Elaine Fogel

Excellent film that connects the dots between those who promulgated Jim Crow laws, Nazi persecution and extermination of Jews, and the plight of India's Dalit (untouchables). An a propos film to see before the U.S. 2024 election.

Terrible pacing. Slow and cumbersome plot. Marvel should dump the concept.

It took a couple of episodes to get into, but once I did, I appreciated its creativity and storyline. The theme exposes humanity's historical weaknesses by kicking our problems down the road for future generations to solve. The story then juxtaposes the protagonists who are determined to solve a long-term threat as immediately as possible to save future generations. I look forward to season 2.

Despite some of the negative online reviews, I found this film and story touching and well presented.

Fun and entertaining. Fab costume design. Emma Stone may not have had a spot-on British accent at times, but it eventually became irrelevant. Her performance as Cruella was top notch. It looks like she had a blast portraying the character. As for Emma Thompson, she transforms into a narcissistic villain with ease. What a treasured actress she is. Oh, .... and the soundtrack? Smashing, darling! Not to mention the most audacious set design.

I can't believe this series made it to production. It's that bad.

Not that great. Good special effects cannot compensate for a poorly-paced, mediocre script.

Although it's uber creative, and sometimes funny, and the acting, costumes, and sets are top notch, I don't get the accolades. It's as if the writers were tripping when they wrote the script. Maybe we've reached a point in our history where chaos and insanity are so common place that this film is a metaphor for that.