A Hardy

Too little of Wonder Woman in her entirety; as a 1970’s aspiring girl, this movie does not encapsulate the vibe of wanting to be the bad ass that WW was and is. The beginning of the movie was promising, then blah…. Too little of the WW energy, sass and famous outfit/ adventures. Understandably much more was trying to be established in this movie, however this compromised the basic original quality of what we loved ♥️ Sad

Condescending and medium to actually very dull, many shows like this are however, this one is next level egg suckingly painful. The second season/series much worse than the first; the over excitement, vanilla jokes, jumping up and down squeals, and over emphasised glances between them all, is so sickly sweet and nauseating. Each to their own for sure, but keep it to yourself please. Yes, no one is forced to watch it of course. I wanted to enjoy it, absolutely. I have no dislike towards all and everyone loving their passion and following their dream. Yet, there has to be a level of reality about it, as in a reality check with oneself: What do I have to offer here? Will this make an impact in someone’s life? How will it? Am I being too self indulgent?

Initial intrigue but that has faded quite quickly. Just a few scratch head moments… such as where do the females summon these bras from once on their islands, despite wearing wedding dresses that clearly are backless and not a bra in sight at the weddings? (AKA Jess) If it’s so imperative that an ‘extra item of clothing’ is so secretively provided’ on the island then why does is have to be a bra? I’m no prude but the theory of the show has to match the so called reality surely? A bra magically appears? Or does it wash up in the ‘Wonder-box-of -tricks?’ Or quite obviously it makes great TV for men? If they were just relying on basic rations daily then they would absolutely devour everything in sight at their dinner parties “couples cove” Quite often the food is left untouched (yeah yeah the flies are a pain in the $&$@ but still……) Yes, also as mentioned: it seems completely irresponsible to let them jump off of the boats OH&S into deep-ish water in wedding gowns-albeit in a controlled environment- it takes one moment of anxiety to change someone’s life and outlook forever. I wouldn’t want to be flapping around with fabric wrapped around my head regardless to how quickly I was promised to be rescued. However, if I was matched with Sam, I’d be more than happy to not make it to the sh$&-show!