You think you're the only superhero in the world? Mr. Stark you've become part of a bigger universe you just don't know it yet.

The absolute masterpiece that is Game of Thrones is the most exciting, well-done, and dramatic series ever in my opinion. The characters, plot, and world they exist in are a well oiled machine. Your favorite character could die in the next episode without warning, and that's what makes it so great. The plot twists and turns in no predictable fashion, but completely makes sense looking back. Excellent cast, characters, and story.

One of the funniest movies to ever exist, you cannot go a year without watching it during the holidays. Just genuine comedy the whole time, with amazing actors making it work, it's a Christmas tradition.

This TV show is gold. Born of 'Top Gear', Grand Tour carries on all the best bits, but with a larger budget. Hammond, Clarkson, and May are the funniest trio, and they're genuinely like that. It's these three real guys doing crazy stuff and occasionally talking about cars on their car show. Absolutely hilarious. Absolutely ridiculous.

Really stunning action sequences that don't get boring, high intensity dogfighting done right had me on the edge of my seat. Fantastic in a ScreenX theater, makes you feel like you're in the cockpit.

Incredible storytelling and acting in season 1. Cannot wait for more. Balanced and exciting, this series has a lot of class and an elegance to it that Thrones didn't--not to say that Thrones didn't have it's own advantages. The focus on the family dynamic is super interesting and a different take on the world.

The tonal shifts from Jurassic Park, to Jurassic world, is a great launchpad for opening doors to new possibility. The first Jurassic world was great, but this one, this one is fantastic. An incredible film lightyears in front of the first Jurassic Park, but still level headed, and focused on story. The horror element of the indoraptor is great. Fantastic.

An incredible movie. Classic. The plot isn't incredible, the characters are ordinary, the dinosaurs are only on screen for 20% of the movie, but you're hooked. Those things are actually what makes it so good, and the story so simple to tell. Lots of suspense and awe, you share a perspective with these relatable characters and experience Jurassic Park with them.

A great dystopian setup, these movies are really entertaining. They don't lead the pack in any specific ways, but they're enjoyable and you buy into them quite nicely.

Excellent excellent excellent. A classic show with a lots of seasons for good reason. Avoids so many of the crime investigation cliches with a good team dynamic and well rounded characters.

Doesn't get weighed down by the same nonsense that binds other shows. Addicting and fun, while being able to be serious and stay emotionally grounded.

Super riveting, occasionally gross, but all around excellent writing and characters. Captivating  show that will keep you on your seat and make you want to binge. Just maybe don't eat while watching.

Robin Williams was made for the role, its a very very funny movie with some more serious themes, which exactly matches the situation he's in. Brilliantly done, everyone should watch it at least once.

Kind of inspirational in a greedy sort of way. Obviously it's an exaggerated true story, but it is written, organized and shot in a very clever way. Entertaining and intriguing, kept me on the edge of my seat. 

Untouchable as far as sitcoms go. The friend group we all admired, the show is witty, fun, and heartwarming.

Edge of the seat addictive. One of Chris Pratt's best performances, and extremely extremely well produced. Completely dodging the stereotypical/cheesy lines and moments that this genre often has, the show feels very real and you feel the things you're supposed to. It's a (sometimes dark) thriller, completely captivating over 8 episodes.

A true story that shines a light in a very dark place. A necessary rather than enjoyable film.

James Spader reigns supreme, favorite actor. This is his character for sure. It's a semi-cheesy show, and it's somewhat predictable, but it is great. You want to watch more, and that tells you all about it. Raymond Reddington is one of the most interesting TV characters I've seen.

Great twist on storytelling, you watch this show in any order, with the White episode as the finale. Great series. Hate Bob.

My order was: Yellow Pink Red Violet Blue Orange Green then White

A beautiful film, and great story, the twist of the murder on the orient express can only be enjoyed once. A very good movie, with excellent actors and characters, done well.

