Stephan Petersen

I’m a white male so I guess my opinion doesn’t matter. Wanted to wait till the whole season was released to give this show a chance. I get that I’m just not the target audience for this but did they have to ruin other characters which writers have painstakingly poured their life into? Fans have become accustomed to the characters we know and this show doesn’t stay true to their established character traits and motivations. Following this series, I’m seriously concerned for where Daredevil is headed in the MCU. I’m also no longer optimistic about what the Hulk is doing moving forward. But hey, that’s just me. The CGI throughout was just not good and the finale was some of the worst. The scene of her walking into the marvel studio looked like they animated her and had to speed it up without doing the same to the background. I fully get this is a tv series and not a feature film so I shouldn’t be expecting top notch but seriously, I wish marvel would stop obsessing over the use of CGI. I honestly would’ve preferred if they had just done up some great makeup on she hulk and used camera trickery to make her look larger. Seeing Daredevil in CGI made me realize just how great and how much care the Netflix series put into giving us real action sequences. Next the writing - it’s just bad. I don’t blame the actresses and actors, they did the best they could with the content and they execute it decently well but for a show meant to be a comedy, I just don’t find it funny. I really didn’t laugh once and found things more cringe than anything else. There’s potential here to do things funny but I just find myself rolling my eyes and it has nothing to do with this being a woman’s show. But maybe this is the stuff the gen Z crowd will find hilarious. Last the finale. If you’re waiting for some action stuff to happen at some point in this show, you can rest assured the finale doesn’t deliver. 9 full episodes and the closest I think we got to a fight scene was a 2 minute segment to end an episode where she hulk tossed around some thugs. I guess she hulk and daredevil fought (if you can call it that). Instead of ending with a bang, she-hulk chooses to break the fourth wall and opt for a quip filled conversation re-enforcing its female empowerment theme just incase you missed it the whole series. Ultimately the show did things different and the finale tried something new. It just didn’t land for me

I have played this game through at least 4 times now. This game is by far the greatest spider man thing we have ever gotten; and that includes movies. It’s not even close for me. Absolutely everything about this game is perfect. The villains have all been modernized yet keep all the nostalgic parts that make them classic. They nailed doctor octopus amongst others. This game dazzles visually in cut scenes like no other game I’ve ever seen. The range of emotions I experience playing this game are incredible and so accurate to Spider-Man. Super bonus points to the developers who thought to have you get kicked out of your apartment and involve it in a mission. I absolutely can’t wait for spider man 2 to come out and see some of the new villains they choose to include.

This show is an absolute train wreck. I was excited for this show and felt optimistic hearing the writers were “big HIMYM fans” but this show doesn’t even come close to capturing the rumour that made the original show work. Some positives: - I liked reversing things so the mom is on on camera instead of her son to tell the story - The show includes more diversity of main characters - the use of Ted and Marshall’s apartment is a nice touch but also not necessary and not used nearly enough to make it significant - the use of a couple returning characters in very minor parts added for some decent charm Literally everything else in this show is dreadful. While the writing leaves plenty of room for improvement, the directing and acting do nothing to help make this watchable. Chris Lowell is really the only actor with any ability on this show which clearly went more for name recognition on a handful of washes up child stats than finding people who could portray the characters. Josh Peck’s performance as the sweet likeable boyfriend is abysmal. Just imagine how Josh Radnor would deliver any one of his many lines and you’ll understand. This show is so focused on making something relevant to a gen Z audience, it smacks you over the head with it at every opportunity. Whether it’s trying to be inclusive of LGBTQ or mentioning some form of social media any chance they get, nothing the show attempts to do feels natural. Ultimately some of these flaws could've be overlooked if the characters had any relatable qualities. While Ted wasn’t always a nice guy in HIMYM, he was relatable and you wanted him to succeed because overall, he’s the kind of guy most women are looking for. Sophie on the other hand is a pretentious, entitled party girl who cares most about her tinder profile pic. I want to root for her yet I can’t get myself to want her to succeed. I almost find myself instead saying she doesn’t deserve this guy or these two terrible people deserve each other. Anyone hoping for a show that captures the magic of HIMYM will be incredibly disappointed.

I didn't think Marvel could do worse than Ultimate Spider Man but this show is unwatchable. One thing the show does better is making Peter actually smart however, his intelligence is constantly undermined in the show by all his peers. Every character on this show is a child prodigy. Some of the alterations made to characters are awful such as turning Otto Octavius into a young professor who is the same age as his students.

Contrary to what the title may imply, this show is NOTHING like the Ultimate Spider Man comic series. I can't sit through a full episode of this show. The constant pauses for Peter to break the fourth wall and talk to the audience is annoying to say the least. By midway through the first season, this show is hardly about Spider Man anymore. It's basically a young avengers show. The series completely destroys everything about Peter Parker. He is portrayed as an un co-ordinated, incompetent kid who constantly needs the help of his friends.

This was a great follow up to the 90's series. They couldn't just make another Spider Man show that started at the beginning so soon after the successful 90's run so sending him on a new adventure to a new earth was a great idea. The show is very dark for a Spidey cartoon. The animation and colouring looks great and has a design/feel to it. This show deserved a longer run but Pokemon and Digimon dominated the networks when this show came out.