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Fixing 3:10 to Yuma

3:10 to Yuma is a modern western with the likes of Christian Bale, Russell Crowe, and Peter Fonda just to name a few. Bale plays a farmer by the name of Dan Evans who is very short on money and behind on payments for his ranch, when one night it catches on fire and he loses his barn. Then we meet notorious outlaw and gunslinger Ben Wade played by Russell Crowe. Wade robs a stage coach and Evans and his sons happen to be nearby looking for their lost cattle when Wade takes their horses but doesn't kill Evans or his two sons. When the police finally catch up to Wade, Evans allows the police to house Wade at his home so Wade's posse doesn't find him. They have to leave during the night to keep Wade away from his posse and Wade and Evans finally start to learn about each other and near the end of the film Wade allows Evans to take to him to the train because Wade already knows he's going to escape again and so Evans can get paid for his aid in catching Wade. But Wade's posse begin to fire upon them and Evans son William had joined along and was helping his father along the way but as soon as Wade and Evans reach the train, Evans is shot and killed by Wade's right hand man Charlie Prince who is played by Ben Foster. Prince gives Wade his gun back and before anyone can blink Wade kills Prince and the rest of his posse. Wade then gets on the train and as the train proceeds to Yuma wade whistles and his trusty horse follows the train and Wade has already planned his next escape. I would've have kept dan Evans love just to keep that sort of weird friendship between him and Wade alive and in the back of the audiences minds.
How to Fix Thanos in Avengers: Endgame

Avengers: Endgame is the culmination of a twenty-two movie-long superhero saga that takes all of Marvel’s beloved superheroes and storyline and intertwines them for one last hurrah and this movie’s continuation of Infinity War’s use of CGI and bringing so many stories together goes above and beyond as it has now become the highest-grossing film of all time. This movie excels in so many areas and was emotionally draining by the end and gives a proper send off to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most beloved characters, however, one way in which the movie falls flat is the destruction of Thanos as a character. Avengers: Infinity War sets up Thanos as a villain who is trying to save the universe from the problem of overpopulation, a problem that devastated his planet and the people he loves. We see that he is willing to sacrifice everything, including his own daughter to do what he believes is right in saving the universe from a terrible fate. Once he does this, he can live in peace by himself knowing that by sacrificing lives, he produced a better outcome for everyone, or at least in his own eyes. The only problem with this is that in Endgame, this is all thrown out the window. Thanos from the past is the one who faces off against Earth’s mightiest heroes, and while he has the same mission of getting infinity stones to get rid of half of the population, he is instead turned from this almost compassionate, torn villain to just a regular, boring sadist villain that we have seen in all the other Marvel movies. This is exemplified in the line: “What I’m about to do to your stubborn little planet...I’m going to enjoy it very, very much,” further showing that Thanos takes pride and joy in destroying what gets in the way of his goals, rather than agonizing over the losses that occur while on his mission in trying to preserve life, as is his reaction when he has to sacrifice Gamora to get the soul stone. This lack of reluctance by Thanos to destroy and kill whatever is in front of him strips away all the nuance and all that was interesting about Thanos in Infinity War, which not only makes Thanos a less compelling character but makes the final act of Endgame less compelling and less engaging as well.
Gone Girl number 2

As many of us have watched the film Gone Girl, it was definitely one of those films that has you jumping in and out of your seats because of how the film was put together. It was a successful film in such that it made $62.6 million worldwide. Throughout the whole film, it really had the audience cringe and anxious of what was going to happen next. Even though the film was too good to even end, the one thing that may have been changed into a different scenario was definitely the ending. The whole story to this movie was main character Amy Dunne plots a huge death scene against her husband where people thought and were convinced that he convicted a crime and killed his wife. However, that was not the case at all in which Amy Dunne ran away and gave hints to the press, the people, and their family and friends that she was the victim because Nick Dunne cheated on her. All the events that have happened throughout this entire movie was because Nick had done such a crime to her aka cheat on her that made her go through such a psycho phase and went through all these events in this film to really have people think that he killed her. There definitely could have been better ways the to end the film. At the ending, it showed that Amy Dunne decided to come back home after missing and faking her death for so long. After all that she has put him through, Nick Dunne still decided to take her back and act like not much really has happened. In reality, situations like this that may happen between other couples, it would have been a process to even think about getting back with someone who made their husband suffer and make him look like the criminal. Instead of choosing Nick Dunne to stay with Amy Dunne after this horrible situation, the directors could have scripted the idea of proving to the press that he did not kill her. He could have maybe sued her and he would get all this money from all the damage she has done to him physically and emotionally. Nick could have also lawyered up against his own wife, testify just to prove that Amy was guilty of all that she has done. She could have been sentenced for a decent amount of time maybe 10+ years and be charged with all these false accusations she caused. Amy was known to be a psychopath so she deserves to be punished in return. Even though Nick made decisions that was also wrong towards his wife, she really did go overboard. If Nick did not want to see his wife spend the most of the time being in prison, bail could have been set very high in order to release her knowing that Nick does not have the money to do so unless he wanted to sue his wife. All in all, the press, the family, the neighborhood, the media, had all the proof that Nick did not murder his wife ever since she came back home.
La La Land: Almost Perfect

