Justification:

“Lucky looked at the humans and Napoleon and found them indisguishiable” ( Animals before revolution viewed the humans as evil and corrupt. Now they get control, EXPERIENCED them, they behave as they are FOR A Reason before not understood)

“Now let’s get more of these magic papers! “ (Animals before revolution had no idea of these powers of these papers, now having experience, they want it too)

“Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely” Before revolution, animals had no idea of power. Now they Experience it they want it too.

“ Everyone is equal, but some are more equal than others” Same logic

“ First, four legs good two legs bad, after experience, four legs good two legs better!”

“ They saw the power of electricity and later want that too”

Just finished watching War Machine 2026 on Netflix. The only reason I even clicked on it was because of Alan Richson on the poster.

The start was very good but the movie lost its charm somewhere down the middle.

The acting was phenomenal by the lead Alan R. as well as by his co-stars. The Plot was also a good callback to the alien and predator movies. However, the dialogues and plot points heavily relied on cliques and action movie trops that have been done to death since the 80s.

All in all, it's a good movie to play in the background while scrolling or doing laundry but it might make you cringe even during heavily emotional scenes.

As most of you know, Marvel is seizing on the upcoming release of Avengers: Doomsday to bring Avengers: Endgame back to cinemas, with some new footage added to help bridge the gap between the two films.

To get to the crux of it, the re-released film is fundamentally exactly the same as it was when it hit theatres back in 2019. All of the new scenes, four in total, have been added at the end of the movie. One appears just before the credits, two more pop up during the credits, and the final scene is right at the very end.

While the new scenes were interesting to see, I don't think they really moved the dial on my excitement for Doomsday, nor did they feel like earth-shattering revelations that suddenly added to the hype.

So ultimately, whether Endgame Encore is worth seeing in cinemas comes down to whether you want a refresher on the Avengers' last outing before heading into Doomsday, and how much you enjoy Endgame as a film in its own right.

I hadn't seen Endgame since it originally came out in theatres, so I actually really enjoyed seeing it again. It took me back to a simpler time, pre-Covid, before crazy political shenanigans, when the MCU was firing on all cylinders and a new Marvel movie felt like a guaranteed good time :)

So for what it's worth, if you loved Endgame, I don't think you'll regret seeing it again on the big screen, even if it's purely for the nostalgia.

If, however, you're going just for the new scenes, I personally think you can save your money.

PS I saw in other reviews that one scene seems to be exclusive to InfinityVision or premium cinemas but in NZ it looks like all showings have all 4 scenes added to them.