be confined and will exploit a single flaw in the whole system to break through. But his toughest challenge is not an easy one because the tech-facility has the breakthrough to build a flawless project for inmates like him. Luck has it as Emil Rottmayer (Arnold) is an inmate as well. They both partner up for the perfect plan except the interference of the warden, Hobbes has something to offer to deteriorate their minimal chances of escape. The rest of the story follows through, the plan of the genius Ray unfolds even though the hindrances and hurdles are way too much to bear.

The Story lacks a major motive or one can describe it by "the core" as there is no real complexities going behind this massive jailbreak in the History. Otherwise the roles were fantastic and the acting was spectacular. As always if it weren't for the two main male protagonists then the movie won't have been worth a single second. Though it is an enthralling adventure of Ray Breslin but if the plot had a little more depth then it would be a 9. But to say the least, fans of both of em (Sylvester and Arnold) and of action/thrillers need to watch this blood rushing strive of two great men.

Reviewed By
Najam

A Thousand Splendid Suns - Novel 2007

A Thousand Splendid Suns
By Khaled Hosseini
3.9/5

Written by the author of the bestselling book : The Kite Runner, A Thousand Splendid Suns is the story of two women's desperate struggle against life. The book basically opens with the story of a girl named, Mariam, who lives in a kolba in the outskirts of Herat. Mariam lives with her mother and she is the bastard of wealthy businessman Jalil, he visits her every week and loves her very much. Mariam is then married off to a shoemaker, Rasheed, from Kabul who is 30 years older than her, shortly after her 15th birthday under unfortunate circumstances.
Mariam suddenly entering a completely different phase in life is overwhelmed and looks ahead living life with her husband but soon Rasheed portrays his true self and makes her life a living hell.
The Book's second part consists of the story of a girl named Laila in Kabul. Laila is a normal school going girl and spends the majority of her time spending with her best friend Tariq, at first their relationship is just running and and playing but soon turns into something serious with their growing ages.
An extremely well crafted book that will move you to the very core and possess you.
Another classic written by Hosseini that is certainly his best of works portraying the main role of Taliban in the destruction of Afghanistan.
Mariam and Laila's struggle through life will keep you emotionally intrigued and literally bring you on the verge of tears.
The only flaw with the book is that the summary and the epilogue in the book both highlight Taliban's role but in the book the Taliban had very short role and that too in the near end whereas the best part of the book was centered on Mariam and Laila's life in home, nonetheless a very very good book.
My favorite part of the book is when Laila decides to name the baby girl Mariam.

Reviewed by,
Moiz Khan.

Dragon Blade - Movie 2015

Title: Dragon Blade
Rating: 6.5/10
Director: Daniel Lee

Dragon Blade is a Chinese historical movie Starring Huo An (Jackie Chan), A warrior who is part of the Silk road peacekeeping force, Lucius (John Cusack) a Roman general who is being hunted by Tiberius (Adrien Brody) Consul of the Roman Empire. Tiberius had tried to kill his little brother Publius but Lucius interferes and saves him and flees to the silk road. Taking refuge with his army at the Wild Geese Gate which is a ruined fortress. He and Huo An combine forces and restore the fortress to its former glory, Meanwhile Tiberius comes looking for them.
This film looks extremely promising but the mediocre acting done by John Cusack and Adrien Brody tones it down, However the superb acting done by Jackie Chan is the saving grace of this movie. As expected by any Chinese movie, This movie has some pretty intense and expertly choreographed action scenes, From battles to chases this movie lives up to the expectations of an action film.
However the movie is not very well balanced in terms of its plot. It has an extremely silly plot and an even sillier antagonist who fails to capture the essence of playing the bad guy. One of the good things about this movie is that the ending is simply one of the best and it does not come without a heavy sacrifice.
Perhaps a very underrated movie due to abysmal marketing Dragon Blade is not that bad if one simply ignores the bad acting and abysmal dubbing due to the movie being in Chinese.
Perhaps not historically accurate but Dragon Blade is really entertaining when combined with Jackie Chan's humorous acting.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

Inside Out - Movie 2015

INSIDE OUT
Rating: 8.5/10
Director: Pete Doctor and Ronnie Del Carmon

Inside Out is a beautifully elaborated movie on how a mind of a person works through depicting emotions from characters. The characters are general and there duty to keep the object (a human actually!) moving is hilarious.

