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This show has the potential to be great. Except for the foolish instances of writing that betray woke feminist influence. Are we to believe a fat black girl is an expert operator. And how the main character is constantly forgiving of his woman's indiscretions like stealing from him. this clearly is the influence of women who think they should never be accountable. Beyond that.. this is a lovely, gripping show.. if they could lose the woke influence.. it would be perfect

Finally some good old well written, acted and directed television without any woke message bullshit. Thank you George Clooney for being mature. I highly recommend this show.

Sadly Season 7 is a clear indicator that the team has run out of ideas. If the first three episodes and previews are anything to go by, it seems this will be no more than a sad attempt at recreating used ideas whose novelty has worn off. "I'm a leg" an obvious example of an embarrassing attempt to capture the iconic "pickle" episode makes this apparent. The show seems to be trying too hard but cannot hide the loss in creativity. Its appeal will now remain with the less critical or nuanced audience (solar opposites types). Rick and Morty was once a masterpiece in animated television, but sadly, a company's devolution into medieval witch hunting mindsets where people are punished from mere accusation is now manifest in overt creative bankruptcy. This once nuanced and engaging show is now a cartoon for children, apparently written by them too. Farewell Solenya!

No need to even try to wax lyrical about all the merits of this film. It simply is a cinematic masterpiece. Perhaps the last great work of art from Hollywood given the woke nonsense they have been feeding the masses. The acting, atmosphere and tone, to cinematography, all absolutely flawless. Whomever brought this to life and imagined it, managed to represent a perfect and most fitting back story to one of the greatest villains of DC.

Yet another show with so much potential, mired by poor writing, illogical and childish acting (such as the incessant conversations had by the female protagonist in the worst of situations- as if a child would remain so childish in such a scenario). American TV and cinema has been handed over to adolescents who have zero insight into the human condition and projecting some semblance of sense into writing. A lost opportunity. No wonder alternatives like Korean cinema are growing, america is essentially dead, self cannibalised through being handed to woke children.

What a wonderful little anthology of horror stories. This collection has single handedly revived my hopes for American television. Well acted and poignantly told without over explanation. It is devoid of any pretentious woke peddling or juvenile storytelling. The actors are masterful and convincing with the tales woven into suspenseful perfection. A must see for anyone looking for more than the woke baffoonery that has plagued television of late. Thank you señor Del Toro and your talented directors. The word that comes to mind is nuanced.

These shows seem to be in competition with each other on which can be more juvenile and incoherent. The preoccupation with representation seems to have overshadowed any artistry, story telling or congruence. This series is an illogical, disjointed mess, desperately trying to be mournful, mysterious and epic. It is agony just trying to get through each episode, which leaves only the question of why any sane adult would keep trying. No character is well told, there is no plot build up or coherence and key character events happen just because the writers wanted them to happen, not because there was any sense in how they could come to be. Writing and directing in TV is as bankrupt as the 20year olds who apparently create these programs. Because there is not the remotest possibility that anyone beyond age 25 could be entertained by this bafoonery.

Complete and utter rubbish. Film's today are clearly written for and by children. Storytelling is atrocious, character development is nonexistent and the plots seem to have been conceived over a single day by college film students. It's apparent that Hollywood is utterly and completely creatively bankrupt or reflect the unthinking and uncritical audience of the modern generation. Either way, American cinema is on its last legs if this is anything to go by

First of all Jen Lawrence rocks to wu tang in the opening scene.. nice one. Lovely film, thought provoking given the current climate of science denialism. I couldn't help but get a certain recent US president out of my mind from Meryl Streep's character. The atmosphere of absurdity captured perfectly what the world is right now. Not too preachy, yet diverse. There is hope that Hollywood might finally be getting its groove back. Definitely a good movie

This series is well acted and some stories well told. However, it shocks me that in 2021 there remains a television series that celebrates male macho behaviour that breaks laws, abuses private citizens and displays police who question without lawyers, beat suspects during interrogation and exercise vigilante justice. Atrocious example for any young aspirant people out there. Such models should not be on display this time of society. Hence the poorer rating.