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My Best and Worst Films of 2021
So yeah it probably seems a bit weird that I'm posting my best/worst films of 2021 list in 2025, well there's a reason for that.
Since for my 2020 list I had managed to cover both theatrical and streaming releases, I had planed on doing the same from then on. Unfortunately due to a combination of procrastination and me finally managing to get a job after donkey's years of searching, I've fallen a bit behind on streaming. But it was starting to get a bit ridiculous so I've decided to say fuck it and post rough versions of my 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 lists with only the theatrical releases so far, and I'll just add the streaming ones on in italic as I try and catch up over the year.
Hopefully I'll have the lists done by the end of the year. Hopefully.
So anyway 2021... well the cinemas have finally reopened after the lockdown ended, and the local cinema (The Light) that had been announced since before me and my grandparents moved to the area has finally opened and will be my regular cinema from now on (with some exceptions like if a film I want to see isn't showing there). Plus several months in they introduced MyLight Premier membership allowing anyone who signs up for £15.99 free access for any films showing, a discount on food and invites to members only screenings and previews, I naturally signed up like a shot.
Anyway I saw 57 new theatrical releases in 2021 (which ones - along with any streaming releases - can be found on my Letterboxd page: (letterboxd.com/firebirdmaximus/list/2021-releases).
And once again a note to non-UK viewers, as with previous years, since I’m English and live in England and subsequently watch films at cinemas in England, this list will be going by UK release dates so If you see a film on the list that you swore was from 2020 it was probably not released here until 2021, contrarywise If your surprised that a particular movie from this year is not on the list it might not have been released here til 2022.
If you see a streaming film here on my list and it's not in italics, that means it probably got a limited theatrical release somewhere in my area and that's how I saw it.
Best Films: * Encanto * Gunpowder Milkshake * Last Night in Soho * The Matrix Resurrections
Runner Up Best Films: * Ron's Gone Wrong * Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings * Tick, Tick...Boom! * Zack Snyder's Justice League (*)
Honorary Mentions: * Archive (**) * Annette * Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar (*) * Boxing Day * Dear Evan Hansen * Dune * Eternals * Free Guy * Ghostbusters: Afterlife * Godzilla vs Kong * Here Today * Herself * Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard * Jungle Cruise * Luca (***) * Minari * Raya and the Last Dragon * Space Jam: A New Legacy * Spider-Man: No Way Home * Tom & Jerry
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The Meh: * A Boy Called Christmas * Clifford the Big Red Dog * Nomadland * Paw Patrol: The Movie * Reminiscence * Snake Eyes: G. I. Joe Origins * Stillwater * The Boss Baby: Family Business * The Green Knight ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Worst Films: * A Christmas No* 1 (*) * Dragon Rider (also a terrible film adaptation of a book I like; Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke) (*) * School's Out Forever (*)
Runner Up Worst Films: * Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds * Red Notice * The French Dispatch
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(*) Debuted on Sky Cinema on TV
(**) I can't remember whether it was on Sky Cinema or Amazon Prime
(***) It went straight to streaming on Disney+ but I didn't actually get round to watching it until it got a brief theatrical release in 2024 which is how I first saw it.
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Neon lights and sci-fi facilities of Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)
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Godzilla vs. Kong (2021): Titans Clash, Worlds Collide, and the Battle for Supremacy

Introduction:
In 2021, the iconic “Ghostbusters” franchise returned to the big screen with “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” directed by Jason Reitman. Serving as a direct sequel to the original “Ghostbusters” films from the 1980s, “Afterlife” follows a new generation of Ghostbusters as they uncover the secrets of their family’s past and battle supernatural forces threatening their small town. With its blend of nostalgia, humor, and heart, “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” pays homage to the beloved classic while introducing fresh characters and expanding the lore of the franchise. In this extensive analysis, we will embark on a journey through the spectral realm of “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” dissecting its thematic depth, narrative intricacies, and its impact on the legacy of the Ghostbusters across its expansive 10,000-word odyssey.
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Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)

I might’ve been a little starved for blockbusters the first time I saw Godzilla vs. Kong and rated it. In my defense, it was during the pandemic and the other movies I was able to see during lockdown were mostly disappointments. Reviewing the film again, I recognize that the human’s plot is undercooked while everything with the monsters is spectacular. Well, at least the movie knows where its priorities stand and considering what its audience wants to see…
When Godzilla suddenly attacks Apex Cybernetics’ Pensacola facility, conspiracy theorist Bernie Hayes (Brian Tyree Henry) becomes convinced they somehow provoked the titan. Madison Russell (Millie Bobby Brown) - an avid fan of his podcast - shares his suspicions. They rope her friend Josh (Julian Dennison) into investigating and confirm their fears aren't entirely unfounded. After the attack, Apex insists mankind needs to develop a weapon against Godzilla and asks Monarch to give them access to Kong. They believe the titan ape can lead them inside the vast caverns below our world to a power source formidable enough to take down the king of the monsters.
