Ryan Jay
Film critic Ryan Jay reviews new movies Steve Jobs, The Last Witch Hunter, Jem and the Holograms
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Film critic Ryan Jay reviews new movies Steve Jobs, The Last Witch Hunter, Jem and the Holograms
http://RyanJayReviews.com
Like on Facebook: Ryan Jay Reviews
Twitter: @RyanJayReviews
Ryan Jay said that he had never watched it all when he was younger, so you're right, and I agree. ๐
He did say that he wouldn't tell his friends in their 30's and 40's to go and see it, but they might have heard of Jem, Ryan. And if they had heard of her and enjoyed watching her back in the 80's and 90's, then the Jem related movie might be somewhat relevant to them.
I'm 35 and I heard of Jem back in 1985 when I was 3, and I am an English guy, so I believe his friends who are American and maybe Canadian(?), may have heard of Jem too.
However, because of the trailers being criticised and nearly 90-odd per cent of people on YouTube and off YouTube have given scathing video reviews and written reviews about the movie, they might not want to watch it, like me, who doesn't really want to see this either.
I only have the choice of watching it on DVD, however, as the UK screened Jem for one week in our cinemas, unlike the two week screening of Jem in the US. I didn't even know they were screening it in the UK, even in England, and in London, my area of England, especially. I never saw any trailers on television for it at all, which is a big shame as I may have gone and checked it out.
that guy is a terrible reviewer you know nothing about jem this was not jem