Disclosure Day is all about truth and what it means to be human.

Star Wars has been on a journey for decades: prequels, requels, tv shows and updated versions of the older films...Han shot first. I was never overly obessed with this franchise. I always did enjoy them for what they were. Fun space adventures of good versus evil. Rebels versus Empire. Hope versus facism. Okay, little more complex if you get too deep into them. Overall, its the hero's journey. We got the originals and a little over a decade later, the prequels. Another decade

This movie was a bit of a mixed bag. While it was somewhat enjoyable, it was just as dumb as I thought it would be. It was at times, a little too over the top. There were a few moments that were quite relatable.

"Come in close, because the more you think you see, the easier it'll be to fool you."

Despite the glaring plot holes, this is a great movie. It’s fun and it shows how challenging it is for Clark to be both Clark and Superman. Wanting to live his day to day as Clark with Lois, but having to run off and save the world from terrorists or get a cat out of a tree. He chooses to help. To do good. To make the world better.

It's a John Wick sequel. It's a summer popcorn movie. Absurd action sequences, but done way better than most movies.