George X

This was a disaster! After 45 years, I never thought I say this about a superman movie.

This is the best live adaptation ever made. I hope the last air bender is taking notes.

The best yet... Jim's humour is excellent

Trash... I couldn't get past ep2 It does not deserves any stars

Well, Dune part one was a master piece. Part two was boring. The 1984 movie adaptation of Frank Herbert's book had a more accurate depiction than I what I just watched in Dune part 2. Paul's sister Alia, was already born and had the powers of a reverend mother from the womb. Alia was the one who killed the fat Baron Harkonen with a gomjabbar not Paul. Paul had thought the Fremen the weriding way and the device was used with certain words or sounds to create a deadly explosion. I kept waiting to see those parts and was disappointed at the end. Any was was Chany always angry here? Dune part 2 fell short in a lot of ways. The best way to enjoy it is just to watch Dune part one and then the 1984 move adaptation.

Only the first episode was good and the rest were painful to watch. I’ve been following the series with interest, particularly because of its portrayal of Aang’s journey from a whimsical airbender to a formidable Avatar who overcomes Fire Lord Ozai, with the support of his friends and former foe, Zuko. The original anime depicted a beautiful evolution of characters like Sokka and Katara, who grew into their best selves. However, if they get to season 2 and continue to undermine the growth and unique qualities of characters like Toph—as it seems to have done with others—I might stop watching. In comparison, the movie adaptation, despite its unforgivable flaws, seemed to capture the essence of Zuko’s struggle with anger and daddy issues more effectively. The writers didn't have to reinvent the wheel, all they had to do was follow the script from the anime and it would have been a great show. It is clear now why the original writers left. I had to rewatch the anime to purge this adaptation from my brain cells.

I was glued to the screen from start to finish. I liked the multicultural dynamics.

I never get tired of watching this.

interesting... looks like there's going to be more to come

The Orville is really AWESOME. S03E07 was a game changer.