Kenneth Alexander

the 200 million dollars that they used to make this forgettable film could instead be put into movies (of the same scale) that preferably don't have such horribly clichè storylines. the jokes were too plain, the action was average, the story was predictable and the acting very well supplemented the predictability. Disney is just throwing cash away at this point. movies like these seem like such a waste with their CGI and expensive sets to make movies like these? Personally I would put It into the Iron sequel they need to sorely make, or just about anything else that has a writer who is actually motivated to make a film that isn't just for the sake of making money for a corporation. the urge to leave was strong, not going to lie, but I feel better if I give the full movie a shot before I come to my final verdict, and damn this was boring. one last thing, who the hell thought it was a good idea to have Lily risk the worlds best chance for a better pharmaceutical future just to save a 400 year old rock that doesn't want to live in the first place? BrUh :)

It's one of those shows i wasn't so sure about starting out, but as I went on episode after episode it just kept getting better. I think it's safe to say the new seasons continually did better. I loved each character and their chemistry. All in all, it's simply a great show. the ending was perfect.