The movie, La La Land, directed by Damien Chazelle, created a perfect story of a girl and boy who end up living their real lives in a sort of fantasy world, but as the good as the ending was, I still wish a change could have been made to not make the movie better, but to give the audience a more satisfying ending. In the end of the movie, the couple you see struggle and eventually make it work throughout the movie, split up at the end as they both begin their own paths to live their own dreams. I think that if the ending consisted of them staying together and having to sacrifice their dreams in order to ensure they remain together would have made for a more interesting ending, as we get to see a glimpse of how the could would begin to compromise and maybe even display their true love by sacrificing ones dreams for the other. Their love throughout the movie is inseparable, and I say that a test of their love would really show the impact they have on each other and to display how rare of a trait that amount of love is in that couple. The actual had them meet up later on in their lives but many years into the future. I think an alternate ending of them together thinking about what may have happened if they decided not to stay together would have been an interesting visual for the audience. The movie is full of emotion and I think putting the audience at a position where they too get to se the couple of their dreams get together would have brought peace to audience. This alternate ending would really capture the essence of the couple and their love for each other and bring a "happily ever after" ending to the movie.
- Pretty Little Liars -

**Pretty Little Liars *leaves a legacy of success despite its finale falling short of what fans hoped for. Had the finale been two parts, fans might have felt differently.***

*Pretty Little Liars* has wowed many with six season finales that made the audience crave more. It's the seventh finale, however, that left some viewers high and dry. Like many drama series, the twisted roots of family trees and the introduction of suspicious characters create a highly anticipated finale that viewers hope to satisfy their theories and questions.

The seventh season of the show consists of the same plot it has had all along--a group of girls is tormented through messages sent by “A” (in the seventh season, “A.D.”), a malicious person whose identity is kept secret to both the audience and the girls. Throughout the show, many people become “A.” But season seven ends with--spoiler alert--the discovery that “A.D.” is one of the girl’s (Spencer’s) evil twin. Yes, I know, they went the “evil twin route.” Considering the show had an underlying theme of twins, it makes sense the writers chose this destiny. What disappointed most people about this ending, though, was the abrupt way in which the characters were able to take down “A.D.” with ease.

   I believe the best solution to this too sudden and unfulfilling ending would be to make a two-part season finale. Although the finale was an hour and a half, the length of two episodes combined, the first half of the finale focused too much on the characters' personal lives. To have an entire season dedicated to an unknown antagonist just to reveal their identity, explain a backstory and motive, and have a conflict and solution all compressed into the length of only one episode is a preposterous move. At the very least, the identity of the villain should’ve been revealed in part one of a finale. That way, the audience can sit with the new information, connect the dots, and be kept interested without needing a storyline that is too fast-paced; the viewers aren't capable of forming an opinion and/or attachment to the antagonist before they are taken away and the conflicts are “solved.” The two-part finale would also obliterate the hasty way that Toby, Spencer’s lover, was able to distinguish between Spencer and her twin, which saved Spencer and the rest of the group all within a matter of a few hurried seconds. Dividing the finale’s conflict and resolution would eliminate all other confusion and inconsistency.
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In the film it was interesting to see Will smith the main character go from having a normal life to everyone becoming infected with this disease that turns them into flesh eating monsters. And learns to adapt to that world and eventually find the cure for it. The issue comes along at the end of the movie giving the ending a plot twist that seems that it eliminates the excitement that the character had built up along the movie plot.

The death of Will Smith (doctor Robert) at the end of the movie.

