Mr. R

While I understand that there are many people with low expectations (hence why Hollywood continues to churn out terrible shows and movies that are either sequels or remakes of a movie that actually was great), I write this review for those that actually have high expectations for shows. After 1 episode, it is clear there isn’t much here. Sure, this show will pass the time and, more than likely, is “better” than 3/4 of the filth out today. Though, the acting and accents were subpar and the storyline was simply meh. I wouldn’t recommend this show.

Poor casting, lazy dialogue, lack of a plot, confusing camera decisions (e.g., car chase scene and constantly having camera directed at bright lights), and too long of a movie. The director should not produce another Batman movie and all primary actors should be recast. As many people tend to have poor taste in movies and continue to watch and provide profit for unoriginal Hollywood thought (comic book turned movies, remakes of any important historical item, and sequels to originals that weren’t good in the first place), it is unsurprising that so many people enjoyed this terrible movie.