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It's better than Grey's Anatomy, which is means it isn't complete and utter trash. That being said, I have no interest in it, my wife watches it because there's nothing else interesting at the moment and it's entertaining enough for her and I hear and see parts of it, which is more than I care for. If you like shallow, mostly culturally progressive doctor shows, this show is for you. A few of the actors are great, the material is garbage.

It gets two stars for the effort and somewhat cohesive work. The writing isn't bad at times, it's downright atrocious, so much so that it reminded of the dialogue in the SW 1-3. Alba is mostly good for the acting and portrayal, but not very convincing for the main aspect of the role. Another odd choice, I thought her dad was her grandfather in most of the first scene with kid Parker, between the interactions and age difference. The tired, politically driven additions were a pathetic distraction. Knowing Alba is politically outspoken, I presume it was an attempt to vilify the villains more, by making them red-neck, misogynistic, "conservatives" since she's a democrat. The "Latinx" facial response alba makes I guess was supposed to be a power move...it just came across as a stupid defense to what almost everyone knows to be a stupid concept. Other people have pointed out many of the other inconsistencies, but really, these types of movie problems are what happens when you focus on drivel instead of telling a good story.

Eh, I don't think it deserves 1 star through the first three episodes but it's pretty close. People claiming its "new and different" obviously don't know some of the star wars stories. They've basically tried to take Anakin and remake him to fit a narrative with a twin and bad "murder mystery" story, that was a mystery for a couple minutes. It's recycled star wars on many levels instead of something new, but the acting is barely a step up from 1-3 for the most part, and the "new", non-agenda driven stuff is mostly bad poorly done. The "new", agenda driven stuff is meaningless to the story, feels very forced (no pun intended) and it's obvious after the third episode that the story was created around an ideology instead of having a good story and inserting characters that fit their "mold" into it. Either way, I had almost no pre-notions going into it and only watched the trailer a week before release, but I can say that it's not very good so far. I'm hoping for improvements, but from what I've learned about the creators after the fact, I can't say that telling a good Star Wars story seems like it was the focus of the showrunners.

Interesting idea, creative story, poorly brought to life. There were some bright moments, but many of the details ruined the entertainment value. I wouldn't recommend watching, mostly to avoid the two "children" main characters. If you do choose to watch it, I would skip over the scenes with the dialogue between the neighbor girl and son.

More Witcher, the premise was a good idea as far as I'm concerned, but the execution was terrible. The "love" in the 4 episode series was forced, heavily, in basically every relationship. Every interaction was done poorly and the forced inclusive nature of the material was like choking down an egg yolk followed by a spoon full of cinnamon, in the middle of the desert. If you want a weak, pander-fest version of the Witcher, this is the series for you. If you're looking for a good story, with good story telling, and a series worth your time, I wouldn't bother. The action isn't terrible, but they replace choreography with extra gruesomeness. It's completely predictable, even while battling to stay awake while watching it, and generally boring.

Wow, I was looking forward to this movie and it completely fell flat. Forced wokeness, forced acting, bad story, poor motivation for scenes. This was Bill and Ted meets Stranger Things, with the bad parts of each. Two of my favorite characters in a movie and this was the garbage they came up with? I feel like Raimi grabbed the GoT guys for this one as consultants and they tried to remake the ending, the same way. This is Thor 2 level movie, which was the worst MCU movie to date and it may have lost the title. I literally fell asleep watching it, which is usually reserved for mundane movies and bad DCEU movies. I'm going to watch some of it again, just to make sure, but I don't think my opinion will change much.

I wish I checked google before I watched it. Everything felt forced, from start to finish. If you feel like being bludgeoned with a poor story that doesn't remotely live up to 'dark comedy' theme, you're feeling a bit sadistic, and you want to waste some time, this is the movie for you.

I don't watch much TV, mostly Movies, and I basically don't watch TV that is ordinary (needs to be Fantasy oriented, superpowers, etc.) unless it's a rare item my Wife really wants to watch with me. That being said, I don't know what all the naysayers problems are. WandaVision starts off a little slow, but it's building a story with characters you KNOW will do extraordinary things, even if they're not spending a large portion of the episode doing them. I imagine most of the people that are having such a hard time with the show have no attention span, have some personal agenda that isn't met or just love to complain about everything. Four Episodes in, it's much better than other shows, but far from perfect. If they fail to capitalize on the main characters being Wanda and Vision by the end of the season, then there is reason to complain but everything seems to be moving in the right direction. I would love more superpower usage and action so hopefully the build up is worth the wait, if not, I'll change my rating.