It was exciting to learn throughout the movie Doctor Robert fights everyday after the virus had killed everyone in the world including his family. Making them flesh eating monsters around the world, At least that is what he thought. Throughout the movie the plot focuses on him studying these creatures in a lab of his back at his camp. Where he has been staying alive throughout years trying to find a cure. While he goes out and hunts the infected throughout day light because the infected only come out at nights because daylight is an extreme heat for their skins that ends up killing them. By the end of the film Doctor Robert encounters Anna and her son who save his life one night that he was outsmarted by the infected. Who then followed them back to their camp and were swarmed with hundreds of them. If doctor Robert would have just left with Anna when they were escaping instead of staying back and dying trying to slow them down. It would have a lot more meaning to the movie instead of being a plot twist. If the story line was doctor Robert coming out alive with Anna and her son. Giving the viewers the excitement that they had seen throughout the story line that he built up with all that work and suffering he went through and numerous of failure attempts he had with the goal in finding a vaccine.
Grey's Anatomy Season 11

I would like to discuss a show that it very true to my heart, Grey's Anatomy. I have watched this show from the very first episode to that just recently aired. I have laughed, cried, loved, and had my heart broken along side of all the characters. The series was written by Shonda Rhimes, an American television producer, screenwriter, and author. The series began in 2005 and includes two hundred and sixty nine episodes in it's history. The series follows a group of surgeons in their daily lives inside the hospital and out. While every season has it's twists and turns, there is one episode I would definitely change. During the season finale of season eleven one of the main characters, Derek Shepard, suddenly dies. Derek Shepard stared in the first episode of the series and was beloved character by the show's viewers. As the seasons went on Derek evolved and grew as a more dynamic person not only in his career, but also his personal life. He was married to another star of the show, Meredith Grey. They met at the hospital, fell in love, got married, and had three children together. Season eleven of Grey's Anatomy focuses on the connection between Meredith and Derek for it to all be ruined in the end. In the last two episodes Derek gets t-boned by a big rig in his car and ultimately dies in the hospital. While there are many rumors floating around as to why Derek needed to be killed of on the show, I believe it was not necessary at all. Many state that the constant scenes of a perfect love between Derek and Meredith were becoming boring, I believe it gave it's viewers a relationship to look up to. I believe Shonda Rhimes should have kept Derek alive and challenged him in a different way. I believe Rhimes could have kept the viewers on their toes and the drama alive without killing him. I would have rather liked to see him get injured and fight through recovery rather then just die. Derek was a main character on the show and seeing him battle through significant injuries and recovery could have been inspiring to the viewers.
ABC Series : Switched at Birth

Abc channel has amazing television shows aired every week,many popular television shows have actually started through this channel such as Pretty Little Liars, Baby Daddy and Young and Hungry. One of the best series I have personally watched is “Switched at Birth”.  It is a PG-13 rated show. It is great to see the deaf and hard of hearing community confronting the world about what they truly go through day by day, not necessarily in a negative way but also positive.  It is such a beautifully prepared show with a great meaning.  Although this show is great and watched by many people, we need more of the ASL community to be watching it. The show could use a little more ASL included rather than oral communication. I mean, after all the point of the show is to raise awareness of the deaf community right? The show would gain a whole lot more viewers if they could personally relate to it as well, not just hearing people. Equality for all is important as well, both hearing and non- hearing individuals deserve mutual respect and love, not either or. It is important that both communities are represented in a respectful way in the television show. Overall it is a great show, with certain improvements it will be even better. Another great thing that draw’s many viewers attention to the “Switched at Birth” series is that not only does it raise awareness of the deaf community; but also Down Syndrome and the importance of prenatal testing. Adding more unrecognized diseases through out the world could also raise awareness. Anything that is aired on social media or television draws attention to millions of people, therefore adding some not well known disorders and diseases could definitely help people gain knowledge and be aware. Overall great show, with certain adjustments, it would be perfect.
Mandalorian: Why the Dark Troopers Should've Been a Bigger Threat