Though Godzilla’s name appears first in the title, this film is about Kong much more than the radioactive dinosaur. It’s a good choice, as the ape is resourceful, an underdog in this fight and intelligent enough to communicate with Monarch via sign language. Godzilla might’ve protected the Earth/humanity in the previous movies, but was it really a heroic character, or was the nuclear reptile just killing its rivals? Kong, on the other hand, has actual human friends. Even though the Iwis we met during Kong: Skull Island have been wiped out (seems like a missed opportunity), Kong still has a link to them in the form of Jia (Kaylee Hottle), a deaf-mute Iwi survivor adopted by Dr. Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall). Nonetheless, his situation gives him a very relatable quest: he wants to know if there is a new family for him out there.
One-half of the human's story fares fairly well. With the help of Apex Cybernetics, Dr. Ilene Andrews, along with Jia and hollow-earth scientist Nathan Lind (Alexander Skarsgård) follow Kong into this hidden world beneath our feet that houses all sorts of monsters and an ancient rivalry between Kong and Godzilla (seems wacky, but it does lead to some fun developments). These characters are following Kong on his journey so when the 8th wonder of the world is put in danger, they are too. The other humans, however, feel like they only appear to deliver exposition or to give us some familiar faces. You could easily re-jig this story to remove them.
But of course, you didn't come to this film for the human element. Yes, kaiju films are better when the "tiny" protagonists are compelling, but if there's one aspect of this movie director Adam Wingard had to get right, it was the Godzilla and Kong stuff. I'm happy to say you won't be disappointed. The Titan battles are varied, clearly shot, tense and action-packed. You get three rounds between Kong and Godzilla, with a clear winner at the end that will leave fans of either camp satisfied. I know a lot of purists will say a Godzilla film isn't the same without rubber suits, but this picture does so much with modern special effects. Varied locations, varied angles, moves no human could do, etc. That last brawl in the neon-lit Hong Kong will make you say "wow!".
There have been a lot of Godzilla films since the character appeared. Some have been dramatic, others comedic or somewhere in the middle with an emphasis on dumb fun. None have featured action scenes as good as the ones in Godzilla vs. Kong. Even if you only have a passing interest in the characters, the highlights are strong, strong enough to make you forgive the parts that could've been strengthened. It's not even a guilty pleasure; it's gargantuan fun. (On Blu-ray, March 27, 2024)

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⋆ˊˎ-•̩̩͙- *̩̩̥͙ WHAT'S A GIRL GOTTA DO, A DIAMOND'S GOTTA SHINE... home reality intro!!

┊ ➶ 。˚ ° liliana amore evans [born sept. 10, 2004] is a world famous singer-songwriter, twitch streamer & actress. i was born in new orleans, louisiana to actor christopher robert "chris" evans & [redacted] as the 4th of six children and i am the goddaughter of scarlett ingrid johansson & anthony dwane mackie. i first started my career at just 7 years old first appearing on the showtime series shameless as maisie gallagher. at 14 years old i began streaming on twitch as a way to connect with my fans and it was during one of those streams that i announced the release of my debut album teenage dream. since childhood, i've been best friends with reneé mary jane rapp and we're constantly appearing on each other's instagram & tiktoks. she even sometimes joins my streams along with louis.
┊ ➶ 。˚ ° my filmography
tv shows:
༉‧₊˚. shameless ; maisie gallagher (2011-2021)
༉‧₊˚. grimm (1ep) ; april granger (2012)
༉‧₊˚. stranger things ; isabella "bella" cassidy (2016-?)
༉‧₊˚. a million little things ; sophie dixon (2018-2023)
༉‧₊˚. pretty little liars ; imogen adams (2022-?)
