Duncan (Dyno)

Enjoyable especially if you know your Greek mythology but the finale.... really confused me with its message. Spoilers obviously. I do not understand why Heron and Zeraphim decide Olympus is worth holding onto. The entire series is riddled with the Gods playing about their lives unjustly and for the wrong reasons. Yet when Kronos presents an alternative, one where he says he won't interfere with the affairs of mortals and we're given very little reason not to believe his word, I find myself struggling to think of the writers were trying to say. Why is the current system worth fighting for? That is something they never explain.

Looking at George's plan, episode 1 had to do too much. For one, obi-wan shouldn't be in the film nearly as much as he is, he detracts from the rest of the story. The politics of star wars aren't explained unless you want to read 50 different pieces of media when they should have been explained in film, Qui-Gon needed more screen time as his relationship with the council and being the ideal father figure for Anakin aren't ideas that are well developed.

From a writing perspective this is awful. Ready Player One while far from original or having any method of explaining the mechanics of its own world (settling for "because videogames" instead), had a story that while bad and cliche in nature was decent in practice. Chip and Dale feels like the recycled Hollywood films it complains about. No new ground is treaded. Every line will remind you of a plot from a previous film. The ONLY reason I don't think this is a 1/5 is because of the cameos which are still impressive. So impressive that Disney was allowed to it

Many Disney Plus shows start strong have a great ride and stumble in their finale. WandaVision ended with lasers in the sky, Ralph Bonher and a series of last minute villains. Falcon and the winter soldier had that famous "you've got to better senator" speech. The storytelling in Loki's finale took all kinds of short cuts, from staging to character conflict. Moon Knight is different. It's not only its own complete narrative that doesn't need a sequel but says things as well. Every question is answered in a way that twists and enriches the story without the need to be new or unexpected. Episode to episode, week after week I was worried the series couldn't possibly be finished in 6 episodes. Now I'm not sure I want more. The whole series is out now and episode 6 has a mid credits scene, be sure to watch it.

Should have been two parts but I get Nolan didn't want to stay. The robin was weird right? Like the cast and plot, it just needed more room to breath. Also the twist make zero sense but you know.

Great adaption of the story, the best we've seen of it so far. Explores time travel in a new and interesting way a great warning about how even the smallest decisions can have deadly consequences down the line.

Do you like Superheroes? What about politics? What about the cold war? Yes great, like me you'll find this alternative timeline great. In some ways I thinks it's even stronger than the comic. If not skip out, it's not for you.

Want a great justice league movie that isn't four hours long can be watched by kids and is just as good as the Avengers 2012, well stop looking it's here.

Batman wasn't needed, get him out. Exploring the weirder, supernatural side of DC is real interesting. Constantine is a delightful lead.

It tried and wasn't a success, mostly because it tried to carry that old Superman continuity which just wasn't needed. This is the most Superman a Superman movie has been. Self-sacrifice vs Greed. Pride vs Humility. Strength vs desperation. It's a good watch, give a chance. If you know anything about Superman you'll recognize this as a classic Superman story.