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Dr. Sleep

I watched the film Dr. Sleep this weekend WITHOUT reading
the novel by Stephen King. For starters, the movie was overall a good movie,
the CG was seamless, the acting was on point, Mike Flanagan did a good job with
the directing. The premise of this movie was that this was a continuation on
Stanley Kubrick’s *The Shining*. *The Shining* was essentially a movie
about a young boy Danny, having the gift of the “shining” which is a mix of clairvoyance
and telepathy. His father was a raging alcoholic that went crazy and died,
while staying at the Stanley Hotel. Dr. Sleep follows Danny once he is older, with
the shining and tells the story of how he beats his own alcohol addiction. Somewhere
along the way it is introduced that other people have this shining, especially
a younger girl called Abra. It weaves back and forth between his Danny’s story
and Abra’s until they meet, over unusual circumstances of seeking justice for a
young boy who’s shining was taken by a group of supernatural, psychic vampire
pirates. While all aspects of this film were introduced gently, it does leave
the viewer kind of confused as to which reality the characters were a part of. The
horror aspect of it was heavy initially, but in the middle the plot took a
supernatural twist. It would have been less abrasive to see the whole film pick
a genre and stick to it, as well as being more realistic. For example, there
were loose ends with law enforcement, you didn’t know whether or not cops existed
in that reality or if they would all just fly away into the night never to be
seen again. At the end the characters did take the film to a familiar place so
it’s just the middle portion that gets a little murky.
Big Bang Theory

The Earworm Reverberation

Sheldon has to remember a song. I love the idea, but I would have liked it better if the song was connected to Amy. Either she hummed it or sang along to it at one point in their past. It would be a message for Sheldon to go to her to find out what the song means. In the last scene he can find out that the song is about love and how much he needs Amy. It would be something that happens in front of Amy. He could make the decision to get her back in the moment, face to face.
How to Fix “Spectre”

Having watched the “Spectre” Movie, I believe that the
replacement of Daniel Craig is necessary. This character needs to be replaced.
Although he is a prominent actor, and an incredible James Bond, if he was
replaced, I believe the movie could have been a great one not only to me but
could have attracted a broader audience. Replacing Craig would have made it
look like he had more of an arc over the other movies he was involved in and,
more so, making them exist like a different era.  For example, there is a scene where M talks
about how reconnaissance has evolved considerably than her, or apparently, Bond
could acclimatize it. “Spectre” finishes in a fight in Bond’s home between
Bond’s old caretaker and one of M’s botched partners. The emphasis of this film
on facing the past as well as moving on, and I see that this needed to be
Craig’s leaving point. Therefore, I believe that with a new James Bond on bond,
it needs to feel like a new epoch.

There are many elements incorporated in “Spectre” that
possibly could be the beginning of a fresh era if I am not wrong. The movie is
developed as a threat that Bond would have to encounter in several films. The
movie needs to feel new and fresh rather than existing as a hard reboot.
However, it is set up as an indefinite presence following Bond through his
life. Craig has been seen coming to grasps with his past in other renowned
movies like “Skyfall,” and thus, seeing him do the same in “Spectre” feels old
and disgusting. Consequently, with a new character playing as Bond, the movie
should not have relied more on previous films. Therefore having the ‘bond
actor’ possesses some kind of sweep; for instance, an all-embracing villain
would be an excellent direction for the movie to go on.

**FILM**
How to Fix the Star Wars Prequels

Everyone knows that the *Star Wars* prequels did not quite rise up to meet the expectations presented to them after the masterpiece of the original *Star Wars* movies. Fans expected three films of introduction, insight, and build-up of the good times before the empire before it was all torn down by Darth Vader, however, the audience instead received a confusing, disjointed storyline filled with new aspects that created more plot holes. While the character development, dialogue, and directing of the actors are also unbearable at times, the best way to "solve" the prequels so that they are much more tolerable to watch in tandem with the rest of the *Star Wars* universe is to condense the massive universe and plot that these three movies seek to cover. The original *Star Wars* films set up the prequels to solely focus on Anakin and the Clone Wars and the fall of the galaxy before the empire. However, the only film that actually fulfills this in a competent manner is *Revenge of the Sith*, with the two previous movies being a mess all trying to explain too much before the originals. The first film introduces the protagonist, Anakin Skywalker, as a little boy and seeks to make him out to be the messiah and show the audience flaws in his character from childhood that contribute to his tragic fall, while also setting up all of the political and societal interworkings of the galaxy to show how they are manipulated, but the film spends so much time focusing on this, that the film is just one big exposition to the universe, which is why the best way to solve this film is to get rid of it altogether, it's just not necessary. Instead, the trilogy should start with *Attack of the Clones*, introducing the Clone Wars that the originals alluded to, and really focusing on Anakin who is then introduced as this exceptional, likable Jedi that has great power but also great flaws that allude to his downfall. This is where *Attack of the Clones* fails as they make Anakin out to be an angry, rebellious teenager who is emotional and villainous as he slays a whole village, including the kids. George Lucas does not delay and immediately shows the turning of Anakin, rather than purely foreshadowing at Ankain giving into his tragic flaws in the finale of the trilogy. So, if the first movie introduces Anakin Skywalker, the second movie should seek to expand upon the clone wars and basically do what LucasFilm did with the television series *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*, where Anakin and those he fights alongside such as the Jedi and clones are more humanized and the audience establishes a much greater connection with them. By doing so, the audience actually becomes invested in these characters instead of feeling like they barely know them, and these major fixes to the first two films would make the climax in *Revenge of the Sith* exponentially more heartbreaking and would make the trilogy as a whole much better.
Avenger: Endgame

