RowlyRowl Reviews

Don't Look Up (2021)

50 / 50

[5/10 · 4 January 2022]

It's an embarrassment that it's kinda true to life today. Like the beginning of Matrix Resurrected ... as annoying as actually checking facebook or instagram etc.

As for the sci-fi parts and acting, it was decent. 5/10 for leaving a bad taste in my mouth and also for leaving me wishing it was a true story.

The Manitou (1978)

I was just a kid

[5/10 · 20 December 2021]

I used to stay up late and watch tv. Not many channels, not many good movies. Two movies really stood out, the Manitou and the Exorcist. I have watched the exorcist about 10 times growing up and I have watched the manitou once haha. It was good and scary when it came out for a 10 year old to watch in the dark with the volume low so not to wake mom. I would watch it again but I really don't need to, I read the top review here and the memories played the movie in my mind. Thanks!

Game of Thrones (2011–2019)

4 out of 10

[4/10 · 21 May 2019]

Just remake the final battle where the Night King wins and destroys the earth.

Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)

decent flick

[7/10 · 11 November 2018]

The beginning mission statement was just a foreshadowing of how long and boring the movie could be and how many twists and turns it could take. even mr hunt was bored during the presentation and started staring at his shoes or some bug on the table... not caring that he would miss some important info before it self destructs. like mr hunt, my attention wandered quite a bit during many parts of the movie. anyway, i am quite certain i have viewed all the previous movies but like this one, there was nothing memorable so i was kinda lost with the backstory. it was better than i was prepared for though.

The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002)

I think any fan of The Crocodile Hunter will enjoy this...

[7/10 · 11 July 2002]

I really enjoy Crocodile Hunter television episodes, not only for the personality and comedy, but for the underlying story behind Steve's chosen career.

A few Australian's that I know claim to despise him and say they are embarrassed by him. Their comments really show me how true to life the Crocodile Hunter shows must be. His job is seemingly endless in the wildlife rescue and education areas and now I see why, if my Australian 'friends' attitudes reflect even a minority of the Australian people.

Personally, I am quite fond of Steve and Terry Irwin. It really makes me feel a little better knowing there are people, if only a few, out there that truly care and dedicate their lives to something so worthwhile.

The movie is very much like an extended Discovery episode. It carried with it the usual hyper active comedy as well as the importance of nature conservation.

I was not disappointed at all with this movie. Even though I have watched pretty much every CH episode on Discovery, there were some parts that were new to me and many parts that made me laugh.

I found this movie to play towards the younger audience than the TV episodes, which are more 'all-ages' oriented. The information he provides is slightly more long winded, and does not go as deep as usual. A few times I saw script in Steve's words, but in the end, not as much as I was prepared for.

I think any fan of The Crocodile Hunter will enjoy this almost as much, and children will enjoy it a lot more, than a TV episode.