Ryan Reviews

Hello everyone, welcome back to the audio versions of my YouTube channel! Today I discuss the new Zack Snyder Justice League, and how it's not as great as everyone says it. I get into the good, the bad, and the spoiler-free of this movie, dissecting the film as a first-time viewer of either Justice League movie. If you want to find more film and tv analysis, head over to my YouTube channel if you would like to see my videos as soon as they drop.

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Trigger Warning: This talks about self-harm, abuse, and body dysphoric disorder.

Hello everyone, welcome back to the audio versions of my YouTube channel! Today I discuss the new Netflix show, 'Ginny and Georgia', and how it presents itself as a woke show, instead of focusing on creating a show that deals with and discusses important topics. Breaking down the characters and the 'woke' elements of the show, we see how this show could use a little work in representing some important issues. If you want to find more film and tv analysis, head over to my YouTube channel if you would like to see my videos as soon as they drop. 

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If you are dealing with self-harm contact: https://www.crisistextline.org/topics...

If you are dealing with abuse contact: https://www.thehotline.org/

If you are dealing with BDD contact: https://bddfoundation.org/

Hey everyone, I've been working hard on my YouTube channel, and I am now starting to post the audio versions here. I will be posting the audio versions here a week after the video drops on my YouTube channel, so head over to my YouTube channel if you would like to see my videos as soon as they drop. Three videos are already up on that channel, and I shall be posting the audio versions for both very soon!!

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Ryan takes a look at the second season Bonding, created by Rightor Doyle, where after eight months it follows Tiff, a dominatrix, and Pete, her best friend from high school turned dom assistant, as they get back into the good graces of the dom world after being shunned by the dungeons and dragged on social media. Ryan talks about his love of how the show more nuanced navigation the dom world, the explorations of the side characters, and the show really took the critiques of the show to heart to make a masterful second season.

In two weeks, Ryan will be dropping his top ten Netflix show recommendation list, so stay tuned!

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Pete, her best friend from high school turned dom assistant, as they navigate the dominatrix world together. Ryan talks about his love for each of the endings of the episodes, his intrigue of the don world, and how the show pushes a sex-positive narrative.

Next week we will be reviewing Bonding S2 on Netflix!

Ryan takes a look at Crashing, a comedy (possibly satire) of 6 twenty-somethings living in an abandoned hospital to save on rent, each with their own goals. Ryan talks about the hilariously comedic moments, breakfast down some characters he doesn’t like, and wonders if this show is considered a satire.

Next week we will be reviewing Bonding S1 on Netflix!

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Ryan takes a look at Mismatched, Created by Gazal Dhaliwal, is a coming-of-age romantic drama following Rishi, a boy who is set on marrying Dimple and decides to follow her to a coding camp to meet and date her. Ryan talks about the deconstruction of American tropes, the great visualization of the show, and the twist he didn't see coming. 

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Ryan takes a look at Home for Christmas season 2, continuing to follows Johanne, fresh off from breaking up with Henrik the doctor, Johanne tries to have a nice Christmas while running into her past relationship. Ryan talks about the mirroring of season one, how the characters have changed and grown from season 1, and who his favorite characters are, and his hopes for them in future seasons.

Next week we will be reviewing Mismatched on Netflix!

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Ryan takes a look at Three days of Christmas, created by Pau Freixas, which follows Four sisters, Adela, Valentina, Ester, and maria as they celebrate Christmas in their family home at 3 different times in their lives: teen-hood, adulthood, and elderly age. Ryan talks about his favorite characters, how he was surprised how intricate the story was, and his satisfaction of amazing setups and payoffs.

In this episode, Ryan takes a look at Home for Christmas, a Christmas romantic comedy created by Per-Olav Sørensen. It follows 30 something doctor, Johanne, who has hated Christmas as she has never brought home a boyfriend for Christmas dinner. Ryan talks about the intricate plot, his love for the fact he had no idea where the show was going, and some possible season 2 theories for who Johanne's boyfriend might be.