Timothy Harvey Jr.

Show was amazing in it's first series. Good in it's second. Decent in it's third. Bad in it's fourth and garbage in it's fifth. The show needs to go back to how it used to be instead of constantly changing because that clearly doesn't work. There used to be amazing art styles and empathetic characters. We don't have that anymore and it's upsetting that we don't.

The writing and story is terrible and the acting can be extremely off at points. There are too many plot holes. But aside from the essentials of a good movie it is very entertaining. It had funny moments like the elevator one but had very poorly written ones that made it seem like Sony didn't really care if it was successful or not. Like the turd in the wind or the ET moment. Both were soooo cringeworthy. I would recommend it to someone but not to someone who likes good movies

This movie captured what it's like to be Spider-Man better than any other Spider-Man movie. The consequences and hardships Spider-Man has to face. Miles has to live up to a mold set by the other spider-people he encounters and suffers through tragedy. He becomes his own person instead of who he is supposed to be and proves that just because you see Spider-Man one way doesn't mean someone else can't fill those shoes in a new and unique way. It's an amazing coming of age story and I can't express how well the writing and animation is. 11/10. It's stunning and I can't wait for the sequel.

The show should just give up by this point. As the seasons went on the show got worse and worse. Season 4 was insufferable so much so that I stopped watching entirely. This was one of the few shows I was capable of binge watching and for a show to put someone put of it so easily deserves an award in itself. Season 1 and 2 were great. They showed the consequences of being flash perfectly. But season 3 was sort of off-putting after flashpoint. Season 4s villain had so much potential and was wasted because the writers weren't used to working with non speedsters as the big bad and I don't even know if watching the rest of season 4 is worth it to see season 5

I'm torn. Because this is my favorite TV show but it just lost it's core as it went on. I loved the saving people hunting things driving around the country with lots of fillers formula it had on the earlier seasons. But as the show went on it got ruined by CW melodrama and the men of letters bunker. The storyline was neat and interesting but ever since the leviathan's the show seems super impractical. One thing I used to love is that the show could actually make you think there is a possibility of these events happening but the mood shifted to a much more lighter tone that doesn't really seem to cooperate with what the show is supposed to be unless it's a goofy episode. I wish the show would go back to it's roots. John, Sam, and Dean dying the first 5 seasons was way more emotional but now that the show has done everything it's hard to feel anything for the characters when they experience something like that. Season 11 and 13 were great but other seasons after season 5 only had a select few really good episodes.

The show is too repetitive. The villains have unoriginal origin stories and hawkmoth is such a bland villain. Why did it take three seasons for hawkmoth to foil a genuinely good plan? It's not all bad but it isn't really a tv show I think is worthy of entire seasons. There isn't really a storyline. No events in previous episodes ever directly affect another one unless it's a two parter or simply a mention. I know it isn't a show that takes itself seriously, which is a good thing but I think it should at least try and not retire things that have already happened. There aren't really any lessons to be learned except for don't bully which ALSO gets repeated every episode and some stuff just makes no sense. The concept is cool but the execution could use some handy work