Billy1999

Hello, everyone. I'm doing a review on the series finale of the DuckTales reboot series. Yes, it's kinda sad to see DuckTales ended with three seasons. But, i think that we should move on, folks. So anyway, the series finale was... holy cow! Just... wow! This series finale add big shocking secrets. But, i'm not gonna spoiler the finale for you folks. So, the episode is on rerun. So, turn you TV and watch the series finale for the yourself and see the experience of a lifetime. The three-part finale start with Webby having a birthday party at Funso' Funzone where the McDuck Family uncover F.O.W.L.'s secret base under Funso' Funzone where they soon discover two young duck girls who name are those that you peoples must remember of being nieces for a certain someone... If you know of what i know, boys and girls, whom both of them happens to has strange connection with Webby. After that, the two girls... oh, what the heck am i doing? I'm can't do this, the finale is big and shocking...

Holy cow, you guys! I just watch t he recent first episode of the new Power Rangers season, Power Rangers Dino Fury, an adaptation version of Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger, a Sentai season that i never watch when it first came out, go ahead folks, judge me! But, let's not talk about that and let's talk about the review. Also, you might kill me if i'm gonna spoiler the episode for you.. like... a LOT! So, please that you peoples would kindly forgive me or possibly planning on hunting me down so you can either kill or torture me in the worst way as possible... But, like i say, let's start the review. The episode start with Amelia Jones, our Pink Ranger and the first Pink Power Ranger in the Hasbro Era, is doing a report on Dinohenge where she met up with Ollie Akana, our Blue Ranger, as the two soon find themselves encountering an evil knight named Void Knight, an adaptation version of Gaisoulg, who seek to use the Sporix, which are smile-like things that make the monsters of the

Hello, folks. Today i'm doing a review on the 1933 science fiction horror film, the Invisible Man, based on the novel by H. G. Wells, which was published on 1897. Really? Holy cow! That's maybe be like one of the most oldest novel ever in history. So anyway, me and my family got it, along with other Universal Monsters movies on last year's Christmas where i also watched the Creature of the Black Lagoon, which i'm toally somehow forgot to be a review on it or put on the I've Watch [Blank] Film meme/template. Heck, it was my first of ever seeing this film. I'm know, i never see any of the other Universal Monsters movies, except for the Monster Squad, cause, i remember watching the film as a young child, folks. The film start out with an struggling scientist named Dr. Jack Griffin, played by Claude Rains, who begins experimenting on a dangerous drug called monocane, which he hope that his work would make him rich and famous and a worthwhile husband for Flora, the daughter of Dr.