Keene Fong

Average zombie series that is predictable. Ending was good, though, which is rare out of most series we watch today.

Season 1: Quite an interesting premise set. Many people do not like a certain character (Dr Smith), but I actually think that the innate sense of anger harboured towards this character is a sign of good and interesting character development. Romance was a bit unnecessary, though. Season 2: A good extension of season 1. Season 3: Quite vastly different from the previous 2 seasons -- the scenes here are set in a more dystopian world, which is a good change. General: Tbh, I think that most of the characters acted very naturally, especially Will, who seemed very young in S1 and S2. CGI seemed pretty natural and not jarring Great series to watch!

Fun, light-hearted, and unqiue series. Loved the ost too!

An intriguing social commentary. Messages portrayed in the film were very relevant to real life. Plot is simple with a few loopholes, but generally well done

Well animated! Love this film! Plot was interesting, but some parts were underwhelming. Ending can be improved. But generally very well done =))

Interesting concepts explored in this series, but scenes were quite repetitive. Plot is interesting, but not fully developed. Same for the characters -- they do not seem well developed. This series has the potential to be much better. Hopefully, the cliffhanger at the end signals that there will be a second season. To be honest, the cliffhanger was probably the most exciting/climactic/interesting segment of the show, so I would rather the producers use this as the climax for the series. Overall, it is a pretty okay showthat you can watch to pass time

A very mysterious show that compels the audience to continue watching. The series, compared to the book, gives more information regarding VFD, which accentuates the audiences' yearn to learn more about this organisation. If only there was a season 4... Many might criticise the film's illogical plot, but it is important to consider a few points: (A) This TV series is not meant to be logical! The slightly illogical plot is what makes this series unique and interesting. (B) The series largely follows the book, so we should not criticise the series for the plot.

Some spoilers ahead. Heartwarming story, but plot was handled awkwardly. This is because the main conflict (ie the protagonist's failure) was near the end of the movie. This resulted in the film briefly stating that he worked hard, before winning once again, which was repetitive (as the protagonist already won many times by the time half of the film was gone). Plot was also very typical and predictable (I think I have used this plot a thousand times for my essays haha). Some interesting scenes can be developed further rather than merely showing them briefly (such as the mother's neglect of her other son). Some scenes were repetitive, abrupt, or awkward. Character development can be better. There were also some illogical scenes present too. Overall, a pleasant film, but has much more potential to fulfill.

Intriguing plot, but plot can be further developed to create the atmosphere of a more dystopian vision. Acting was generally well done, though some parts were a bit awkward or unnatural. Some plot holes present too. Ending could have been further developed. Some awkward scenes take the easy way out in progressing the narrative, which kinda let me down. Cliffhanger was awkward and unnecessary, if there is no season 2. However, it was generally an exciting film that was worth watching.

- Interesting characters and character development - Twist was good but not well executed. The twist was also slightly underdeveloped (SPOILERS: Ending was similar to a Kdrama called Mouse, but Mouse's twist was better executed) - The "end goal" of this series is unclear, so the audience does not know what to expect as they continue watching. This might cause the plot to be unpredictable, but might come at the expense of sustaining the audience's interests - Some plot holes that do not impede message of series