Shahrul Azhar

Note: I haven’t played the original game, so I’m judging this purely as a movie adaptation. Overall, I thought it was a good movie. The atmosphere is tense and unsettling, and it does a great job creating a sense of mystery and dread throughout the story. My biggest issue is the pacing. Some scenes felt longer than they needed to be, and there were a few moments that seemed unnecessary or dragged out the runtime. Because of that, the movie occasionally lost some of its momentum. Despite those flaws, I was still invested in the story and wanted to see how everything would unfold. The concept is unique, and the film does a good job keeping the audience curious about what lies ahead.

The Lego Ninjago Movie and honestly, I didn’t enjoy it. The animation is colorful and visually impressive but the story feels messy, and there a lot of the humor. As a Ninjago fan, I was disappointed by how much the ninja were underused. The emotional father-son storyline has some decent moments, but it wasn’t enough to carry the entire movie for me. Compared to the TV show, the characters felt less interesting and the world felt less developed. Not a terrible movie, but it felt like a generic LEGO comedy that happened to use the Ninjago name rather than a film that truly captured what made Ninjago special.

Look Back is a must watch. It pretty straightforward story but the execution is cinema. 10/10 = An anime you need to watch at least once

Note: I don’t the Tales of Princess Kaguya which the movie based on. Right away the movie is cinema 9/10. It a slice of life and a musical anime. The only thing I can complain about is that I wish they fleshed out the Main Character’s Big Brother as She makes a pretty big deal of it. Overall is really good. You can feel the care the team behind the movie. Highly recommend watching it.

The animation is stunning, the action scenes are exciting, and the story has a lot more heart than I expected. I really enjoyed how it balanced superhero action with family themes, making the characters feel relatable and memorable. The bond between Ken and Emi was easily my favourite part of the movie. It brought plenty of funny moments, but also some genuinely emotional scenes.