A thrilling film, it balances itself much much better than competitors in it's genre. Frightening, fun, realistic. In my opinion, this is what a good horror movie is made of, it keeps it's head about it and doesn't go overboard. Keeps you on the edge of your seat with realistic, exciting, very human, twists. Great cast and cinematography as well. Does space correctly and well.

This is what a horror movie should look like. No nuns or dolls or clowns, in fact, the enemy doesn't matter at all. The real antagonist being noise itself is really interesting and super fun to watch. A film could be very boring with no dialogue, and yet, they hit the mark.

Honestly, this movie makes the list because it is gorgeous. Based on a video game, the scenes have an element of hightened reality that make it prettier than other adventure movies, and the way they shot it is magnificent. An enjoyable story for sure, but the cinematics set it apart.

This was always my favorite type of movie growing up, for good reason. It's clever, cunning, exciting, fun, and has a ton of confidence in itself. It's predictably unpredictable in it's plot, but very entertaining.

Amazing amazing movies. They capture the awe of young and old audiences, the stories are told and illustrated in the best way they couldv'e been. Heartwarming characters and tales that we can all relate to in one way or another.

Disney movies are great, especially this older generation of them, and Lion King is the best of them. Lots of layers, gorgeous, funny, friendly, and good morals.

Both versions of it are fantastic.

Rating coming soon.

A wild pace change- from the disaster movies that were the original three, to the action movie that this is, Jurassic World is a good, at times cheesy, addition to the franchise. 

A god given show, obviously on the list. Everyone knows the office and for good reason. Great slapstick humor on steroids over many seasons. Excellent cast, and actually quite good story as well, however subtle.

Dark and twisted, it's impressive how much this series allows you to sympathize with "the bad guy". On the edge of your seat, you'll be needing reminders of the difference between right and wrong.

Classic. All versions(besides live-action) are good, 'Hanna Barbara' is best. 

Different and good. Believeable pandemic creates zombies that don't even show in some episodes. A narrative with a moral conflict that'll leave you struggling to figure out right from wrong after the last episode.

Really great movie with a lot of style and a lot of laughs. Good villain and story, a newer animated film that I'd actually want my kids to see.

Really gorgeous films, the stories are predictable, but that almost saves room for taking in the breathtaking scope and imagination of the movies. Excellent cinematography and an almost entirely digital enviroment; incredible work.

Another great dystopian setup, The Maze runner movies are cheesy and written like you'd expect, but the concept is very intriguing and the movies are fun and entertaining. Its weakness is in its characters and dialogue, its strength in its concept and setting, which is a wild combo to make this list.

Similar to Marvel in the massive universe it creates, but less extreme. The Harry Potter movies are cheesy at times, but they've got great lore and a great story. It's easy to be a fan.

Making the list for its visuals, Life of Pi is a stunning movie, somehow keeping your attention the whole way through despite taking place soley on a life raft. A lesson in hope, everyone should watch it at least once.

Bennedict Cumberbatch plays Sherlock Holmes brilliantly. The series itself is mighty, and so so so much fun to watch. Very interesting, very thought out. The continuing story of moriarty and others throughout the episodes almost is its weakness, where the individual story in each episode is its strength.

Fun murder mystery you can watch once. Inventive cinematography and style with a cast that matches the characters.

A cast wasted on a plot I could've done a better job stringing together. Reminding me of the GOT finale, there's a lot of good, a lot of fan service, and a lot of tie-up of loose ends, rolled up into what is ultimately a bad movie. The plot and organization is actually garbage, but despite it's critical flaws, it earns it's spot on this list solely from it's humor, nostalgia, and how excellent the cast did with the script they were given, specifically Malcolm.

Kevin Spacey is always great, and this movie is an exciting one. Despite being fairly unrealistic, there's an element to it that everyone daydreams about, and it's still a great watch. Fun movie, good cast, and good story.

Rating coming soon.

Rating coming soon.

Rating coming soon.