john p

Hopeless. Go ahead Google, delete this as well

The Umbrella Academy is one of those shows that being with an interesting concept and then in slow motion deteriorates into an unbearable soap saga. The show progressively added insufferable characters, such as Lila Pitts (who incidentally takes the cake for the most sloppy acting), the annoying kid (Stan), Klaus (the gay psychic ghost communicator), among others. In fact, fast-forwarding 10 seconds every time these characters appear on the scene is a splendid way to get past the annoyance and miss nothing in the plot. The first season showed a lot of promise, with the time travel concept and when the writers ran out of ideas, they reset the plot in season 2 and tried to run with the same used ideas. By the 3rd season, shorn of new ideas, they set on a torturous labyrinth of annoying cliches, triggered characters, lies and backstabbings. Props to Number Five (Aidan), Luther (Tom Hopper), Pogo (the monkey), Hazel (Cameron), etc for at least trying, to save this sham of a show.

As someone else articulated correctly, “It should have been a 20-minute short film. Instead, it was a short film made into 2 hours, filling time with no substance. Horrible."

Halfway through, I was like, how inspiring (sarcasm). What are you going to do next loser? At least we know why the man in the suit hits him and the loser deserves it. What is more disgusting than a loser trying to win an argument with his ex-wife? His condescending argument about self-righteousness. Well, if you must watch this drawn-out charade do it for the music. All the stars that I gave are for the songs alone.

Sicario is an attempt in motion picture to impress up on the narrative that the drug cartel isn't black and white, where morality and ethics are shades of gray. Recommend without reservation.

This movie is absurd. One could say it's way ahead of time, but I call it nonsense.

i don't know, but this movie has got something worth it. its not the action or animation, but there is something good about john carter. i watched it like 5 times and still like it.

This one successfully finds a way to waste the prodigious talents of Susan Sarandon.

Except for Emily Blunt, everyone else is a burden. Story line is poor. Can watch once.

Talk about beating a dead orc. Peter Jackson saved the worst for last. The Battle of the Five Armies is 2 percent inspiration, 98 percent desperation.