Austin D'souza

Badly wanted this to be good. Snake eyes was amazing in GI Joe and I love Henry Golding. But this movie is just a colossal failure. Ridiculous story. Insane magical orb that kills people. Fight sequences that are unbelievable in a horribly bad way, to the extent that anything that happens make no sense whatsoever. I generally punch in 4-5 stars for a movie and forget about it, but it takes a movie this bad to make me write a review. What a tragedy. So much wasted potential. Watched about 2/3rd's, Didn't bother to finish it.

How rotten tomatoes critics ratings are still an accepted form of judgment are beyond me. The movie is massive, beautiful, with amazing fight scenes and some of the best CGI sequences I've ever seen. Different from typical marvel movies and it's about time. It's great in slow moments and even better in high octane ones. Judge for yourself. I'd rather believe ten thousand strangers than 300 critics.

Hands down the best sci-fi, time-travel show I've seen. At no point does the show sacrifice plot for visuals, it's got them both. It teases you until you wait for an ending, and when you're at the end, there's always something more to look forward to, and you always like looking forward to the next episode. It's always hard to guess what comes next, regardless of how many shows you've seen. The characters have incredible development, whether it's growth or decay, and both of those are equally exhilarating. The travels through time are complex yet eventually understandable and perfect. Not for a moment does it feel like the show is finding its way, because I have a strong feeling the ending was written right at the beginning. This is my first and hopefully only review on Google, for a show that should be ten times popular and acclaimed as Westworld. I'll end with a quote from the show- There are many endings. And the right one, is the one you choose.