༉‧₊˚. bridgerton ; hyacinth bridgerton (2020-?)
music videos:
༉‧₊˚. mean ; taylor swift
༉‧₊˚. that's not how this works (feat. dan + shay) ; charlie puth
movies:
༉‧₊˚. the greatest showman ; caroline barnum (2017)
༉‧₊˚. godzilla: king of the monsters ; madison russell (2019)
༉‧₊˚. godzilla vs. kong ; madison russell (2021)
༉‧₊˚. all too well: the short film ; her (2021)
༉‧₊˚. scream ; freya tatum riley, dewey & gale's daughter (2022)
༉‧₊˚. scream vi ; freya riley (2023)
༉‧₊˚. damsel ; princess elodie (2024)
༉‧₊˚. nosferatu ; ellen hutter (2024)
┊ ➶ 。˚ ° my discography
༉‧₊˚. sweet angel [released dec. 3, 2020]
༉‧₊˚. divine feminine [released feb. 19, 2022]
༉‧₊˚. that's not how this works (feat. dan + shay & liliana evans) [released apr. 14, 2023]
༉‧₊˚. what was i made for? [released jul. 13, 2023]
༉‧₊˚. can't catch me now [released nov. 3, 2023]
༉‧₊˚. yours, never [released nov. 23, 2023]
༉‧₊˚. yours, never (deluxe) [released feb. 17, 2024]
༉‧₊˚. kisses at sunrise [released aug. 23, 2024]
༉‧₊˚. snowfall (christmas ep) [releases on dec. 25, 2024]
༉‧₊˚. kisses at sunrise (deluxe) [releases on feb. 14, 2025]
༉‧₊˚. mrs. [releases sometime between jan. 1-apr. 30, 2026]

┊ ➶ 。˚ ° my family
༉‧₊˚. christopher robert "chris" evans [born jun. 13, 1977] is a world famous american actor. he was born in boston, massachussetts as the oldest of 5 children. he's most known for his role as steve rogers / captain america. when he was 13, his family moved to shreveport, louisiana where he met [redacted], who he immediately fell in love with. the two began dating at 15 years old and they got married in late 1996. shortly after their wedding, they moved to new orleans, louisiana and together they had 6 children including corbyn evans, liliana evans & walker evans.
༉‧₊˚. taylor alison evans [born dec. 13, 1989], known professionally as taylor swift, is a world famous singer-songwriter. she was born in west reading, pennsylvania as the youngest of 5 children. she began writing songs at just 11 years old and is one of the biggest inspirations for her niece, liliana evans.
༉‧₊˚. corbyn matthew evans [born oct. 4, 1998] is a famous singer-songwriter and former member of the band, why don't we. he was born in new orleans, louisiana to actor christopher robert evans & [redacted] as the first of 6 children alongside his twin sister [redacted].
༉‧₊˚. walker lee evans [born jan. 5, 2009] is an actor. he was born in new orleans, louisiana to actor christopher robert evans & [redacted] as the youngest of 6 children. out of all of his siblings, he is the closest to liliana.

┊ ➶ 。˚ ° aaron perry johnson [born jun. 13, 1990] is a world famous english actor. he was born in high wycombe, england. his father left him & his mother when he was 2. when he was 4, his mother met a mexican man from guadalajara who aaron considers as his dad. his mother & the man got married after 3 years of dating and 11 months later, his younger half-sister gemma araceli flores was born. he is perfectly fluent in spanish & russian. i first met aaron on the set of percy jackson & the olympians while visiting my younger brother, walker, and i met him for the second time while filming nosferatu, where we became friends and he helped me break up with my shitty ex-boyfriend, asher ellis. he, along with reneé & louis, helped me get over my break up with asher and overtime we became closer. in late april 2024, we began going on dates but it wasn't until jun. 17 that we became official. we moved in together on oct. 13, 2024.

┊ ➶ 。˚ ° my past relationships
༉‧₊˚. louis patrick james patridge [born jun. 3, 2003] is a famous english actor. he was born in london, england. he began acting as a young child. we first met when i was 13 years old and dated from jun. 28-jul. 21, 2019. we broke up because we knew we were far better off as friends and he's one of my best friends to this day. me, him & reneé are a very well-known trio. i even helped him get together with olivia.
༉‧₊˚. anna cathcart [born jun. 16, 2003] is a famous canadian actress. she was born in vancouver, canada. she's most known for her role as kitty song-covey. we first met in march of 2019 and began dating on oct. 11, 2019. we dated for nearly two years before breaking up on sept. 23, 2021 because we realized we'd both lost feelings for each other. we still speak from time to time and are on good terms.
༉‧₊˚. asher roman ellis [born may 6, 1996] is a famous singer-songwriter. he was born in dallas, texas. he began releasing music at 14 years old but didn't make his rise to fame until releasing his 2nd album in 2017. he appeared on the song my oh my in my 2nd album divine feminine and that's how we met. i quickly fell in love with him and we got together on apr. 19, 2022. for the first 6 months, he treated me perfectly but slowly he started acting differently, becoming verbally abusive and cheating on me without me knowing. it only got worse after i met aaron and asher tried demanding that i stop speaking to him but i refused. finally, on may 27, 2023 i broke up with him and moved in with renee.
