Sabrina Williams

Hands down a brilliant show with great writing and wholesome stories. If you never tried it, watch the first episode.

Honest Review, No Spoilers: This movie was very Clean and Family-friendly. It has no sex, very little cursing and a decent story plot. I don't know why it didn't do better in the box office. It's not even woke like other superhero films have been. They have about 3 cringe comments (using words like sexist and fascist). The villain is a woman not a white man as other woke films. George Lopez was refreshing as a strong male presence. This movie is one you can watch with the kids and be happy. There is little killing and death scenes. Very family oriented. I would have given 5 stars if they would have had a few more recognizable actors that had more experience. George Lopez was great and the lead and supporting actors were not bad either.

I fell asleep on it. It started off promising, but got weird really quick. I don't get some of the "inclusive" aspects. Also, the lack of romance between Barbie and Ken. And then she basically chose death in the end. Disappointing. The extra star is for the good acting. The script itself is 1 star.

It's really sad that the simplified coming-of-age plot about young superheroes has to has so much unnecessary profanity, intercourse and gore. It's like for no reason and does not add anything to the show. Also, it subliminally glorifies suicide, cutting, bulimia, mental disorders and LGBTQIABCDEFGHI. Seriously, it's not for children or adults. If they stayed true to the story of a college for superheroes, the show would be way past five stars. Reworded because my initial comments were displaced due to unpreferable speech.

This show is wholesome. Its a real life Truman Show. Hilarious and almost anyone can watch and will be entertained. Its Boston Legal meets The Office. It would be a 4.5 out of 5 because it has some profanity but no f-bombs or anything too vulgar so thumbs up for this one.

It's creepy yet not scary. It's spooky but not sinister. Much like a mashup of The Stepford Wives and Get Out movies. It's a long ride and slow start, but the upcoming season/episodes will most likely be better than this. It's clear that there was a lot of storylines and plots to develop in a short period of time.

Everybody is complaining about the wokeness and foul language. It's the ending that had me feeling like I wasted time. It's like an extremely long movie versus a show. It's not boring and the acting is okay. The ending was pretty ridiculous. I would give it a 2.5 if possible.

You have to know the actresses to love this movie. I love it. It's clean and really a good plot without being overly feminist. The theme music brings it all together. Each female role is a representation of the original Clooney era characters so its not at all out of touch. Give it a chance. It's 4 stars because they could have been a little more witty/humorous but it has good moments.

You have to know and have experienced the game to appreciate this series. There are a few moments that I believe could have been conveyed better to fit the part of audience that didn't play Halo, but it is a well scripted action and suspense show with a splash of mystery. It's worth the watch in the same style as The Force Awakens.

NO SPOILERS It's pretty good, but NOT FOR KIDS. I don't know what is Marvel's new obsession with Black Demented villians, but this villian is psycho crazy like the one from Ant-Man Multiverse. I always love the family dynamics of GOTG movies so that is a sweet spot in this film as well. It's basically a backstory of Rocket. I can say they did a good job explaining without losing you or the context of the film. Gemmorah was a supporting character this time around. But her new "bad girl" attitude brought some freshness to the film because she had to get to know and care for everyone again. Because it is Rocket's backstory, the movie is "animal friendly". Overall I would say it was good. There were a few f-bombs here and there but not too much. Family friendly but a bit too many traumatic scenes for the little ones