The part that I would change in the new movie Avengers movie, Endgame, is the fact that Captain America seems to have so much more honor than Iron Man. In case you haven’t seen this movie this posting will be full of spoilers. The main part I am talking about is right before the final battle when Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor are facing Thanos just the three of them. After Thanos has knocked down both Iron Man and Thor he starts focusing on Captain America and after beating him down a little bit too Captain gets desperate and tries successfully picks up Thors hammer. He then uses this hammer to fight Thanos with helping him a lot, even giving him some lightning powers. This part needs to change because first of all that is Thors power and the fact that Captain can pick up him hammer just makes Thor less special, and if Iron Man is willing to sacrifice himself for the good of humanity, even after having a good life with his wife and new daughter , then why can’t Iron Man pick up the hammer too. At that part instead of Captain America being able to wield Thor’s hammer I would have had Thor call his hammer to himself hitting Thanos along the way giving Captain America time to recover and get back up on his feet. This ending gives Thor more purpose than just being a fat, depressed, drunk the entire time and it keeps it so the Thor is the only one special enough to wield his hammer still. This also keeps it so that Iron Man and Captain America are equals because let’s face it they are at least equal. Another small change that I would make is I would make it so that Thor isn’t a fat useless drunk the entire time, I probably would have had him get in shape when the lightning hit him to suit up before the final battle.
Cats The Movie: Fix in a post

First of all,  I want to say the stage musical Cats is amazing and I love it but the movie cats shouldn’t have happened at all. The big part of the problem of this movie is the CGI effects. It would have been a good idea to have the actors dressed in cat costumes just like the original. Not only the effects but the actors were too over hyped. Instead of big singers and stars like Taylor swift, Jason Derulo, James Cordon and Jennifer Hudson. They could add people who have experience of dancing and musicals and not make it so Hollywood style. Actors who are little and unknown would make it interesting. If the characters had more dedication and actual talent would be breathtaking. Cutting out the sexual parts and comedy would be a little bit settling. For the introduction there should be a clear background about the original source of material for those who haven't seen the musical cats. The white female cat should have explained her origin and how she ended up in that place. It would have been clear if the rest of the characters gave an explanation of what is going on. Since it is a movie musical it should have a storyline and a plot. It is understandable that the stage musical of cats does not. The plot could have been the same meaning of the stage musical but much more  explanation and understanding instead of going on and singing without a reason. it could have been easy to follow along in the start to try to have the viewers predict what would happen next. It would have been nice if there were some character development. Some disturbing scenes that shouldn’t have even been in this movie are the dancing cockroaches and mice, Rebel Wilson as a cat licking or scratching a private area and Jennifer Hudson singing memories with snot coming out of her nose. I really wished this movie didn’t exist because it ruined the magic of stage musicals. Whoever mentions cats they will think of this movie but it's not original. Not everything translates to film.
How to fix Ender's Game

**In the film, Ender's Game, I feel as though part of the beginning should be fixed. Mainly the part where they have Ender's voice over about how the world has picked the "smartest" and youngest individuals to help stop an incoming alien invasion. If you are going to display the most intelligent individuals on screen then actually display the smartest individuals. In the beginning of the film Ender is bullied by a group of kids after winning a video game battle. One particular bully is one of the most cliche bullies ever seen on screen. The kid looks like a dumb individual and plays the video game poorly. The inevitable happens and loses to Wiggin as he lectures him on what he did wrong. If it were to go a different way, we would have Ender playing against a more worthy opponent and not have so much bullying being portrayed throughout the film. This academy that chooses these individuals should have chosen much wiser. If they did, they would be able to find a group faster, be able to send kids straight to battle school, then to commander school, and then narrow it down. They have too many kids in school and not enough assessment of who actually has the potential to stop the alien invasion from happening. The academy itself should have held a much higher standard than to just let random kids attend with gaming skills and major household problems. This is an alien invasion trying to be prevented, not some half dealt group project. At this time in the movie considering this is thousands of years later that bullying has and already was dealt with in the past. They are depending on middle schoolers mostly to save the world. Well done adults, you did it again. Just another problem that the young ones have to fix.**
500 Days of Summer

Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon Levitt couldn't have been more perfectly cast in this quirky love story about a shy man and his affections for a beautiful, unique and adorably mysterious girl named Summer. The entire movie is filled with excitement, angst, love and pain as you grow to love the characters and root for their love to last. It is one of my favorites, despite the fact that I am filled with real and actual and legitimate and excessive anger at the ending, when Tom and Summer talk so casually, and Tom meets a girl that he takes an interest in, and decides to pursue as he finally begins to let go of Summer. I can't decide which is worse: the fact that the movie ends without Tom and Summer together, or the fact that his new love interest is named Autumn!

This is the way it should've gone: Tom thinks he is finally letting go of Summer. It shows clips of him talking to other women casually, looking away from old things of Summer's, even moving them from their places in his apartment. He meets Autumn casually, talks to her for a short time, and realizes mid-conversation that he is in love with Summer and would do anything to have her back. He begins to think of her, decides to tell Autumn he has to leave, and when he turns around, he sees Summer, and in true love-story fashion, they hug, kiss, and leave together, happy and quirky as ever.
Into The Wild

*Into the Wild* is a movie based on the true story of Christopher McCandless. The lessons taught and messages conveyed through out the story are incredibly important and relevant. However, often times, impactful stories end in tragic deaths. The problem with *Into the Wild* is that Christopher abandons the people that are close to him, and when he tries to come back to civilization, he is unable to, due to a river that can’t be crossed, and dies alone from starvation. In the movie, after Christopher is unable to cross the river, leaving him stuck in the Alaskan wilderness, the shot pans out and within walking distance, is a calmer, narrower part of the river. My fix begins here. Christopher crosses the river and begins to reunite with the people he left behind. In his final days of solitude, he concludes that happiness is only real when it’s shared. So, first, he visits Rainey and Jane, who were good friends to him, and who he helped repair their relationship. This reunion is important because Jane had a son who abandoned her as well, and saying goodbye to Christopher, who reminded her of her son, was heart breaking. Next, he visits his parents, who were the reason he left in the first place. They were greedy, selfish, and immoral people, who tortured Christopher and his sister with endless fighting and abuse. When his parents realize that they were the driving force that pushed Christopher away, they are deeply saddened and guilt-ridden. Christopher forgives them, but he does not stay with them because they are undeserving. Instead, he rescues his sister and they live with Mr. Franz. Mr. Franz deserves a family since his was killed in a tragic accident, and since he is a good man. Christopher accepts Mr. Franz’s offer to adopt him as a grandchild so that he can carry on his family name. Christopher continues to adventure, but visits often with the people in his life that love and care about him.

by Fairy Princess
Grey's Anatomy Post

I have been a long time fan of Grey's Anatomy since the first season and I'm always exited to see where the characters lives will go but in the most recent season it almost seems like it is turning into a bad remake of itself.

They seem to be taking what worked in the first several seasons and just spinning it with new characters and corny music in the background. It is almost comical.

How do we fix it? I think two things can be done to make things a little better and help the show move forward.

First, the music. We do not need sound effects to create the suspense if the story is well written and engaging. Music is important but a slide whistle sound to make us laugh isn't necessary. There are moments where they nailed it. The song that plays when Meredith meets Derek in the first season is then played again when he is dying. I remembered that and it was a moment that took me back. That kind of connection to the characters is what makes good television.

Second, stop trying to replicate past story lines. I understand the romance should be there because people like that but I think we can agree that Meredith is amazing on her own and she doesn't HAVE to find someone to be with. Why does the female lead need a male counterpart. She doesn't.

Finally and honestly I think this show may have run its course. Crossover episodes are awful and it seems to be used just to keep certain characters relevant in both shows (Grey's anatomy and Station 19). I'd like to see it continue but it has gotten so corny, maybe it already was and I grew up during these past 1000 seasons.
Angel Beats by Anthony Bautista

Having found out that he had saved Angel with his heart, he finds out why only she can fill the empty space that was left behind where his heart is supposed to be. The reason Yuzuru is attracted to Angel is that she has his heart within her. After realizing this they could finally move on from purgatory and can finally reincarnate into a new life where they are destined to fall in love with each other.

