Bobby Smith

Despite the critics you’ll see in the in reviews and the low rotten tomatoes score, in all honesty this movie was spectacular. Everything from the CGI, to the story line, to Ewan Mcgregor’s heart wrenching dialogue, really enhanced the viewing experience. The fight scene between him and Darth Vader at the end of the season, resolved not only the physical conflict of the series, but additionally, it concluded the emotional turmoil that’s ravaged so many aspects of Obi-Wan’s life. While I do think King Arthur slaying the Bewilder Beast in Season 5 Episode 54 was a bit unpredictable, it did successfully tie up loose ends, especially with the overbearing character arc Katniss Everdeen and Johnny Appleseed shared. Moreover, whilst many may acclaim that the storyline was nonsensical (with time travel being such a prominent aspect of the series), I personally think that it was easy to follow, if you focused in on the plot developments surrounding Dr. Mario. Most notable of these events are as listed: 1. Dr. Mario Breaking Bowser’s back. 2. Dr. Mario prescribing cocaine to Toad after his 3rd wife’s divorce 3. Dr. Mario consuming Planet 9 in a last ditch effort to save the multiverse. Essentially, this was perhaps one of the greatest and most straightforward television programs I have ever had the pleasure of watching, in all honesty I cannot express my love for the cast, and all 53 versions of Batman that appeared in the Christmas special. (Seriously that screenplay was brilliant!) I guess you could say, that for you true fans…….. ITS MORBIN TIME ;)