The Mandalorian Season 2 released on October 30 2020 and premiered it's final episode on the 18th of December to much praise. The story concluded with the mandalorian relinquishing Grogu into the care of Luke Skywalker after the defeat of Moff Gideon and the dark troopers on the Imperial Cruiser. The direction the story was headed in was good, but I had a problem with the final sequence that made the finale feel underwhelming. The primary threat, which is odd since Moff Gideon is the leader of the remnant galactic empire, is the dark troopers aboard the cruiser. They're painted as being hyper lethal super droids, yet the mandalorian, with some effort, was able to destroy one. In order to maintain the integrity of the lethality of the droids, the mandalorian should have only been able to incapacitate it with the help of his beskar spear. That's already a better start, but the overall tension was still weak as a result of the lack of risk. I've always appreciated the atmosphere and uncertainty of Rogue One, so that should apply here too. Both Koska Reeves and Cara Dune should have died in the skirmish to the control room. What happens is: after the mandalorian incapacitates the dark trooper, the rest of the platoon rips open the door of their holding cell and the mandalorian is forced to retreat. The dark trooper's objective is to then cut off the rest of the team before they make it to the elevator of the control room. The mandalorian warns the others that the droids are coming and goes to find Grogu. While the mandalorian fights Moff Gideon, the dark troopers reach the others and kills Koska Reeves, with the rest escaping. After combating Moff Gideon, the mandalorian defeats him and retrieves Grogu as well as the dark saber. He catches up with the remaining squad along with incarcerated Moff Gideon at the entrance to the control room, which is sealed by the metal door. They pressure the people inside the control room to open the door by threatening to kill Gideon. They concede just as the dark troopers make it up the elevator, but not before Cara Dune is fatally shot by the deadly accurate droids. This fixes my issue with the safeness of the directing, that there is no tension because their fates are certain. This would also make the reveal of Luke Skywalker much more exciting as he effortlessly cuts down the platoon of dark troopers. I think utilizing Star Wars' more darker tone makes for a more engaging story, and the finale of the show could've used some.
Back to the Future

The Film Back to the Future is a famous film and a favourite of my father's (can you tell he grew up in the 80s?). Whenever I watch the movie I am able to enjoy it for the most part. But every time I watch it I find myself at least moderately disturbed by the lack of any real exposition as well as the (somehow not scandalous) antagonist Biff.

At the beginning of the film, we are introduced to Marty Mcfly, a cool seventeen year old high school student. Then, we are introduced to his best friend, Doc Brown. Doc Brownw and Marty Mcfly end up using a Delorean to travel back in time where the movie really kicks off, but there's just one problem here. The movie offers quite literally zero explanation as to exactly why this teenage boy and this super-genius nuclear physicist are friends, something which I find disconcerting to say the least. The story probably would have been much better served to cutting out the scene at the end where Marty Mcfly is credited with inventing the song "johny b goode" for some added exposition explaining the nature of the relationship between the two main characters.

Additionally, as a means of introducing conflict into the plot the creator of the movie made Biff the bully. At a particularly strange apex of conflict in the movie, biff tries to commit sexual assault on Marty's mother- who, by the way, is trying to hook up with Marty at the moment this goes down. Marty ends up saving the day by punching Biff in the face, but I certainly wouldn't have complained if the teenage antagonist of the show sexually assaulting the mother of the protagonist was not used as a method of advancing the plot.

BY: CULLEN FALES
Breaking Dawn Part Two

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I would say that all the vampire movies that have to do with Breaking Dawn part Two were amazing. I have watched all of them and watch them all over again. I don't think that any of the movies need any fixing except for the last one. I was very sad and heartbroken when I found out that it was gonna be the last one of these movies. You can not just leave the audience off with a vision. At the end of this movie, one of the characters named Alice played by Ashley Greene has a special talent, which most vampires do is to see the future whether it's good or bad. Her vision shows one of the characters named Jacob, which is a wolf and a character named Renesmee, which is the daughter of the two main characters in the movie, together.

Now, you can not leave the audience hanging like this. We need some closure as to what and how it happened. To fix this problem that most people will agree with, I suggest they either make another movie or they could have even added a little more on to the end of the last movie. Something that further explains and shows the audience as to what happened and how. This would definitely make us happier because we would get to further find out what her vision showed. Maybe just adding on to the end of the last movie would have been a better choice for those who created the movie. I know it's a lot of money. But since the other movie has been already made and done, the only option would be to create a new one. I am sure the audience would be really happy if a new one was created.

Thank You!
Avatar The Last Airbender

Avatar the Last Airbender was an amazing show in every way. The storyline and the characters were perfect. If I could change anything about the show, it would be how the show ended. I was very surprised that Aang and Katara had ended up together. Throughout the whole show, it was obvious that Aang had liked Katara, but she never showed any interest back. Personally, it would have made more sense if Katara had ended up with Zuko. It would be a perfect example of how opposites attract. Katara was in the Water Tribe and Zuko was in the Fire Nation. Their bending were complete opposites but represented them perfectly. Katara and Zuko had both lost their mother from someone else taking them as hostages. Also, whenever they would interact in the show, it was always about something meaningful. For example, they went to find the man who took Kataras mom, Zuko had opened up to her about how he had to fight to gain his dad’s love back, and Zuko took Katara to take down his evil sister with him. If Katara and Zuko had ended up together, it would be because of their differences but also because of their similarities. They had many different similarities and differences to make it work. I would simply change the ending of the show to when Aang took down the Fire Lord, that he restored peace to the world and everyone lived in unity. While everyone lived in unity, Katara and Zuko would fall in love and go on to have the first baby from both the Fire Nation and the Water Tribe. That would have made the show more interesting and then the spin-off could have been following the first child of the Fire Nation and the Water Tribe. I think that having Aang and Katara end up together was just like the easier option for the writers to go with.
How I Met Your Mother TV Show

