Kevin Billings

Groovy, keeping in the name of what Evil Dead is about. Great film, kudos to the director.

The acting and conflicts weren't even realistic. The villian is a stereotype monster, down to the sounds and behaviors. Basically take the sentinel from the matrix, put it on a body like the predator and make it walk around and have behavior like a xenomorph, chirps,clicks, and everything. The time travel plot of this doesn't make sense, they travel into the past and say "ill leave this here for a billion years and they'll have the fix", but when they flash foward, it's like the person they left remembers exactly who they are. It's not a logical movie, and i rewatched the last parts and still dont make sense of it.

If you are reading a 5 star review of this show, it's probably an umbrella corp employee who wrote it at gun point. This show is hot dookie. I gave it two stars on the concept that the zombies were done well/consistence with its lore counterpart. Other than that, the script must have been written by an AI and not reviewed for actual application, in the sense that at least half of it is not logical to be realistic. The decisions made, even in just episode one, throughout seem to teeter on "what's the worst thing this person can do right now". I am a RE fan, of both the games and the movies. This is RE franchise, in name only. That and "umbrella corporation" and zombies. There is no tie back to the concept of what RE is. Whoever wrote, directed and made decisions either hated the lore and wanted to show the world that hate or was just totally oblivious to the rich history RE already has.

Felt like I was watching a 2 hour long tiktok instead of an MCU movie but I guess that's what MCU is turning into, overkilling jokes, repeating oneliners, and even reusing concepts from other movies (Shazam family scene). Nothing in this felt original, except for Jane Fosters backstory, which even then felt rushed/forced. It's pretty set that they aren't worried about originality, but just trying to get cheap laughs. Effects/graphics: 4/5, Story/plot: 1/5.

Animation was really poor choice, they could've at least tried to match other animation studios that does justice league movies. The plot line also did not match, either the game or the books. Not sure why they picked the parts they did to change it, i mean, that had 5 "years" of the books to pick from, the story was fine. It should've been a series though. They still didn't tap in to wonder woman being the main problem of superman not grieving properly.

I feel like I've watched it before, not really sure what part of it was original, despite it being somewhat accurate to the history of the character.

Great movie, ignore the reviews. I think the description of the movie downplays the plot of the story. I thought it was a great flick, great action, awesome cinematics and a storyline that makes you wonder about science. It did not disappoint and I'd watch a sequel, if it has one.

Show was really entertaining and the storytelling was very witty. It was very comedic but had some serious undertones. I can't stop saying Huzzah though. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Huzzah!