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King Kong Escapes is a 1967 kaiju film directed by Ishirō Honda, with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. The film was a Japanese–American co-production between Toho and Rankin/Bass, and stars Rhodes Reason, Linda Miller, Akira Takarada, Mie Hama, Eisei Amamoto, with Haruo Nakajima as King Kong and Hiroshi Sekita as Mechani-Kong and Gorosaurus. The film is loosely based on Toei Animation's and Rankin/Bass' anime series The King Kong Show, and was the second and final Toho-produced film featuring King Kong, until its collaboration with Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures on Godzilla vs. Kong (2021).
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Finished watching Gamera Rebirth last night, and boy was that fun!
Was it perfect? No. There are some nits I could pick. But just like the ones I had with Godzilla Singular Point (2021), they did not affect my enjoyment of the series at all.
I loved that the series incorporated elements from all three eras of Gamera, including the criminally under-appreciated Gamera the Brave (2006). The kaiju redesigns were sick, the fights were even sicker, and Gamera took some heavy damage and still managed to defeat all the bad guys.
Okay, one detail I really didn't like: Gamera being suddenly so powerful that he can fire a beam to take out a target on the moon. It was just as ridiculous as when Godzilla used his breath to blast a hole to the center of the Earth in Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) (then again, that whole dang film was ridiculous; ridiculously bad, that is!).
The production team almost completely made up for that, however, by playing an instrumental version of the Gamera song over the end credits. That was an awesome touch!
I'm glad they kept things open for a sequel series, which I'm hoping we'll see someday. We (speaking for me, myself, and I) need more Gamera in our lives. And I'll take another Gamera animé series of this caliber any day.
Or at least until someone gets around to making some more live-action films.
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Critical Reception and Audience Reactions:
When Godzilla vs Kong aired onto screens in March 2021 it was a huge hit as movie theaters started to open up after COVID. The film was a cinematic revival for fans after being stuck watching Netflix and other streaming services at home. People rushed to watch it on the big screen and social media blew up about it. Everything was turning into a meme. There were glowing reviews and reactions from fans.
The most visible fan engagement came from the social media battle of #TeamKong vs. #TeamGodzilla. TikTok, Reddit, and twitter all exploded with memes and debates on the matter at hand. Who would win? Kong fans praised his intelligence and underdog energy. Godzilla fans emphasized his unstoppable power, atomic breath, and legacy as king of the monsters. Many fans liked that the story gave both Titans powerful arcs, and the final battle left no clear villain just two powerful beasts asserting their dominance against each other.
Critics were favorable toward the film, on Rotten Tomatoes, Godzilla vs. Kong earned a 76% Fresh rating from critics and a 91% audience score. Reviewers praised its fast pace, high action, and self-awareness. A critic, David Ehrlich wrote that the film “knows exactly what it is and leans into the absurd fun.” Many praised the visuals and battle sequences, calling the CGI “astonishingly clear” and “beautifully choreographed.” The film then became a box office savior as it earned $470 million globally, with over $100 million from China alone. Domestically, it grossed $100 million despite streaming simultaneously on HBO Max. This success showed studios that audiences would return to theaters for the right film, even during a pandemic.
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Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 To You
The Newest & Youngest Child Star 👧🏾💛🤎 Of The Big Blockbuster Giant Monster 🐉🦍Movie Franchise 🎥 Of Warner Bros & Also The Youngest Deaf Actress👧🏾🤎 Of Hollywood
Born On 2007 Or 2008 Of May 1st
She is a deaf American actress who stars in and is primarily known for her appearance in the 2021 film Godzilla vs. Kong and its 2024 sequel film Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. For the latter, she was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor.
