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As you'll hear and read thousands of times over the coming days, this is just episodes of the show smushed together and called a feature length movie. It's undeniably entertaining in parts with an electric score to boot, but as a huge fan of Star Wars, I can't help feeling like there should've been more to it, especially after a near 7 year wait. Anyone else seen it yet/planning to this weekend?

For those interested full spoiler free review here https://adamreviewsfilm.com/star-wars-the-mandalorian-and-grogu/

Saw Mortal Kombat II last night and admittedly, expectations weren't high with the delays and not really enjoying the first movie, but I have to say, despite obvious flaws, it's such a fun time. Action sequences are amped up, there's an actual tournament this time round, and Karl Urban as Johnny Cage is brilliant. As video game adaptations go, it's probably as good as you get. Anyone watching this weekend?

For those interested full review can be seen here https://adamreviewsfilm.com/mortal-kombat-ii/

Saw Andy Serkis' Animal Farm last night and I can't for the life of me remember an adaptation that has missed the mark as much as this. Whether it's the script or directing that's to blame, it fails to understand the source material it's based on making it a painful experience. Please tell me I'm not alone in seeing this?

Full review for those interested here https://adamreviewsfilm.com/animal-farm/

The Sheep Detectives is a family friendly version of Knives Out filled to the brim with the same over murder mystery quirks while maintaining the fun. It's hard for family movies to not come across as pandering with their messaging, but The Sheep Detectives navigates some hard hitting themes really well. Definitely one I'd recommend.

Full review for those interested here https://adamreviewsfilm.com/the-sheep-detectives/