How I Met Your Mother was a TV show that ran on air for 7 years, beginning in 2005. The show follows 5 friends while Ted, the main character is recalling on his past adventures with his best friends, all while trying to explain to his children how him and their mother met. Throughout the show, Ted and Robin are on and off and at the beginning I really did like them together, but then when they broke up and Ted met the mother of his children he seemed so happy. The show ends with the mom dying and Ted and Robin just ending back up together. The show made it very clear that their relationship was extremely flawed, all for them to end up back together. If I was the one who wrote this show I would have made it so Ted and Tracy end up together. They were genuinely happy together and the whole show was revolving around how Ted met Tracy. I also would have never put Robin and Barney together. I would have let Robin marry a Canadian Hockey player or something and have Barney stay forever single. He was not one to be tied down and I felt it was odd that they made them get married only for them to divorce after. If I was writing this show I would have not showed the mom, Tracy, for such a short amount of time. The whole story line is revolving around her basically and we only get to physically see her in a few episodes. I would have introduced her much earlier and allowed Ted and Tracy to be together for a bit and if it was meant to be with Ted and Robin that could have happened but I would have enjoyed seeing Ted and Tracy together for a longer span of time.
Mary Poppins Returns: Kaylee McGugan

The movie “Mary Poppins Returns” takes us back to 1964 to the first taste of an American classic starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke two legends which was a huge box-office hit.

Having this be an outstanding all time American classic film, one thing that you can always go wrong with these films is choosing the wrong cast members to play these huge iconic roles.

Emily Blunt who plays Mary Poppins as the star role “Mary Poppins Returns” in 2018, confused a lot of viewers to why this actress was the perfect match for this role. Thus being a Disney franchise movie, already sets high expectations for younger and older generations. The movie starts of with Mary helping the Banks family remembering the joys of being a kid again. Along the way Mary and Jack bring fun to the streets of London with magic and lots of imagination. Same as the movie made in 1964, the movie captures people from all generations. As Blunt took on this huge role to take over from Juile Andrews viewers felt like this switch wasn’t the best match. However, looking closely at many english actresses a perfect solution to fit this returning movie, would have been Emma Thompson. Starring in many lead roles such as, “Nanny McPhee” and “Saving Mr. Banks” puts her as a extremely beneficial actress for this iconic film. Her acting infuses the audience with warmth and happiness that makes everyone feel welcome. Also not only she played in many British roles she starred as the voice of Mrs. Potts in the newly made film “Beauty and the Beast” so she has had her fair share of Disney movies, and would be able to fit right into the old Mary Poppins. Thompson is also one of the UK’s most acclaimed actress, and would make the audience feel very welcoming and just and overall solid match for “Mary Poppins Returns.”
Dunkirk Movie Critique

Dunkirk the movie released in 2017 based on the escape of the British allies retreat from Dunkirk beach in France while being bombarded by the German Blitzkrieg attack. The movie overall did a great job showing the individual stories and connecting them at the ending. The problem with the film was is the way they cut in between each story making it hard to follow and understand how each story connected throughout the film until the end. An example was they would show the infantry soldier and then when they went to the pilot it reshow from their point of view then cut to the civilian rescue point of view and this made it hard to follow until towards the end of the film where these things connected. The way I would have made it easier for the audience to follow and keep up it use mini subtitles with time stamps when switching between the points of view. Other parts of the film I would fix is the sound for dialogue during the movie as well. It was hard to understand because the volume of background dialogue, effects and stunts were way louder than the actual dialogue. I understand to make it more like you were a part of the war when packed into a boat with tons of soldiers or being shot at. I feel the story would have been better if the dialogue volume was increased for those parts of the movie to get a better feel and connection to the different characters that were added along during the film. The only characters where the dialogue was clear was for the civilians. That I think would fix it especially when it was in the movie theatre.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

