- Avengers 3 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avengers:_Infinity_War So, on the new episode of Loupy saves the Marvel universe... ok, ok, you aren't interested in my silly dreams of being a mutant / wizard members of the avengers, so let's go with the review. It's a good movie, and seeing so many characters teaming up is great. Everything take right away after the mid-credit scene of Thor: Ragnarok and implies events of Guardians of the Galaxy 1 & 2, avengers 2, captain america 3, Black panther, spiderman : homecoming, Dr: Strange and agents of shield season 4 (but lots of others stuff going on from half, maybe more, of the 18 previous movies)
If I mention this, it's because the movie is taking the plotlines left over from those to fills a half, maybe more, of its length to bring them to an end and collides with Thanos. It's great, you see so many nice team-ups and great scenes, but it's also the weakness of the movie : with so many characters and plots to mesh together, they are all rushed in to go to the final climax of Thanos. I would have made the first movie about the heroes getting together and half the gems instead of what they did. But overall, i give it a 4 barks out of 5 and recommand it to all fans of Marvel. (BTW, the after-credit scene is about Captain Marvel). The DVD version should be longer, since scenes featuring Hawkeye and Antman have been filmed.
- Dreamworks' dragons : race to edge season 6 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DreamWorks_Dragons Like previous Dreamworks tv shows, this one ends shortly before the movie (here the second one), setting things in place just at the right moment for the storylines of said movie to start. It's pretty obvious here for the past couple of seasons and season 6 is the child of that project. Building up such an ending on multiple seasons sure give it time to work out, even if some plot points are strangely ignored in said movie. I'm still not sold on some of their plot arcs, but they worked to end all of them and make a lot of references to the previous 7 seasons. 3.75 barks out of 5
- Puss in boots season 6 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Puss_in... Knowing the series was set just before the first appearence of the character in the movie, it has to end without all the others characters being removed from existence one way or another. They used the simple way out with time travel. Outside of that weak point, the season is still good and works the same "deal with all plot points and bring characters from every season" that Dragons or King Julian used before. 3,25 barks out of 5
- The punisher https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Punisher_(TV_series) I never enjoyed this character, really, and still can't get into any stories he is as more than a guest star, and that is why I didn't enjoyed this series very much. It's well-done, well-written, deal maturely with the difficult subject of PTSD in soldiers and well acted, but it didn't interest me much. I give it a 2,5 barks out of 5 but it's really because the character and subjects didn't resonate with me.
- Batman : ninja https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman_Ninja Batman in medieval japan sound like a good story. Time travel to get it is a cheap tactic, but not something I will held against this movie. The alternance of different styles of artwork works most of the time to its advantage but the general idea of Gotham villains suddenly being able to speak perfect ancient Japanese, rise to power in Japan as feudal lords and build a combining super robot is quite ludicrous... but once you have thrown sanity up the window to just enjoy the ride of Batman fighting a Power Rangers robot, you can have some fun (but I don't think you needed a full movie to just do that and have to do it in Feudal japan). Honestly, I can't get past all the non-sense of this story, and so I only give it a 2,5 barks out of 5. Some may like it more than me.
- Suicide : hell to pay https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_Squad:_Hell_to_Pay Nearly the same rooster the DC movie universe movie, a really similar story, but done way better, staying true to the different characters and the plot. It's a good DC movie, using what is good in their characters to service a story that make sense, with good scenes, good lines, good plot. 3,75 barks out of 5
