Sam H

Alright, folks, let's get real about Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. It's safe to say this flick is the weakest link in the Indiana Jones franchise. I hate to say it, but there's just zero chemistry between Phoebe Waller-Bridge and our main man Harrison Ford. As soon as Waller-Bridge appears on the scene, things start going downhill, and you can't help but wish she had less screen time. But hold up, it gets even weirder. Waller-Bridge's character is supposed to be Indiana's goddaughter, and she's acting like she's entitled to take up the mantle after her father's gone. Seriously? That's just not how it works, and it feels like a forced attempt to shake things up. As die-hard Indiana Jones fans, we deserve better than this. Overall, the movie straight-up betrays the loyal Indiana Jones fanbase. It's like the filmmakers forgot that we're the ones shelling out our hard-earned cash to see this mess. I mean, come on! Can we get a little respect here? This flick leaves a sour taste in your mouth and leaves you wondering why they even bothered. Sadly, it seems like another Lucas film franchise has gone down the drain. RIP, Indiana Jones. It's a bummer to witness such an iconic character and series meet such a disappointing end.

Great love story. It also gives insight into some cultural dilemmas between Azerbaijanis, Georgians and Armenians. It is worth watching.

I can easily predict how it will end in most of the current sci-fi films after watching 10 minutes. 'Better than us' was an unpredictable roller coaster (in a good way)! I am hoping soon season 2 will be available on Netflix. For all sci-fi android/AI fans, I highly recommend it.

Great movie! We enjoyed watching, and the characters are not busy trying to push gender politics but busy saving the world!

I watched all episodes and rewatched them, and after a couple of months break, I will start watching them again. I think one of the crucial aspects of the show is that (even it does not mention) it brings an awareness of autism. The character of Sheldon tells us how people with autism struggle, but they still want to have friends and engage with other people (in their way). One of the best shows!

It is a good sci-fi film but it is not a Star Trek and number of the things are messed up.

Rubbish film! Waste of money! It's like watching chavs from Manchester council estate trying to be cool.

Great film! I am an ethnic Jew and apart naming my children with Jewish names no Jewishness I have. But this film really has woken in me my Jewish feelings, and I am even thinking to visit Israel (never been before).