The long running NBC show, *Law & Order: Special Victims Unit*, inspired the standard for police procedures in the 21st century. The show followed dedicated detectives who investigate sexually related crimes reported in New York City. For the first twelve seasons, one of the show’s major focus points was the dynamic chemistry between impulsive Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and compassionate Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay).  The two partners, along with the rest of the team, would solve horrific sex crimes committed against men, women, and children. Nevertheless, Elliot Stabler abruptly resigned from his position off screen after he fatally shot a distraught teenager. I believe this episode marked a pivotal change in the structure of the show. For the last four seasons, Detective Benson became the show’s main protagonist. She survived being physically kidnapped and emotionally tortured by a serial rapist. Benson was finally promoted to being the commanding officer – Lieutenant – of the Manhattan Special Victims Unit. The addicted workaholic now prioritizes her responsibilities as a mother first. I absolutely love the direction the show has taken. The additional screen time allows the actress to fully develop the character.  However, the creator of the show never gifted die hard fans of the show the closure of Christopher Meloni’s character. His name is quickly mentioned a few times, but he has never come back to the show. Stabler never contacts Benson when she was kidnapped for over ten hours. He never congratulated Benson for her well-deserved promotion.  Elliot Stabler never visited her newly adopted son, Noah Porter- Benson. It is hard for fans to accept that the twelve-year bond between these two partners would disappear with Stabler’s exit from the department. Christopher Meloni should guest star on the show for Olivia Benson’s next accomplishment in life. For example, if she was to marry her boyfriend Ed Turker (Robert John Burke), Stabler should attend the wedding. I believe any kind of evidence that their friendship is still strong would bring closure. *Law & Order: Special Victims Unit* is a terrific police procedure that is necessary to watch every week; nonetheless, it could still be improved.
How To Get Away with Murder Season 2

"How To Get Away with Murder" is a beautiful, captivating show that has basically taken over my life in the past couple of months. The actors are incredible, the plot is always amazing, there is always a "mysterious" aspect, and this show deserves the world. I've never had a problem with an episode except for one: the finale of season 2. Season 2 is incredible, don't get me wrong, a lot of questions are answered and a lot of gasps were let out. They certainly don't skimp on the details with this show, which is particularly why this episode disappointed me. The entire season, the main character and attorney, Annalise Keating is working on a case in which two foster siblings were accused of killing their foster parents for inheritance. The siblings are Catherine and Caleb, and basically, Catherine is framed the entire season, ends up going to jail, new suspects were introduced, more people were killed, and she wasn't ever involved with the murders, but they never explicitly tell us that. What they do tell us is that (very out of the blue) Catherine's foster brother Caleb was actually the killer the whole season, but when the police go to search for him, he has already committed suicide. Now, this sounds like a crazy plot twist, and it was, but the portrayal of it left much to be desired. From the time Caleb was revealed to be the killer to the time it was revealed that he was dead was very short. You never learn if Catherine gets out of jail, or what happens to Phillip, or if the police ever even found Caleb. The worst part about this is that this case was a very big part of the entire season, episodes revolved around it, relationships are formed, people are killed, and the season itself kind of revolves around it. Yet you never even find out who really did it. Yes, Caleb died, so you can infer that he committed the murders, but after they reveal Caleb as dead, they never talk about the case again. Ever. For the rest of the series. I don't believe I got closure from that at all. After other small (yet big) things that happened throughout the season (that I'm not going to get into) were revealed, everything was so rushed. I just feel that the season 2 finale was very rushed. I'm not saying it was a bad episode, I just think that if you build something up for an entire season you better fully explain the conclusion instead of it just being bam, bam, bam. I wish they had put more time into this episode, maybe even made it a longer episode to explain everything, because there was little to no closure for many things throughout the season, and then they just move on. I don't think it's fair to the viewers for the show to just forget everything and leave it all in the past like that. In conclusion, I would have put more time and thought into this episode to fully explain everything that the viewers had been wondering about the entire season.
Breaking Bad: Walter's Death

The ending of *Breaking Bad* was definitely not one that any true fan would have wanted to see, although we knew death was eminent for Walter, I think that they could have kept fans happy with a few small changes. In the original ending of the show consisted of Walter convincing the people holding Jesse hostage that he wanted to see Jesse die, he goes in killing everyone holding Jesse hostage and lets Jesse run free. Walter sits in the factory after turning on all of the equipment and the building blows up when the police arrive, killing Walter in the process.