Please Wish This Young Rising Asian Child Starlet Of Hollywood A Very Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊
Ms. Kaylee Hottle 👧🏾💛🤎 Aka Jia Of GODZILLA 🐲 & KONG 🦍 MONSTER-VERSE FRANCHISE

#KayleeHottle #Jia #GodzillaVSKong #GodzillaXKongTheNewEmpire #MonsterVerse
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Disability (Films)
A:
A Christmas Prince (2017)
Emily Charlton (Spina Bifida - Wheelchair User)
A Costume for Nicholas (2020)
Nicolás (Down Syndrome)
All Together Now (2020)
Chad (Unspecified Mobility Disability - Wheelchair User)
Ricky (Autistic)
Amélie (2001)
Lucien (Amputee)
...and Your Name is Jonah (1979)
Jonah (Deaf)
A Quiet Place (2018)
Regan Abbott (Deaf)
A Silent Voice (2016)
Shoko Nishimiya (Deaf)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
Kashekim Nedakh (Blind)
Avengers: Civil War (2016)
James "Rhodey" Rhodes (Paralyzed - Wheelchair User)
B:
Baby Driver (2017)
Joseph (Deaf)
Ballerina (2016)
Odette (Unspecified Mobility Disability - Cane User)
Big Hero 6 (2014)
The Ringleader (Partially Blind)
Brave (2012)
King Fergus (Amputee)
Bring Her Back (2025)
Piper (Blind)
C:
Cha Cha Real Smooth (2022)
Lola (Autistic)
Children of a Lesser God (1986)
Sarah Norman (Deaf)
Christmas Ever After (2020)
Izzi Simmons (Unspecified Mobility Disability - Wheelchair User)
CODA (2021)
Frank Rossi (Deaf)
Jackie Rossi (Deaf)
Leo Rossi (Deaf)
Compensation (1999)
Malaika Brown (Deaf)
Malindy Brown (Deaf)
Curse of Chucky (2013)
Nica Pierce (Heart Condition, Paralyzed - Wheelchair User)
Cyrano (2021)
Cyrano de Bergerac (Dwarfism)
D:
David's Mother (1994)
David (Autistic)
Dumbo (2019)
Holt Farrier (Amputee)
Dustbin Baby (2008)
Poppy (Autistic)
E:
Eastrail 177 (Trilogy)
Elijah Price/Dr. Glass (Osteogenesis Imperfecta - Cane/Wheelchair User)
Eight Crazy Nights (2002)
Eleanore Duvall (Diabetes, Limb Difference)
Tom Baltezor (Amputee)
Whitey Duvall (Limb Difference, Seizure Disorder)
Elio (2025)
Elio Solis (Partially Blind)
Eternals (2021)
Makkari (Deaf)
Ezra (2023)
Ezra (Autistic)
F:
Feel the Beat (2020)
Zuzu (Deaf)
Finding Dory (2016)
Destiny (Low Vision)
Dory (Short-Term Memory Loss)
Sheldon (Allergies)
Finding Nemo (2003)
Dory (Short-Term Memory Loss)
Nemo (Underdeveloped Fin)
Sheldon (Allergies)
Forgive Us Our Trespasses (2022)
Paul (Limb Difference)
Forrest Gump (1994)
Daniel Taylor (Bilateral Lower Limb Amputee)
Forrest Gump (Unspecified Intellectual Disability)
Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)
David (Deaf-Mute)
Fullmetal Alchemist (2017)
Edward Elric (Amputee)
G:
Godzilla vs Kong (2021)
Jia Andrews (Deaf)
H:
Hellfighters (1968)
Jack Lomax (Paralyzed - Wheelchair User)
Home on the Range (2004)
Lucky Jack (Amputee)
How to Train Your Dragon (Franchise)
Gobber the Belch (Amputee)
Hiccup Horrendous Haddock ||| (Amputee)
Toothless (Amputee)
I:
Inside I'm Dancing (2004)
Michael Connolly (Cerebral Palsy, Wheelchair User)
Rory O'Shea (Muscular Dystrophy, Wheelchair User)
Inspector Gadget (Franchise)
Sanford "Dr. Claw" Scolex (Amputee)
I Saw The TV Glow (2024)
Owen (Asthma)
J:
James and the Giant Peach (1996)
Earthworm (Blind)
Glowworm (Partially Deaf)
K:
Keep the Change (2017)
David Cohen (Autistic)
Sarah Silverstein (Autistic)
Kingsman (Franchise)
Charlie Hesketh (Amputee)
Gazelle (Double Leg Amputee)
Harry Hart (Partially Blind)
Richmond Valentine (Lisp)
L:
Lemonade Mouth (2011)
Alex (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)
Live Flesh (1997)
David de Paz (Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)
Love & Other Drugs (2010)
Maggie Murdock (Parkinson's Disease)
Luca (2021)
Massimo Marcovaldo (One Arm)
M:
Mac and Me (1988)
Eric Cruise (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Corpus Colossus (Unspecified Mobility Disability)
Margarita with a Straw (2014)
Laila Kapoor (Cerebral Palsy, Wheelchair User)
Marvel (Franchise)
James "Bucky" Barnes (Amputee)
Nebula (Amputee)
Nick Fury (Partially Blind)
Odin Borson (Partially Blind)
Phil Coulson (Amputee)
Stephen Strange (Nerve Damage)
Thor (Amputee, Partially Blind)
Maya and the Three (2021)
Zatz (Partially Blind)
Midwinter Night's Dream (2004)
Jovana (Autistic)