That's how this anime leaves off and honestly, I never liked how it did this. This is my take on how it should've ended.

In this life Angel and Yuzuru cross paths and feel an instant connection to one another. At first, they are passive-aggressive with each other and start off as friends for the first couple of years. They would flirt with each other but never dated because they were just friends. But Angel decided to transfer to her dream school in America and Yuzuru realizes that she was more than just his friend. He realizes that he loves her and regrets never telling her that. He chases after her and goes to America. Here he confesses his love to her and she cries out of happiness because she loves him too. She has actually liked Yuzuru since the first time they saw each other but he was just clueless. They kiss and start dating. But soon after Angel gets ill and needs a kidney transplant. Almost like a full circle, Yuzuru gives Angel one of his kidneys and saves her as he saved her in their past life. Yes eventually survives the surgery and the first thing that Yuzuru does is propose to her.
Mad Max: Fury Road/Rage Ending

Mad Max: Fury Road won a total of six oscar awards within the 2016 oscar
awards ceremony with its many action-packed chase scenes, underdog story plot,
and amazing orchestral music. The main stars within the film: Max a guilt
ridden man who suffers flashbacks of the lives he failed to save, and Furiosa
an imperator within the citadel who plans on freeing herself along with others
and ultimately gaining some form of redemption, both make the film seem more
exciting and create the storyline as they earn each others trust and fight
alongside one another to ensure a better life for those who had suffered living
with very little for themselves. However, although the movie was overall an
exciting and dramatic recreation of a possible distopic future resulting from
mankind's greed for power and wealth, there were certain things at the ending
that could have made it a lot more satisfying.

For example, during the final chase scene Max engages in a fight with Rictus
Erectus and they both try to put and end to the long and arduous chase. As
funny as Rictus's last name appears his huge hulking body and massive strength
gave him an upper edge, until of course Max grabs an air canister from Rictus's
back and proceeds to beat him with it until he is lying down motionless. Now,
one would think that maybe that's it, that Max beat him and that Rictus
wouldn't get up for the rest of the scene. Much to our dismay however, right
before everyone could escape alive Rictus gets up and rips out the engine of
the vehicle Nux was driving in. As his last moments, Nux decides that he must
sacrifice his life in order to save the rest and his short-time lover. He announces
the words "witness me" and flips the vehicle on its side, resulting
in Rictus's end as well as closing off the canyon from the pursuers.

Now, although this created another dramatic and rather somber moment within
the movie, there could have been an easier way of changing it. Rather than
beating Rictus down onto the front of the vehicle, Max could have taken aim in
knocking Rictus off the edge and allowing the fast vehicles from behind in
disposing of him. Then Nux could have flipped the vehicle while escaping with
the rest of the others, and ending the chase scene in a happier resolution.

In the end, Nux could have lived a happy life alongside his love, the wives
found their freedom and could restore the citadel, and Furiosa earned her
redemption while Max relieved himself of his past guilt as he left the citadel
in assurance of his brave and noble actions.
Gossip Girl

It’s refreshing to see that Blair and Serena remain friends after five year. The final episode of the Gossip Girl series reveals all the mysteries and hidden characters. There is nothing I would change about this episode, except for who Blair and Serena end up with romantically. The episode ends by showing who and what their lives have come to five years after high school. Serena is finally with Dan, Blair is no longer with Chuck, and Chuck is married to another woman. This is not right. Why create such a rocky and unstable relationship between Dan and Serena if they are just going to end up back together at the end. And why develop such a beautiful and passionate love interest between Blair and Chuck if they are just going to end up not together. Serena and Dan have never had a stable relationship. It makes me question if they have both changed themselves for the sake of their relationship. Have they stopped hiding things from one another? Are they still resenting each other for the previous wrongs in their relationship? Also, why are Chuck and Blair not together? Their relationship blossomed beautifully. It was unexpected much like all good romances. They were perfect for each other, they deserved one another. Blair and Chuck should have been the ones happily in love five years into the future not Serena and Dan. Dan also was revealed as being the one and only “Gossip Girl”. Again, Serena has no idea that the man she “loves” is the same man that has been publicly humiliating her and her friends for her entire life. Shows just how wrong and destructive their relationship is. If only the ending I had envisioned happened. Chuck and Blair, a power couple. Serena, living her best life traveling the world with anyone but Dan.
Narwhiz

**Narwhiz** is a Legendary dual-type Water/Fairy Pokémon. It is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Narwhiz has the highest base Defense and Speed stats of all Fairy-type Pokémon.
* Narwhiz has the highest base stat total of all Water-type Pokémon.
* Narwhiz is based off of the Bloop, a mysterious and otherworldly sound detected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It also takes inspiration from sea serpents, narwhals, and sirens.
* Narwhiz is a combination of *narwhal*, *whizz*, and *wizard*.
Knives Out