If you're going to have a spin off about how Jesse runs away and starts a new life why couldn't Walter be apart of that run away. There could easily be a situation in which Walter gets away, because honestly we have seen much crazier from the show anyways.Instead of the building blowing up in order to save Jesse they could have created that blow up as a complete decoy that sends you spinning into the episodes where the two of them run away and live in Alaska together. When the building blows they could have very little remnants left that would convince the police that they were both in there, possibly using teeth or some other form of DNA evidence that would be left in an explosion that way they would both be safe and he wouldn't have to die in order to save Jesse. Jesse would be able to live his life without the immense guilt he is left with and the police wouldn't be trying to hunt him down. Although this is definitely a dreamers situation it is not to say that the writers couldn't have created a way for him to live along side Jesse.
Donnie Darko

There has never been a more interesting and confusing movie as Donnie Darko. This movie leaves the viewers with questions that most people do not have answers for. As a result, the viewer is left to make educated guesses about what is going on. For this reason I wish there was a little more closure to what happened with Donnie.

Like previously mentioned there are numerous theories to what is going on in the movie, such as time travel, tangent universes and more. Since Donnies teacher gives Donnie a book about the philosphy it seems clear that the movie takes place in another universe. However, the film does not make it very clear. The book is only slightly shown and mentioned throught the duration of the film. If more information was given by the book and time travel in general, less speculation about what happens would occur. For example, in time travel, it is commenly accepted that a tangent universe would only last a few weeks before it collapse on itself, which goes hand and hand with the "28 days" Donnie has, but the movie does not mention that. That is a critical point that explains a huge part of the plot!!

Lastly what happens to Donnie? Does he die, does he live? Does the tangent universe restart? All these things are left to the viewers imagination. All this work he did to fix everything and all we get to see is him laughing looking at a vortex over his school, even though it shows his room being hit by the plane engine it is possible he still lives in the alternate universe.

The solution to fixing Donnie Darko is not clear, as it is a very complex movie. However, there are a few key elements that could be included. First, introducing more information about time travel and tangent universes, this way viewers have more insight into how all these events are occuring. Second, give a more clear ending as to how everyone at the end had memory of the alternate universe. Lastly does he die???
LaLa Land - An unwanted opinion of the Academy Award winning Movie Musical

It is a hard task to take on arguing against the critically acclaimed film LaLa Land. Notice in the previous statement uses the word "hard", not impossible. What the 91% score on rotten tomatoes fails to recognize is the blatant disregard for the cultural influence of Jazz and the origin of Jazz being in black communities. Having a white man in Hollywood in a primarily white cast takes it upon himself to save Jazz is culturally blind. The storyline, romance, script, and love for the soul of Jazz have little to change. The cast, however, should have been changed to be more racially aware. The majority of the film seemed to be very racially tone-deaf. There is not an issue with the fact that a white man has a love for Jazz, but rather through the storyline the character Sebastian Wexham played by Ryan Gosling comes from a place of ownership when speaking about his claims to Jazz. Jazz originated in New Orleans in the early 20th century coming from the traditions of Africa. If it were to be a dying culture then the one to save the culture of Jazz should be someone from the culture. This is not to gatekeep Jazz, but rather to pay the respect to Jazz that it deserves. This could have been fixed through the original casting of the character Sebastian Wexham or by changing the character’s personal vendetta with needing to save Jazz. The latter however would innately change the story. Therefore, recasting is at hand. Sorry Ryan Gosling, but you’re cut. By casting more racially aware automatically the film would bring respect to the culture that is efficiently lacking. As well as in the change of casting the film would have given opportunities for African American actors that for many years have been repressed from being leading men in women.

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As a netflik freak like I am, I seem to watch the same shows over and over again. One just so happens to be One Tree Hill. I think I've seen it a total of 6 times, all 9 seasons and i tend to fall in love with it more every time. However when I watch the same thing gets me every time. The character Peyton and Lucas are main characters and huge parts of the show the first five seasons. The two are lovers on and off throughout high school, move apart from each other, get engaged twice, and finally end up getting married. At the end of the fifth season it is all about Peyton and Lucas and there soon to be baby girl, Sawyer. It showed the struggles Peyton had to overcome to have the baby and the caring father that Lucas was going to be. But when season five ended so did Peyton and Lucas. The two were never seen in the show again nor was there new baby that we only got to see be born.

