Greg Olyansky

If you can get past the silly father~daughter drama and leave your brain at the door for the usual alien-invasion movie plot holes, this was a nice action movie. Just don't expect a Scorsese film.

Solid ending, a bit slower than the first two. Every once in a while Netflix surprises you as they tend to churn out garbage amidst the few exceptions. The Fear Street trilogy was adapted well from the books and was pretty entertaining.

At one point Google reviews could be trusted. Now you see a ton of fake reviews - my guess is big LeBron James fans that want this movie to "succeed". When I see movies that are split between 5 stars and 3 stars, I know something fishy is going on. Fortunately, you can tell this movie is pretty bad since Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and others are consistent. Fine movie to watch with kids, there is enough cartoon fun and adventure for the kiddos to enjoy. Do not expect the same Space Jam you remember. It's not bad, so 2 stars for me = good enough to watch

Acting is stiff and the cringe script doesn't help. If you suspend criticism and leave your brain at the door, this is a good action flick. Do not expect much more than that. It's as if Kill Bill and John Wick had a baby

I am biased towards fantasy adventure, so my review comes with that caveat. I think the directors have done well adapting the characters to the story, but it lacks depth. We sort of see this fantasy world, but they didn't take time to develop it. We get pieces of it through the episodes and plenty of action/fantasy/adventure along with it. It feels like there are missing details. As others noted, story is a bit condensed and its clear they are trying to get to the point. There's enough here for fantasy lovers to digest, but you also have to sit through cringe "romance" scenes. Your 5 star reviews are coming from book lovers, which I understand. However, this is not a 5 star television series.

Zombies ✔ story that makes sense ✔ good guys to root for and bad guys to root against ✔ Storytelling in Zombie shows is hard to come by. Nothing fancy here, but at least it isn't mind-numblingly derivative. The zombies and fight scenes are solid.

Story itself is gripping. Delivery choppy, storytelling by way of time skips. Our main protagonist is overly dramatic, obscuring scenes and relevant dialogue. A story just about The Serpeant would've sufficed, instead what we got was a middling series that could've been great.

An excellent cast bogged down in a heist movie. As I watched the paint dry on this slow burner, the only thing I can think of is what a waste of talent.

Solid movie. The main issue is pacing and the movie could've been shorter. At the time of this writing, 4.4 stars on Google reviews should tell you more than "critics" reviews. Listen to the people.

If you like the show, the jokes will land. They almost tried too hard to make it a movie and that takes away from Jokers themselves. Its a thumbs up, but barely.