Riley is a young girl who is of mid western origin (USA) moves to San Francisco. She had to leave her friends, hockey team and different yet wonderful memories for the sake of her parents. This is the outside world but what is the mess going on inside is something her emotions have to deal with. Joy is the leader of emotions and is responsible for keeping Riley Joyful even in tough times. Then others such as Anger, Disgust and Safety are general emotions that have to keep Riley operating like a human are of essence (the point on which the storyline stresses on). Most importantly the emotion, Sadness is the one whom everyone wants to distant themselves from as it can make Riley sad and regretful. Then the move to San Francisco disrupts the psychological system as expectations are not met and Joy accompanied by Sadness take on a journey in depths of Riley's emotions due to mishandling of a 'certain' situation.

Inside Out has noted accurately that each and every emotion is necessary for proper human function. Even Sadness is important for our daily lives or we won't be able to live a balanced and happy life. The Animation is good indeed and the voice actors have done a superb job to enhance the point of emotions for audience.

Donnie Darko - Movie 2001

Title: Donnie Darko

Rating: 9/10

Director: Richard Kelly

Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal) a high school student is led out of his room by a mysterious figure, Dressed in a rabbit costume, Who tells him that the world will end in exactly 28 days, 6 hours and 42 minutes. Moments later a jet engine comes crashing down on the exact same place Donnie was sleeping. Delusional as ever Donnie starts investigating who that person who saved his life was and what He meant.
A movie so mind boggling, So complicated that its audience were baffled as to what they had just watched. This movie has given rise to many websites which have the sole purpose of explaining this Movie.
In an otherwise dark and delusional film, The acting of Jake Gyllenhaal is truly overwhelming as he plays a character as complicated as the movie itself. Some people might make the mistake of interpreting this movie as a horror film, But I assure you that it is not.
A film that will make Inception look like a children's book. Due to its complicated nature this movie was unsuccessful upon its release because most of the audiences did not understand it, Resulting in it being one of the most underrated movie of all time.
I strongly urge you not to watch this movie before bed because its complexity will keep you awake all night as it did me,

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name
  

Frozen - Movie 2013

FROZEN
Rating: 9/10
Notable Actors: Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell
Director: Chris Buck

Disney is yet 'again' successful to surprise us with yet 'another' animated classic with the Brand Label of Frozen. The 2013 comedy/fantasy is the fabulous oscar winning animated movie that led to the enjoyment for all age groups.

The Plot is focused around Elsa (Idina Menzel) who has magical powers but is forced to hide it for the namesake of the royal family. But soon she loses control over her powers in a ceremony to celebrate the kingdom of Andrelle. As everybody is astonished, she freaks and her powers overwhelm the whole kingdom. This results into a winter for the first time of its kind for the people of Andrelle and Elsa runs off from everybody to take refuge in the mountains. Anna (Kristen Bell) goes to bring her back.
The story basically starts when Anna embarks on her journey  and then she meets various creatures from snowman to animals to humans (A snow monster as well which wasn't a very pleasant meeting).
The Disney Animation is at its best and the best of em all are the songs of the Movie. Every single song is perfectly suited and the oscar winning song "Let it go" was truly something special for Animated movies fans. The story may not be very complex but the simplicity is magnificent as the production seemed like true artwork of the Disney Studios. So Kudos to the Movie and a must watch for everybody especially children.

