Mikayla Cooney

Even as of writing this review the fifteenth season isn't yet over, I have thoroughly enjoyed this show. I will miss it, though I do think that if it went on for longer, it would get stale, and I wouldn't want that for a show that has been incredible as this one. This show has everything one could ask for: horror, science-fiction, fantasy, mystery, comedy, drama, and incredible characters matched with an incredible cast. The relationships of the characters, especially the brothers, are the core of the show, and help it keep itself together. This is the absolute binge-worthy show to watch alone, with friends, family, or whomever. It has a dedicated fandom, an amazing cast in both talent and personality, and enough emotion to pull on your heartstrings right after you watch monsters explode. This show does have good messages: you choose your own destiny, family doesn't end in blood, the importance of family, love, the list goes on. Don't let the length of the show fool you; it's a fun ride, and I will never regret watching it.

For years I told people this is one of the best shows ever made, and I still stand by that. It's the most underrated show I've come across. It's grounded in reality despite stretching the limits and possibilities in science. It has amazing characters and incredible character develop. I'm usually not one for horror, but the way this show handles that along with keeping you intrigued in its overarching stories, its characters, and the mystery the surrounds it. Its series finale is a satisfying one, which is rare for shows, as many are stretched for longer than they should have been or cancelled before their time. However, this show wraps up on a bittersweet note that doesn't wrap everything up in a tight bow, but rather a loose one. They say "leave them wanting more" and this show does that without being another premature cancellation. You can tell that a lot of time and research went into the writing to make it believable and interesting, and I would recommend this show for anyone who enjoys science fiction and/or horror.

This show is probably one of the best out there. It never drops in quality, has amazing characters, incredible voice acting, and really great animation. Its action scenes are exciting and keep you engaged and on your feet, and the choreography in said scenes are thoughtful. The emotional scenes are also just as good, if not better. The show's third season makes up for the time lost after its premature cancellation, and I'm excited for a fourth. This show manages to balance complex themes are story arcs without being overcrowded. It's efficient and wastes no time. The first two seasons are probably able to be shown to kids, especially the first, but the third is more violent and bloodier, which I am not against, as this show does work better when targeted toward an older audience because of said complex themes. This show keeps things interesting, and I would recommend it to anyone.

While it isn't the best show in the world and doesn't compare to the original 2003 cartoon, I do enjoy this show, and would consider it good. Fans of the original 2003 cartoon such as myself would enjoy it more if they were to stop comparing the two. They are very different shows, and that's something we have to accept. This show is not perfect. It's dark in the literal sense, so you may want to turn up your brightness, and doesn't seem to know how to wrap up a story arc, due the season one finale being pushed into the next season only to be resolved rather quickly and the second season's being underwhelming, which sucks, due to it being Nightwing's live-action debut. Though that being said, the suit does look pretty cool. The characters are overall good characters, even if different from their comic book or cartoon counterparts. The actors are great, and fit well for their characters. The special effects aren't great by a long shot, but they are better than some people make them out to be. This show surprised me in the fact that it was something enjoyable to watch. If you go in expecting the 2003 cartoon, you will be disappointed. However, if you go in knowing it's its own thing, then you will be satisfied.

When my sister and I sat down to watch this show for the first time, we were both teenagers, so are expectations for what was meant for the 6-11 year old demographic weren't super high, and we were mainly just watching something to pass the time. However, it was apparent very soon that this wasn't your average kids' show, and we were blown away by the memorable characters with unique dynamics with each other as a team, as roommates, as friends, as a family, by the thoughtful story arcs, by the intriguing villain, by the perfect balance of comedy and drama, by the expressive animation, and just about anything you could think of. This is easily one of the best shows out there, and I'm saying this as someone who did not grow up with the show, so nostalgic blindness cannot be the explanation for this. The level of quality this show has to offer surpassed any bar I had set for this show. I would recommend it to anyone: kids, teens, and adults.

This movie was really fun to sit down and watch, and would recommend it to fans of either shows. However, despite enjoying myself, this movie does have flaws worth noting. The humor was hit-or-miss, and when it missed, was thoroughly cringe-worthy. The original Teen Titans' humor seemed more in-line with their Go counterparts. Speaking of the originals, their character designs and color palates were slightly off, though I do understand it's been 13 years since its cancellation, and it's likely different animators are working on this movie (haven't checked IMDb yet, so I don't know for sure). Their personalities were also a bit off, especially OG Robin. Maybe this was done intentionally, maybe to reflect how the TTG versions viewed the originals, but as a big fan of the OG cartoon, this was off-putting, and I would be lying if I said I liked this change even a little bit. I do understand this was ultimately a TTG movie, but the originals seemed closer to their Go incarnations than the characters they were in the original show. I've heard the rumors that if this movie does well, the original will get a sixth season. I hope this happens, though if they act like they did in this movie rather than the 2003 cartoon, I can't say I would enjoy it. As someone who can't stand TTG, I do not hate it, and the Go versions were tolerable in this movie. Criticism aside, this movie is fun, and I do recommend for both fanbases, though Go fans may enjoy it more, and OG fans may have some problems with this movie, likely the same ones I did. 7.5/10