The film that I chose to critique and analyze was Knives Out. Knives out is an American mystery and comedy film that was released in 2019. The film begins with the death of Harlan Thrombey. Harlan’s housekeeper finds him lying on his couch with a knife in his hand and his throat slit, however there are still some questions. The family is unconvinced that the death was a suicide. The film follows the renowned Detective Benoit Blanc who tries to solve the reasoning behind Harlan’s death and believes that the whole Thrombey family and housekeepers are suspects. Although I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, I was unsatisfied at the end. I found it confusing how the movie closely focused on each of the family members and their secrets, however, only one person in the family was directly linked to Harlan’s death. I believe that other members should have also been involved in the death to make the movie more enticing and mindboggling. When Marta, Harlan’s nurse, told Hugh Ransom, Harlan’s grandson, the truth about Harlan it was very expected and obviously that Hugh was acting like he didn’t know and pretending to be Marta’s right hand. It was expected that Marta’s right hand man was the mastermind behind it all and I think a solution would have been to have every person in the family involved in some way to make the mystery even more complicated. Furthermore, I did not like the reveal scene when Detective Blanc put all the pieces together and explained how the entire death of Harlan played out. I believe that the reveal of Ransom’s actions in the murder should have been more spaced out and everything should not have been figured out in that one scene. A solution is to add scenes in between and keep the audience one their toes and explain all of the events in one scene. Lastly, I believe that the social message embedded throughout the movie should have been more emphasized. If other members of the family were involved in the death, it would have emphasized how the privileged family was solely interested in the family’s inheritance and stressed the divide between “the help” and the privileged class.  There could have also been more scenes demonstrating the character connections with one another and not just their backstory relationship with Harlan.
Friends - The One Where Ross & Rachel Take a Break

I’ve seen every episode of friends and this is the one that always seems to get me.  Ross and Rachel have finally been dating for a while and it is their anniversary.  Rachel is caught up at work and cannot leave to go eat dinner with Ross so he decides to bring dinner to her.  Rachel is annoyed that Ross came to her work and she is so busy that she can barely even talk to him to ask him to leave.  Ross makes a mess with the dinner he brought and finally Rachel tells him the she does not have time and asks him to leave.  When Rachel comes back to her apartment Ross is there waiting for her and says he is fine with the way she reacted when he came to her work and understands that she was stressed.  Rachel then explains that she deserves an apology because she had already told him she did not have time for dinner but he decided to still come and bring dinner to her.  Ross then tells Rachel that her work is “just a job” and that since she has been so busy with work he feels like he does not even have a girlfriend anymore.  Rachel then gets even more angry and tells Ross that her job is something she actually enjoys and that she is not going to quit her job because he cannot spend every second with her.  Then after more bickering Rachel says she thinks they need a break.  Ross then says “Ok, yeah, lets take a break, lets go get some frozen yogurt or something.” And then Rachel says “No, a break form us.”  Ross then does not reply, and leaves the apartment and proceeds to find comfort with another woman and ends up spending the night with this other woman.  What I would change about this episode is that Ross leaves the apartment and does not find comfort in another woman, he goes home and stays there, by himself.  Then, the next day Rachel comes to Ross’s apartment and they talk about their situation and agree that they need a break.  Now, Ross is free to do whatever he would like.
Little Women

*Little Women* is about a family of sisters navigating life through their teenage years, and Jo is the main character. The plot spends a lot of time on two characters, Jo and Amy. Laurie, a neighbor, becomes friends with all the sisters and spends lots of time with them. His primary focus is Jo. Laurie is in love with Jo and eventually builds up the courage to ask her to marry him. Jo denies as she is not ready for the commitment, and Laurie fails to move on from Jo. Amy spends time with Laurie, but Amy is meant to be marrying another man. Laurie claims that he is in love with her, and Amy leaves her fiancé for Laurie. I feel that this is a major disappointment in the plot. Amy decides to marry Laurie after Laurie spends years chasing after Jo. Laurie’s first choice was always Jo, and Amy is such an intelligent woman who would not make a rash choice. I believe that *Little Women* should end with Laurie being a young bachelor, and Amy should marry a man that loves her. The viewer does not get all the information on Amy and her original fiancé’s relationship, but it is clear that choosing Amy and Laurie to be together is simply a way to wrap up the characters’ journey. Laurie has love for Amy, but he is not in love with her and he should not be with her. Laurie should still bring up the idea to Amy of them being together, but she should deny him to reaffirm the level headedness of her character. She should explain to him that she deserves more, and he cannot provide her with the kind of love she desires. Laurie should move on and continue to be a dear friend to the family. Laurie and Amy only end up together because the other two sisters also find love, so it is expected that they all have a happily ever after by the end of the story.
Movie: It 2017

