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First, just because a movie franchise influences an entire world does not mean the films are any good. When I saw "Return of the Jedi" on May 25, 1983, I learned that, and I wasn't yet at university! Next, don't place so much stock on what the Academy thinks. Their nominees are often...

@nolovelost92 Oi! You don't give away a spoiler like that! He played Inspector Jim Keats in AtA.

You nailed it. Again. You're thorough and simply brilliant. Again.

My friend observed that series 6 has focused so much on the core characters that the guest characters are becoming interchangeable. In series 5, we got emotionally invested with side characters in the best episodes. Not so here, ...

The movie had a flatness to it, I agree, and the last act was meh. BUT I disagreed with your assessments in the review on casting and other elements. The good news: I got my girlfriend to watch this review, and while she completely disagreed with you, she thought your review was excellent. Well r...

A good impression takes SO much practice. Amazing work.

That wasn't just a review. That was a love letter to everyone who has followed your reviews since you started. Remember that *thing* you wanted to put in your reviews that was eluding you? You found it.

This is why I like your reviews. You nail them, and you balance your comments across all the standout elements that make the movie: directing, characterization, production, casting, soundtrack, cinematography, what have you. And I love the honesty and accessibility of your reviews. Another winner.

This review is why I believe you can review *anything* better than 99% of the people out there. Your opening on reality television shows is superb.

Your reviews are not about making a difference to whether people see a film, in 3D or 2D. They are about a sincere, intelligent, heartfelt expression that fosters trust in your opinion. I treat your reviews as a way to gauge my own responses to the entertainment. Also, really, you need to watch y...

@MrTARDISreviews OOOOoo! I would appreciate you backing up *that* opinion someday. An analysis of BB like you give to DW would be worth watching. Saying something is overrated, like saying this movie is not great but not bad is frustrating because it's almost fence sitting. It makes me wonder wha...

That is what I call suffering for one's art.

What's amusing is that the one point I vehemently disagree with you on is about the kid's acting. I hate to tell you this, but my son behaved exactly like that at that age. Arguing for a low tech way to tell that piece of the story was, for me, unfair if the writer wanted that innocent image of t...

Yet another spot-on review. I sometimes wonder what motivates me more in watching these videos: the sheer entertainment value, or seeing what you caught in your review that I didn't.

A glimpse of my second cousin's talent. The real story no one will see is how hard his father worked to help him find a voice with his *own* excellent rapping. You are seeing a father's love for his son AND his art here --- not just Da Future's superb talent.

Your reviews are worth waiting for, and worth watching in whatever form. Get your grades up. Go forward, Will. We love you. We really do.

Seeing Sarah and K9 go off into the park was a bit painful to watch. Well done. Very apt.

The review was fair, and I agree with it. You could have been more biased considering the timing, but you weren't. Thank you for caring about your craft.

I met her in July 1983 along with Jon Pertwee. She was so beautiful and approachable and sweet. Yes, in 1983, she was also *gorgeous*. But when I heard of her death, I just stopped and sobbed. She was special, and precious, and so young.

I think the day Tom Baker passes, I will feel equally upse...

I thought you nailed many of my nitpicks with this episode. The SW music during the Viking funeral scene reminded me it was *you* reviewing and not just anyone.

Writers are often faced with the headache of catching potentially new audience members up with recaps and dialogue between characters ...

I met Nick Courtney in 1985. I was in line at the hotel's restaurant and he was there with John Levene and Tony Ainley. This man was nothing like the Brigadier, except for his likability and charisma. Nick Courtney was kind, interested, warm, and genuinely present and happy to be in the presence ...

Amazing. I have read the comments from people who disagreed with your review, and I shake my head.

People: Will hated it. Get over it. He has a right to his opinion, and he did what he could to make his presentation as entertaining as he could given how repellent he found the show. He didn't ma...

You must have gone back in time to nail that so solidly. We were really chuffed when we got news that the show was on hiatus. In America, it wasn't as bad, but we saw the show was in trouble. Some of us wanted Michael Grade skinned, while a lot of us understood why it happened in the first place....

"I'm looking at you, Armand White!"

This, and the critical thinking of the review, are two sides of what make you a favorite of mine. The ironic humor and the logic in this review are hand in hand with respect and a maturity that many on the Internet can learn from. Good on you, once again.