Angelica Smith

This was one of my favorite shows. I'm sorry it didn't have more seasons. Good acting, action and drama.

This ain't it. I don't like how they changed many elements of the story. And for what? Peter Pan was a secondary character and wasn't fun. Definitely had a chip on his shoulder. Some of the Lost Boys were girls. Why? Just because. Tiger Lilly came out of nowhere. Tinker Bell didn't have the same personality. There was not enough crocodile. Hook didn't die. It was beautifully filmed though.

Just bad. From the perspective of someone who is not familiar with the game, I found it to be severely lacking in the storyline. Amateurish. Low energy. Boring. Low budget. Characters were stupid and annoying. Missing the badass element.

Good concept, but way too slow and boring. Doesn't keep your attention. Scenes are drawn out for no reason. Overly dramatic music. Low budget.

I'm being generous by giving the movie two stars. It started off okay, but then got weird. Story could've been better. Seemed low budget if I'm honest. Had no clue it was supposed to be a horror film. It just wasn't my thing. Wouldn't recommend this.

I wanted to love this movie. I really did. I admit, I didn't see the original, but I love the artistry of Asian films (that's what I thought this was), so I thought this would be sure to please. It was beautiful to look at, no doubt. But there was something missing. It felt rushed, cheesy. There wasn't a deep enough connection because there was no character development. She was first seen as a small mischievous girl chasing a chicken, then an older girl riding a horse alongside a pair of rabbits, who was soon to be matched with a man, and then next thing you know she went off to war. She had no real challenges, nothing to learn. How did she become so skilled in fighting? She was already adept by the time she got there. The flying Phoenix was overused --- would've been more impactful if it were saved until the most important time. The last fight scenes with the boss had some issues. I think I'll watch the original. I've read good things about it.

I was happy to see Joseph Gordon-Levitt in a role. It has been a while. Lots of recent movies have made me feel like standards have really gone down. This one is no exception. I'm surprised by the overwhelming positive reviews. Don't get me wrong, the actors do well. But this film is downright lazy. Low budget. Though it is very suspenseful, there is no real plot. It just drags on and ends abruptly. Seems unfinished. They don't make movies like they used to. With the prevalence of streaming services, there's a huge demand for new content. I think that's why the quality has gone down. More people who may not have the passion and experience are churning out movies at a faster pace --- at the expense of real story telling and artistry.

If you're looking for action, this ain't it. Suspense never really delivered. There were no antagonists, no real struggle. Just a lot of traveling from one place to another. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it is quite anticlimactic. The acting, production and cinematography are good, but I expected so much more from the story. The ending was quite blah.

Boring. Would've been more interesting if it was a ghost. Story could've been better.

It was really good. Really cute and heart-warming. Well-written and well-made. Love Danny Pudi and Rizwan Manji.