When watching a movie, we often feel as though we can have the plot all figured out. If it is
a crime movie we might feel like we have the murder mystery solved, the killer
pinned, and the motive figured out. However, there are all kinds of twists and
turns. Endings can sometimes leave us wanting more to the story or just not
answering the question of who did it. In the movie *It*, Stephen King has a murderous clown who kills small children
returning to the small town of Derry, Maine. The clowns name is Pennywise who
was a dancing circus clown who lived in the classic abandoned house that looks
as though it would be the perfect place for a killer clown to lay his head down
at night after stealing kids and biting their arms off. The older brother,
Bill, of the small child named Georgie, spends his entire summer with his
friends trying to find the true reason why his little brother has gone missing.
Instead of what presumed to the people of Derry, which was Georgie fell down a
storm drain during a storm while he was playing in the puddles with the paper
boat his brother made him. The movie was one of the best movies horror movies
that I have seen to date. The suspense kept me on the edge of my seat and
wanting more. Although, the ending, the ending needed more closure. Did they
ever find Georgie alive? Like they found all the floating kids in Pennywise’s storm
drain? Will they return in 27 years like they promised or did they really kill
Pennywise and all of his demons along with him? The ending does only say “Chapter
1,” but are they going to make more. The ending could have ended with them
finding Georgie and Pennywise being killed, but his eyes light up when the
screen goes black. Leaving the audience with closure for Georgie, but their
horror wanting more.
- The Goldfinch -

***Save some trouble from faulty editing and direction and read the book instead.***

 The movie, *The Goldfinch*, is based on the novel by Donna Tartt. The story follows Theo, a young boy whose mother is killed in an explosion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. While people generally enjoyed the novel, its adaptation to the big screen, unfortunately, did not live up to its full potential, something a star-studded cast could not even save.

The movie and book mainly differ in the sequencing of events. Unlike the book, the movie flashes back and

forth between present and past, a technique of storytelling that has proven to be effective in other works. But adding seemingly meaningless portions of a flashback that the viewer is yet to understand proves *The Goldfinch* is flawed in this sense--it needs explaining. If I hadn’t read the book beforehand, I honestly would have been extremely lost. A solution for this is to simply follow the book and order the story chronologically.

Not only will this clear up confusion, but it will also allow the audience to create a closer relationship with Theo from the start of the movie; he shouldn’t be a mysterious character that feels distant due to the audience’s lack of knowledge. The sequencing of this movie is also extremely important to keep audiences interested. Chronologically ordering the events would properly allow audiences to stay in suspense, instead of jumping from Point A to Point B without supplemental information.

Another aspect that should be changed in the film is Theo’s narrations. The book is in the first person, as well, but makes much more sense considering it is chronological. So from the start of the movie, he recalls what has happened and how he feels about it, but the audience still isn't able to tap into Theo’s emotions because they don’t know exactly what happened in his past. His narrations coincide with the sequencing, so fixing the sequencing would therefore help his narrations make more sense. The editing in post-production definitely could have made this movie a good one.
If someone was dared to fix Frasier; this is how it would go

Frasier depicted two stuck up, sensitive and sometimes irrational psychiatrists. Frasier often displays his wittiness on his radio show. Frasier and his brother also lived their Seattle lives with their father Martin Crane, Daphne Moon(at home physical therapist), and Roz Doyle( Frasier's producer). A lot of viewers were able to relate to how Daphne only dated a selected amount of people. Her one true love Niles waited 6 years to finally get the courage to pursue her. Unlike Daphne and Niles, Frasier often dated many women, sometimes simultaneously. This may have bothered viewers because they felt like he should have settled down awhile ago. Despite being divorced once there is a constant lingering question of when Frasier is going to meet the right woman. When the show finally comes to the end, and out of the ordinary Frasier ends up with no one. Ultimately Frasier tells his family and friends he would be moving to San Fransisco but instead when the plane lands it is announced he is in Chicago where his former girlfriend lives. Instead of such a safe take to the end of Frasier. Bebe which is Frasiers agent and Frasier would make a more realistic couple. Just like Frasier, Bebe is ambitious, sassy, witty and all together a snooty go-getter. While Frasier is taking his last suitcase to his BMW, Bebe bumps into him with a handful of suitcases. As Frasier is moving out of his high class apartment Bebe takes the opportunity to move in. Of course Frasier doesn't like this and he rushes back to save his apartment. They meet back breathless they relax by the door and start to discuss how both of them have impacted each other. The conversation leads them into realizing how important yet aggravating their relationship has been. They decide to try once again for a relationship. The last scene ends showing Frasier and Bebe with their feet up in an a half empty apartment with half of Frasier's things and half of Bebe's suitcases.