Muppet Treasure Island (1996)
Blind Pew (Blind)
Long John Silver (Amputee)
N:
Nathan's Kingdom (2020)
Nathan (Autistic)
Newsies (1992)
Crutchy (Limited Mobility, Crutch User)
Nimona (2023)
Ballister Boldheart (Amputee, Prosthetic User)
O:
Orphan (2009)
Maxine "Max" Coleman (Deaf)
P:
Peter Pan (1953)
Captain Hook (Amputee)
Pinocchio (1940)
Gideon (Mute)
Pinocchio (2022)
Fabiana (Limp)
Pirates of the Caribbean (Franchise)
Mistress Ching (Blind)
Posse (1975)
Harold Hellman (Double Amputee)
Q:
Quest for Camelot (1998)
Garrett (Blind)
R:
Resident Evil (Franchise)
Becky (Deaf)
Charles Ashford (Unspecified Disability, Wheelchair User)
Road House (1989)
Cody (Blind)
Rogue One (2016)
Chirrut Îmwe (Blind)
Run (2020)
Chloe Sherman (Asthma, Diabetes, Heart Condition, Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)
S:
Shallow Hal (2001)
Walt (Spina Bifida)
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)
Razor Fist (Amputee)
Sharp Stick (2022)
Zach (Down Syndrome)
Shazam! (2019)
Frederick "Freddy" Freeman (Limited Mobility)
Ship of Fools (1965)
Carl Glocken (Dwarfism)
Skyward (1980)
Julie Ward (Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)
Sound of Metal (2019)
Joe (Deafened)
Ruben Stone (Hard of Hearing)
Soundproof (2006)
Dean Whittingham (Deaf)
Spies in Disguise (2019)
Killian (Amputee)
Stand Clear of the Closing Doors (2013)
Ricky (Autistic)
Star Wars (Franchise)
Darth Maul (Multi-Limb Amputee)
Luke Skywalker (Amputee)
Strange World (2022)
Legend (Amputee)
T:
The Adam Project (2022)
Adam Reed (Asthma)
The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)
Homer Parish (Double Hand Amputee)
The Book of Life (2014)
Jorge Sánchez (Double Amputee, Partially Blind)
The Crippled Masters (1979)
Lee Ho (Double Arm Amputee)
Tang (Double Leg Amputee)
The Eighth Day (1996)
Georges (Down Syndrome)
The Evil Dead (1981)
Ashley "Ash" Williams (Amputee)
The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)
Trevor (Muscular Dystrophy)
The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Fidget the Bat (Amputee)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
Quasimodo (Hunchback)
The Hunger Games (Franchise)
Bobbin (Amputee)
Woof (Hard of Hearing)
The Lone Ranger (2013)
Red Harrington (Amputee)
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
Dr. Finkelstein (Unspecified Mobility Disability - Wheelchair User)
The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)
Zak (Down Syndrome)
The Princess and the Frog (2009)
Mama Odie (Blind)
There Will Be Blood (2007)
H.W. Plainview (Deaf-Mute)
The River (1951)
Captain John (Amputee)
The Secret of the Jade Medallion (2013)
Cornelia (Amputee)
The Three Musketeers (1993)
Captain Rochefort (Partially Blind)
The Tribe (2014)
Anya (Deaf)
Gera (Deaf)
King (Deaf)
Makar (Deaf)
Nora (Deaf)
Sergey (Deaf)
Shnyr (Deaf)
Svetka (Deaf)
The Village (2004)
Ivy Walker (Blind)
Noah Percy (Unspecified Developmental Disability)
Tinkerbell (Franchise)
Lord Milori (Amputee, Limited Mobility)
Rani (Amputee, Limited Mobility)
Tiptoe (2002)
Maurice (Dwarfism)
Rolfe (Dwarfism)
Treasure Island (1950)
Long John Silver (Amputee, Crutch User)
Treasure Planet (2002)
John Silver (Multi-Limb Amputee)
True Grit (2010)
Mattie Ross (Amputee)
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Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
Amaya (Deaf)
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W:
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)
Blanche Hudson (Paralyzed, Wheelchair User)
Wish (2023)
Dahlia (Unspecified Disability, Crutch User)
Wonder (2017)
Auggie Pullman (Facial Difference)
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Y:
Z:
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101 Dalmatians (1996)
Mr. Skinner (Mute)
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Which MonsterVerse film has made you laugh?
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Tiny Review: Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire 2024. Violent kids show.
There’s a thin theme of parenting. With the relationship of Ilene and Jia on the line, and the lone ape and cub scenes. It’s all cursory to final fight.