If this show were to be remade, I would want Lucas and Peyton to be in it till the end. How they raise there child and what happens to Peyton's cancer. I would want to see the relationship between Sawyer and her cousin James who is also a main character for most of the second half of the show. This show is filled with tragedies but ended with good things. So to see something bad happen to Sawyer and the way they come back from it as new parents. Peyton and Lucas are always the one having tragic things happen in there life but to see them act upon those situations as parents would make for a great ending to a great nine seasons.
Million Dollar Baby

Million Dollar Baby is such an amazing boxing film with an outstanding female lead. The film was created in 2004. Staring Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, and Hillary Swank.This film is one of my absolute favorites. The plot of the film was very interesting, it constantly had your attention. I really wouldn't change anything in this film except the ending. The moving is about a 30 year old woman who wants to begin her boxing journey and wants to be coached by one of gym best coaches in the gym. She's denied by the coach because he says that he doesn't coach girls. She was very persistent and he finally gave in and began to coach her. She was constantly practicing and training. He finally let her enter her first fight and she won. She entered more fights and eventually became undefeated. The last fight she fought in was a title fight and she was in the position to win but her opponent did an illegal hit after the bell had rung and she fell and ended up in the hospital and ended up losing the fight. She then wakes up paralyzed in the hospital. Her coach finds to she’s paralyzed from the neck down and he tries everything in his power to find a doctor that can fix her but it is impossible but he doesn’t want to believe that she’s going to be in a bed for the rest of her life. She then begins to loose limbs because the lack of blood circulation through her body. She then asks her coach to help kill her because she doesn’t want to live like that. He first refuses and goes home, he then get’s a call from the hospital that she had bitten her tongue and nearly bled to death. But they were able to revive her. He then knew that she was in pain and no longer wanted to live so he went a head and injected her with a medicine that would help her pass peacefully and the movie ends. Although I love this movie, I hate it at the same time. If I could fix the ending I would have her win the title fight and showed the consequences of her opponent. She still would have ended up in the hospital being paralyzed but her coach prayed and prayed and a miracle occurred that allowed her to relearn how to do everything and continue her journey of fighting. I’m a sucker for happy endings, so this film would’ve definitely been a happy ending.

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Alita: Battle Angel

*Alita: Battle Angel* is a cyberpunk film based on an old manga series that was great conceptually but was held back by many problems, the biggest of which is the fact that the movie ends abruptly before Alita can actually confront the main villain of the film. This could be blamed on the filmmakers wanting to create a sequel for the movie in hopes of making a larger profit, but introducing a villain and cutting the film before the final confrontation is poor movie planning. Though it could be said that the film should just have another act to round out the story, if the filmmakers really wanted a sequel, they could have simply not had the big villain mentioned anywhere in the story in the first place. They could have had another villain that was down the chain of command of the evil organization be the villain of the movie, and then imply that there was a bigger threat looming in the shadows, and therefore setting the plot for the next film. They seem to have attempted this with the character "Vector", yet he did not feel like the main antagonist throughout the film like he was intended to be. Therefore, another fix could be to make Vector a true force to be reckoned with and make him have a proper fight or have a larger role in the overall conflict within the film. As it stands, Vector never feels like a villain because we know throughout the film that he is subservient to someone else, reinforcing the idea that the boss behind the evil organization in the film should have never been revealed until the final act. Therefore, the film *Alita: Battle Angel* would be vastly improved if the character Vector was made out to be a larger threat, or if the main villain behind it all was not revealed until the end of the film.
I am Legend Storyline Change

I am Legend is a movie following a man named Robert Neville and his dog Sam in this post-apocalyptic world. A virus that was changed to cure cancer patients turned them into these infected almost zombie like people. They are bald, have the normal speed of humans, burn in the sunlight, and act aggressively towards anyone they see. They are called the infected and they seem to have some sort of intellect ability since Robert Neville seems to anger their leader. Robert Neville is a scientist looking for the cure by experimenting on rats and infected humans in his lab located in his basement. The only friend he has is his German Shepard, Samantha (Sam), who he got as a puppy right before the infections began to spread. The story line I would change is the death of Sam. Robert Neville ends up trapped as he hangs from a rope. He regains consciousness after passing out but is badly bleeding. He sees that below him Sam is waiting patiently. Around sunset Robert neville manages to cut himself loose but hurts his leg as he lands on his knife when he falls to the ground. He begins to crawI back to a car when suddenly the infected leader human releases a pack of infected dogs. They are not able to reach Neville and Sam immediately since there is some sunlight dividing them. Within seconds the sunlight disappears allowing the infected dogs to attack Sam. Neville calls for Sam but she bravely defends him against the infected dogs. Neville picks up Sam who has been bitten and drives back home. He notices that her hair begins to fall off and she rabidly tries to bite him. He injects her with an experimental vaccine to try to cure her but it does not work. He then kills her by strangling her. Sam should have had a better ending. She could have been bitten and infected but then when Neville injects her with the vaccine it could have worked since it previously worked with a mouse subject. Sam could have been the starting point for the cure. Sam should have lived until the end and reached the sanctuary city.