-Abby Marquevich
Me Before You

Me Before You, is a romantic movie that aired in 2016. This movie brought laughter and tears to viewers. It is a very well filmed movie but it had a few scenes that if taken a different direction could have brought a happier ending. Such as changing then love dynamic between the two main characters or changing the fate of William Traynor.

Louisa Clarke is a young and quirky woman who takes a job as a caregiver for a son of wealthy family. Their son by the name of William Traynor is paralyzed from the neck down and is complete negative and a lone wolf but quickly changes when Louisa and him start to enjoy each others company. They develop a friendship that in a way turns into a love interest. This movie would have made the ending a tad easier on the audience if the relationship between the two would have stayed strictly profession or friendly. By adding love interest between the two it led the audience to an expected happy ending which was not delivered and made some viewers upset.

If they wanted to have a love relationship between the two then they should have completely changed the fate of William Traynor. The love they shared should have been strong enough to have changed Williams mind and decide to continue living his life. If the writers went with this ending it would have given a happy love story ending.
Avengers End Game

Donavan Colwell

Avengers End Game

Marvel did a great job with the movie "Avengers End Game", with great CGI, acting, and plot. Towards the end of this fantastic superhero movie, a part came up that shocked many people throughout the movie theater. Thor (god of thunder), one of the most popular superheroes in all of Marvel. His main weapon is a hammer, and not only is it bulky and heavy, but one must be worthy of carrying it. Since he is the god of thunder, he is the only one that can physically carry it without problem. Here is where I think Marvel did a bad job with the movie. Captain America (the winter solider) is another very popular superhero in the Marvel films and comics. In this last Avengers movie (Avengers End Game), we see Captain America use Thor's hammer in a scene where Thor is held down by the villain Thanos and almost stabbed. When the camera shows Thanos getting hit by hammer, it then shows hammer going back into Captain America's hand. Then showing Captain America using the power of lightning through the hammer, well this is where big conspiracies and online forums were created.

The only part I would change about this movie is when this scene happens, I would have shown flashbacks in the film where Thor gets to hear words of wisdom from his father, that is now dead. The reason why I bring that up is because his life is on the line, and he should fight this last fight for his dead father, and avenge him. This would produce an adrenaline in Thor, and make this fighting scene what it should have been, killing Thanos for his father's death. This would definitely make the movie better and without mistakes because I think that confusing the audience and making them think about how Captain America held Thor's worthy hammer is too complex to think about, because its not only a critical thinking part, its a "how is this possible" part.
Legend of Korra

The fans of this franchise have been disappointed by Legend of Korra, which is a continuation of the beloved, Avatar: The Last Airbender. Initially, I was also. But I didn’t realized the multiple depths this show had presented. Perhaps, I was too emotionally connected with A:TLA, that I wasn’t watching LOK with a fresh set of eyes. In fact, there was so much going on it was almost confusing as it’s supposed to be a children show. Legend of Korra tackles a lot of systematic issues between benders and onbenders, elitism, global affairs, and her own PTSD. This could be a lot for a character that was sheltered from the world her whole life.

Though, there are still aspects of the show that I wish could have been better written. I believe that the wrong characters were developed during the plot. I feel like the other characters surpassed her as the protagonist.

Korra is the new avatar, master of all elements and protecter of peace, but the characters in the series were just as disappointed in her. Her character development were not parallel to her enemies or her love interests. Perhaps if she was written to spend more time mastering her emotional feelings, she would have made better decisions throughout the show. Perhaps she wouldn’t have had trouble connecting to her spirituality and completely mastering the four elements. Maybe a more resolved ending would be her reconnecting with her past lives, rebuilding Republic City, and a more revived Air Nation. As great as the ending was for the LGBTQ community, I think the series hold more importance than romantic affairs.
Interstellar

Interstellar was directed by Christopher Nolan and stars Mathew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain. This movie is without a doubt one of my favorite movies of all time, if not my favorite. The imagery that this movie presents is unbelievably gorgeous, and the story line is so well built. The plot of this movie is very elaborate and well thought out, however there is one problem that I found with it.

