Justin Farrow

Now, don't get me wrong, out of all the shows from Disney, this one is by far the best. It's like an RPG video game come to life; those who play MMORPGs or RPG games will recognize this quest line very well. Meet the head boss, complete a small task, and receive the information you need. Then, you must travel to a different location, usually on the other side of the map, and fight your way to the next destination. Each episode follows this quest line, minus the intro and outro, giving you around 30 minutes to watch Mando meet, greet, make new friends, and make new enemies, with a 1-2 minute fight scene in most cases. If they were to drop all episodes of a season at once, you'd be able to watch Mando's journey, as he walks, talks, shakes hands, and looks after Grogu. This season 3 - Redemption of the Water - follows the same format, with so many NPCs you'll never see again, but you'll know more about them than where Grogu came from.

This TV series from Syfy fails to deliver in every aspect. The acting is below average and lacks the talent and skill required to bring the characters to life. The cast delivers their lines in a clumsy and awkward manner, lacking any grace or nuance. The special effects are a far cry from the high standards of modern television and instead, look like a cheap imitation. The story is unoriginal and lacks creativity, relying on overused sci-fi themes and concepts. This show is a disappointment and does not live up to the standards of the sci-fi genre or to the expectations of viewers. It is best to steer clear of this series.

I was absolutely blown away by how great this show is. To be honest, I had never played the game it was based on, but this show is exactly what a post-apocalyptic zombie-ish show should be: thrilling, captivating, and full of suspense and amazing acting. It's no wonder why it has become so popular so fast!

tried to find any redeemable character, not even the dog sigh... kids walked away from the tv 24 mins into the movie and they lasted that long cause we had pizza.

Yeah, the actions scenes are half-baked, with loads of CGI action shots for stunts and old half-power executed humor. Nothing to do with nostalgia of the game but a really poor choice of actors. It's transformer's poor humor with spider man CGI action shots. The story is VERY predictable and clearly was set to easy GOD mode.

Nothing I say will give this justice, 5/5 absolutely everything you wanted, dreamt, and imagined it to be.

This is not a Bruce Willis Armageddon Movie!!! The star-studded cast falls flat on what could have been a great movie from the concept but just slapped in the face with a really bad choice of satire. This is a Netflix typical we will air anything if it's got A-listers in it. In short, go in with low expectations and you might enjoy the movie. This should have had no name actors in a sundance film festival where they love posting political messaged videos.

Seriously don't understand the 1-star ratings from some people. is has a good back story, no real plot holes, and is not relevant to the character's story like revenge of dead parents like a lot of movies do. it's a good solid 3.5/5 acting is for the most part good, a few character issues but overall worth a stream.

You will be drawn into this special. for what it is, Bo in a room you will watch till the end and then immediately look up the internet song on youtube to watch it again!

Don't know what all the negative is about but I found it enjoyable. the period settings are top-notch plus the acting to match. if you ignore the whole sherlock holmes as the main characters and then pay attention to the 5 brilliant young actors you will enjoy this as well.