Earl Lipphardt

Mature enough for adults but definitely made for kids.

Of all the Sonyverse movies, this was definitely one of the better ones. Better than Venom 3 and way beyond Madame Web. Actually wouldn't mind seeing how this story continues.

Feel good family comedy, light on action and a little too heavy on dialog. Looks like it wanted to be the middle movie in a trilogy that probably won't happen, so it was written to provide a level of closure too.

First two episodes were great. Obviously a lot of MCU fans will be watching, but it provided enough catchup backstory for newbies to firmly join in by the end of the first episode. Episode 2 gets things moving, setting up the rest of the season. Great start.

There is a word to describe movies like Madame Web- BAD.

If you don't like this movie, we can't be friends.

Makes you wonder why we need a live-action X-Men. Superb show, picks up where the old series left off but brings in modern themes and issues. Great nods to 1997 with subtle dialogue cues and lack of modern necessities like cell phones.

Ok, it is an exploration of a man's perception of his relationship and himself, with a one dimension pregnant wife who doesn't do much other than serve as his motivation to look at himself. And he does this by imagining a giant spider. The part that bugged me the most is why would he be out there? If anything like this were realistic they'd send a robot.

Great show but lacks the "gotta see the next episode" feel. Could have easily made season 1 into 2 seasons, or one much longer season, and fleshed it out more.

The movie was interesting and has some entertainment value but the ending absolutely ruins it. But first, why does so much of the CGI- especially the people who are supposed to be realistic- look like a bad port of Injustice characters? It is absolutely laughable. It goes beyond pulling you out of the movie. It is like suddenly you are watching a low resolution CGI cutscene from several generations ago. The music is a bizarre mix of orchestra and rock. It can get very jarring. Supergirl was almost an interesting character. Give her 10 more minutes of quality dialog to flesh her out more and she'd be really cool. The final Batman scene makes no sense; it is a needless cliffhanger sort of ending that will never be resolved. Plus, this was supposed to disrupt and restart the DCU- at least that is what it was billed as doing- and that doesn't remotely happen.