I don't understand why instead of traveling through interstellar face acquiring the quantum data to solve the problem with gravity, it wasn't just easier to save earth. They were trying to get the human race off of earth to an artificial home where there was artificial gravity. However the main problem was that there was no food on Earth. When we finally get a look at Cooper Station we see that there is plenty of food and crops that are prosperous and lively. So if the people knew how to make an environment that would facilitate plant and agriculture growth then why didn't the people just build that environment on Earth. Even though this would be a short term solution as the Earth would eventually die, it would still be better than putting the whole future of the human race on a couple of astronauts and a few robots. In addition, Matthew McConaughey's character hadn't even explored a vast amount of space and he had to pretty much wing most of his travels. These odds just seem too little as opposed to creating a suitable environment on Earth for plant life. They could do this by simply building a large enough greenhouse that would allow for growth amongst plants and therefore would bring the means to make food again. This would keep the human race going while they figure out a better more reliable plan that would save their species.

In the movie though, the McConaughey ends up going into a black hole and retrieving the quantum data for his daughter to utilize and save the human race. So that plan does work too, it is just a lot less likely.
Catastrophe Episode 5

This show is one of my favorite comedies on TV. The leads are charming and the dialog is surgical. Lots of deep cuts, but everything in the right places. I just don't like it when everyone gets ahead of the plot on one point. I think that would be an easy fix.

Rob loses his job. It's been telegraphed for several episodes by the time the axe falls. Now, I love a good out of work American in a foreign country. His height alone makes me think he'll rebound. Still, it would have been interesting if the show had gone the other way. Rob actually gets promoted. Now he's got something other than Sharon to concentrate on. The weakness of the show is that Rob has very little outside of Sharon (although I really like the strained adult-play-date friendships). If he suddenly gets a life, the choices he makes to be with Sharon are all the more meaningful. It's not just a fall-back position because nothing else is available in his life.
Man With A Plan

What went wrong with Man With A Plan starring Matt Leblanc and Liza Snyder? Why was it cancelled after four seasons when it had such high ratings on CBS? One word, merger.  CBS and Viacom merged at the end of 2019 and part of the merger was CBS had to cut several of their higher budget series many had high ratings too. Man With A Plan was a sitcom that had a traditional working dad who finds that it isn’t that easy raising the children while his wife goes back to work fulltime.  By taking an active roll in his children’s lives, he had to deal with his children growing up, dating, driving and the lives of teenagers. He also had to deal with the aging parent and how to start taking care of one’s parents as they grow older. Part of the conflict in the show was the main character Adam having to change some of his conservative views with the changing times. He was used to doing things the “old school” way and he had to learn to be more flexible and open. One of the sayings throughout the series was “when can I go all Adam on them?” This would refer to him yelling until things went his way.  He grew up with his dad yelling at him and he thought that was the best way to raise his children, but he wasn’t allowed to yell.

The Fix:

Since the show was cancelled due to a high budget, one of the things that they could have done was see if there was a way to reduce the budget.  They did “rent” the series to Netflix for a year which is set to expire at the end of this month. This show would have been a great way to continue with the three kids entering high school and encountering some of the problems that teenagers deal with today. Since the show is scheduled to leave Netflix at the end of the month, another streaming service can pick it up.

Let Adam go “all Adam on them!”
Atmos

## Atmos, God of Honour

*See also: Roran the Conqueror*

**Atmos** (pronounced *AT-mose*), the **Mason King**, is a major deity for many paladins and soldiers in the world. Many humans say that he is in fact, Roran the Conqueror reincarnated as a god of justice. Nevertheless, Atmos is regarded as a deity of pure righteousness and strength in battle.
Memories of the Alhambra

This show was a surprise to me. I started watching it without watching the trailer just because I liked the actress that was leading it. But the futuristic technology that was shown throughout the show was very fascinating for someone like me who is majoring in Computer Science, and I ended up getting really hooked on the show.

Although just like many other shows that had to end, this one has also left many questions unanswered.

The show is about an AR program, created by a genius teenager, that is bugged and is able to hurt and kill people in real life. The program is an open-world, fighting game that is played through contact lenses and actual places around the world is the battlefield. The show ended without really letting the audience know exactly why it was bugged to begin with or how the game is able to kill people. The show should have just gone with the plot that the programmer kid is an antagonist and intentionally bugged the program and made it so that the program is lethal to play. It would have also been nice if they added some medical explanation as to why people would die in real life if they died in the game. For example, it could be that due to the intense emotions and fear the players experience during fights their heart would malfunction or something of the sort to make it more realistic instead of leaving it unanswered. On the last episode, the main character was killed off in the game, he disappeared and was believed to be dead in real life for a whole year before he appeared again. It was explained that the master player is able to create an alternate dimension in the game where he is able to seek refuge but it was never explained where his physical, real-life body went. An explanation for that would be nice. A show as complex and complicated as this would’ve been better having answered all the how’s and why’s of the story.