The closing mom-daughter moment could have hit harder, more emotional, imo.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a 2024 American monster film directed by Adam Wingard. It is the sequel to Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) and stars Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Dan Stevens, Kaylee Hottle, Alex Ferns, and Fala Chen.
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How I rank the Monsterverse Godzilla films
Godzilla : King of the Monsters (2019)
Godzilla (2014)
Godzilla vs Kong (2021)
Godzilla x Kong : The New Empire (2024)
Bear in mind that everyone have different tastes and expectations. This is just mine.
I felt that GKOTM is by far the most epic monsterverse Godzilla film, not only because of the iconic titans like King Ghidorah, Mothra and Rodan but due to the epic score, each titan having their own theme. Never underestimate the power of soundtrack. Something I felt is missing watching GxK, especially when Mothra appeared.
Unpopular opinion : I actually love Godzilla 2014 as it is the most mysterious out of the four. The slow build up at the beginning, making you wonder what's going on or what titan is on the loose, before you actually see it appearing. Same as Godzilla, his first appearance was grand in the middle of the night on that beach.
To put it simply, Godzilla 2014 and GKOTM felt more "real" in a sense that you can feel the bulkiness and raw power of Godzilla and the titans each time they appear and dominate the big screen. While GvK and GxK doesn't really make you feel that they're "huge" because they move very quickly like the Jaeger in Pacific Rim Uprising.
But overall, they're still enjoyable and entertaining, not terrible to the point that you walk out of the cinema halfway regretting the tickets. It depends on what you're looking for watching them. I'd probably rewatch Godzilla 2014 and GKOTM more times than the other two.
#godzilla#godzilla 2014#godzilla king of the monsters#godzilla vs kong#godzilla x kong: the new empire#monsterverse#legendary pictures
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If the Batfamily were to have a movie night and the film for the day was King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) (or 2021’s Godzilla vs Kong), which sides would they take?
Great ask, thank you!
The 1962 Godzilla vs King Kong is so unbelievably cheesy that none of them (except Damian) would take sides. There was too much fun to be had making fun of what passed for entertainment back in the swinging 60s. The special effects are lame, the badly dubbed dialogue stilted and the storyline nonsensical. Damian would have great sympathy for poor Kong who is essentially a giant gorilla ripped from his home to fight for poorly stipulated reasons.
The 2021 version, however...
Tim, Jason and Cass are solidly pro-Godzilla. How can you not love a misunderstood, almost antihero of kaiju who can level cities? Cass finds him rampaging through Hong Kong quite amusing and keeps pointing out buildings she wants destroyed because she thinks they're "ugly." Jason tends to whoop loudly whenever Godzilla ramps up to use his atomic breath. Tim just enjoys the mindless destruction and massive property damage. He finds it quite therapeutic somehow.
Dick and Damian are in Kong's camp. Dick identifies with how gracefully the big lug swings through his environment. He also finds he whole idea of the hidden earth really cool. Damian sees Kong as a victim. He's ripped from his home and forcibly transported across the ocean to fulfil the needs of selfish humans.
Bruce and Duke eye the verbal jabs the two groups throw at each other and stay carefully neutral.
Alfred, of course, is above it all.
#godzilla#batfam#dick grayson#jason todd#tim drake#cassandra cain#damian wayne#alfred pennyworth#bruce wayne
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Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024) review

Someone should call child services, as Kong uses a baby monkey as a weapon and flails him around like a whip, using the poor little fella to bash against incoming enemies. Granted the little chap is durable, but like….. I’m sorry, this movie is ridiculous. Like I can’t even!
Plot: Godzilla and the almighty Kong face a colossal threat hidden deep within the planet, challenging their very existence and the survival of the human race.
2021’s Godzilla vs. Kong holds a special place in my heart in that during COVID-19 it was one of the first and only films to come out during lockdown. I recall sitting in my living room suffering from high depression (I mean, who wasn’t at that time, am I right??) and I stuck on the Godzilla vs Kong film with low expectations……and I had the greatest time ever. By no means was it a masterpiece. It’s even far away from being a good film, but at that time when I was cinema-deprived and life was in a constant state of limbo, a big trashy Hollywood blockbuster with two massive CGI monsters beating the living crap of each other was exactly the entertainment I needed.
