Mike Jones

The plot and storytelling are...not great. Imagine my surprise when I found out Disney was responsible, again. Disney has done to television and movies what Fox did to news.

Just so awful. It's like a high school project and all the voices sound super pieced together. It is disappointing to see people try to endlessly monopolize on a success, even at the cost of reputational harm to their original success, and themselves.

Genuinely one of the worst movies I have seen in a looong time. It's so bad, they knew what they were doing, how bad it was and how it would bebreceived, yet they did it anyways. What a disappointment and perhaps a death sentence for the franchise.

The most shallow people on Earth go on and watch this trash.

In a world of A.I. driven reviews, I'm very skeptical of this movie's reviews. Like virtually all horror movies, people's reactions were highly unrealistic and improbable to drive an improbable plot, rather than say, use creative writing. Really bad movie.

Hawes spent decades spreading disinformation and preying on people's fears. Now he has the audacity to be upset as people spread supernatural conspiracies over his co-worker's death, perpetuating the exact kind of nonsense he got them all hooked on. Hypocrite be thy name; I see a future for you in the Orange Clown Dictator's sycophantic court for delusional people with persecution complexes.

It's decent, but like all Star Trek series, ironically excluding Lower Decks, it is plagued by just the laziest writing at times...or entire episodes. Lowered my review by a star for that musical episode, which is quite literally the worst thing Star Trek that has ever existed. The writing can be so absolutely lazy. STOP BEING DISNEY AND JEOPARDY AND RUINING YOUR BRAND BY TRYING TO PANDER TO EVERYONE.

I couldn't even get past the scene where the principal is bribed for some ridiculous reason, quickly followed by a little girl wanting to become an assassin, quickly followed by her uncle shooting his gun and possibly killing multiple people just to have a "teachable moment" with his niece, while they somehow then turn invincible, or so I assume since no one pays attention to him after he unloads a clip in public outside of a frigging school across from busy shops and he just chills and talks to his niece You could not find a lazier script.

Getting very sick of endless shitty sequels and rehashes of old movies. You couldn't pay me to watch this crap.

Three years for a second season. 3 fucking years.