Reviewed By Najam

The Eagle - Movie 2011

Title: The Eagle
Rating: 7.5/10
Director: Kevin Macdonald

Set in the year 140 AD, Marcus Flavius Aquilla (Channing Tatum) a Roman soldier is branded with disgrace because his father led the ninth legion on an expedition into northern Britain which ended in all his soldiers dying or fleeing and the legion's eagle getting captured, Which is a standard of every Roman legion and should normally have been defended to the last man.
Burdened with the shame on his family name Marcus sets out on a quest to recover the eagle and restore his family's honour helped by none other than, Esca ( Jamie Bell), A slave and a native Breton with uncertain loyalties.
This movie has been the subject of trivialisation, Though not one of the best, The Eagle certainly offers the best blend of fighting which is the cornerstone of any medieval themed movie or show. Even though the acting by Channing Tatum was criticised by critics for being effortless. You might think different Channing Tatum is able to completely capture the essence of his character.
The Movie has a very dark and foreboding environment that really depresses you and leaves you thinking as if all the light has been sucked from this world.
Perhaps what really brings this movie down is the fact that it is short and the acting by Jamie is abysmal at best.
One of the best moments which truly capture the true image of Roman soldiers and uplifts this movie is the battle scene at the start in which the Roman soldiers get jittery and then form Testudo.
A must watch for those who are fans of medieval action movies.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name

A Beautiful Mind - Movie 2001

A Beautiful Mind
Rating: 9/10
Notable Actors: Russell Crowe, Ed Harris and Jennifer Connelly
Director: Ron Howard

The Romantic/Drama of 2001 has really depicted a tale of Love through an autobiography of John Nash who wasn't only a great Mathematician but a Noble Prize winner as well.

John Nash (Russell Crowe) is a brilliant Mathematician who is pursuing his PhD from Princeton University and doesn't seem to like to attend his classes. He meets Charles as his dorm roommate (or does he really?). He is consumed in his deep thought to develop a theory which he is unable to express and unfortunately due to which he couldn't socialize. This is when he meets the love of his life due to some humorous events. After some time, due to his expertise in Maths he is hired for intelligence job (or is he really?). The journey continues until he is finally considered for Nobel Prize.

A Beautiful Mind is an emotional turn of events that one might find heart aching. The story is depicted from a real biography and really makes em wonder on how John Nash survived. The Movie is well done and the Character of Alicia Nash (Jennifer Connelly) is top of it all indeed. The Real life and the Movie is one heck of saddening narrative. A Film deserved to be watched!

Reviewed By Najam

The Last Airbender - Movie 2010

Title: The Last Airbender
Rating: 3/10
Director: M. Night Shyamalan

Probably the worst movie I have ever seen in the 17 years that I have lived. A movie which completely ruined the franchise and disappointed fans to a huge extent.
Siblings Katara (Nicola Peltz) and Sokka (Jackson Rathbone) discover a boy frozen in ice, Aang (Noah Ringer) who is the Avatar and the last airbender. Intent on finding the avatar is Prince Zuko (Dev Patel), Who along with his uncle Iroh (Shaun Toub) has spent the last many years in exile. Originally predicted to be a blockbuster, This movie is now ranked as one of the worst films ever made.
This movie further goes to prove that it is impossible to adapt an animated series to a motion picture and do justice to the extremely high expectations the fans have.
One of the reasons this film failed so horribly was because the special effects were the worst, A five year old kid couldn't have done it any better.

REALLY?

Directed by Shyamalan who is not all to blame for the  failure of this movie because He was plagued with problems and biasness while working on this movie. Another reason this movie failed was because the studio hired only Caucasian people to play the good guys and hired Asian or African people to play the bad, Due to this it was boycotted by the Masses. The fight sequences are just a mixture of martial arts and karate with no real bending to entertain us. This movie does not keep true with the epic and spell bounding lore and story of the animated series.
For those who have yet to watch this eyesore of a movie, I envy you. Save yourselves and don't watch this movie or you will have the uncontrollable feeling to gouge your own eyes out. Instead watch the animated series of the same name.

REVIEWED BY:
Yasir Zafar
First of His Name