In cometh Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. Naturally we’re no longer in a pandemic so the WOW factor is gone, and also Godzilla Minus One only recently came out reminding us that Godzilla can be sophisticated when need be. That being said, am I opposed to seeing some ridiculously over-the-top kaiju brawls for absolutely no other reason other than Hollywood wanting to throw money against the wall and seeing what happens? Yes. Look, from the set-up the whole thing doesn’t make sense in the first place. I get it is fantasy and suspension of disbelief is required, but it’s a giant walking nuclear power plant that holds the title of king of the monsters against a bloody monkeh. I don’t care how cool or likeable Kong is, if we’re being realistic he’d get smushed just by touching Godzilla. Like, ain’t that lizard boi radioactive?? Last time I checked radioactivity is pretty fatal. Kong should have developed multiple forms of cancer since the 2021 film, I’m just saying. But again, that’s if we’re thinking logically, however as we’ve learned from these MonsterVerse movies, logic isn’t a word that exists. So let’s enjoy the lizard and monkeh for what they are - bring it on!!
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is exactly what you expect it to be… in the last 30 minutes. The first hour and a half is actually a casual sequel to Kong: Skull Island, with Godzilla a fleeting cameo just getting up to random shenanigans, with every appearance lasting no longer than 5 seconds. I’m serious, Godzilla to this movie is like Scrat is to the Ice Age movies. If you recall the little saber-toothed squirrel hardly ever connects to the main plot-line of those films, and instead is only obsessed with getting his stupid acorn. Same with Godzilla, he fights random kaijus just cause. He takes naps in the Colosseum just cause. He eats nuclear plants for breakfast just cause. He turns Barbie-level pink just cause. His entire role in this movie is just cause. Otherwise this is through and through a King Kong movie. Not that I’m complaining, if you want to make a somewhat engaging and emotionally resonant narrative (as if this movie has a plot!), it’s easier to focus on Kong as he has the baggage of being lonely and wanting to find a home and more of his kind, so there’s something there to work with. So we spend most of the movie wit Kong as he explores Hollow Earth that’s discovered from the previous film, and I quite enjoyed all that. Does the movie need to be 2 hours long? Nope, as the whole Hollow Earth story-line is dragged out so much when in fact all that happens could have easily been told in the size of a short film. Essentially nothing much happens is what I’m saying. Like the whole thing is a set-up for the inevitable and highly anticipated final showdown that we’ve all paid for.
About the final showdown - it’s so dumb. I mean the whole movie is dumb, but the final battle breaks any last remaining realm of reason and turns into this crazy bonkers monsters v monsters smashy-bashy bonkers beat ‘em up, and it was absolutely fantastic! Again, I fully admit the stupidity of it all, but watching this movie’s finale in a crowded theatre with everyone cheering, laughing, clapping and howling alongside all the CGI madness that is thrown at our faces - it was awesome! I’d give the final 30 minutes a 10/10 score easily, as it is exactly what we want from a Godzilla and Kong movie. Godzilla spears Kong through a pyramid and then immediately follows that up with a suplex. That right there is cinematic genius!! The rest of the movie is fine and has its moments, but is just a meandering set-up for that ending.
This being a MonsterVerse movie naturally there are also some human characters that we are forced to care about. Like I give a f***, gimme me more lizard and monkeh!!! I want them here, and I want them now! To be fair the producers must have listened to the audience feedback as there is much less human stuff in this movie. There’s a useless sub-plot with Rebecca Hall and her adopted daughter that was so boring and generic and was the dullest part of the movie. Brian Tyree Henry and Dan Stevens are a delight though, providing some enjoyable comedic tongue in cheek, with Stevens especially excelling at the one-liner quips. Nice also to see Stevens teaming back up with director Adam Wingard, the two having previously worked on the wonderful indie thriller The Guest. Honestly if you have not seen The Guest you’re missing out big time - a delightful slice of action horror with a fantastic atmosphere that sucks you in with a dash of dry black comedy edge.
Speaking of Adam Wingard, he’s evidently a good match with these goofy Fast & Furious-level silly monster flicks. He directs the movie using a fun colourful visual palette, with some fantastic sci-fi set pieces, and Hollow Earth is reminiscent very much of a Jules Verne-type adventure locale, very much in the vain of a Journey to the Centre of the Earth, or a Mysterious Island. There’s also a strong 80’s retro vibe to the movie with the techno-synth music score from Junkie XL that had strong Thor: Ragnarok feels to it. I must say through all its stupidity, visually the film is really cinematic and looks awesome on the big screen.
I had a solid time with Godzilla x Kong, especially with those last 30 minutes. Satisfyingly entertaining blockbuster fast-food. It does get a while to get there, and also the movie is fit with so many plot holes and inconsistencies, and also it really did feel like the writers were making things up as they were going along, but I don’t care. This was never intended to be high calibre award worthy filmmaking. It’s only a monkeh, standing in front of a radioactive lizard, asking him to fight together. Really entertaining and super fun. Best part was when it was revealed that Kong could talk and screamed “it’s KONGIN TIME!!’
Overall score: 6/10

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