Dg Gutierrez

"Good Dialogue, Physics, and Filling in Plot holes may be necessary. But nothing's as necessary as Family," - Dom Toretto probably.

It suuuuuuuuuucks. The show is very repetitive. It's always this: Have a mediocre intro, then Sam and Bucky discuss their next plan while having petty arguments with lame insults. Then visit Isaiah and have an emotional story for a few minutes, then a final action sequence and then boom . . . An interesting cliffhanger that tricks the viewer into watching the next episode. The majority of the episodes are entirely bland and predictable. And that last speech in episode 6 (spoiler alert) where Sam gives the speech about the "common struggle" and all that. The speech in its entirety is just sappy. Boring protagonists, boring plots, and boring and sometimes annoying villains. Mediocre show. 2/5. Wouldn't recommend to a MARVEL fan with high expectations for all of MARVEL's productions. Oh and also they had to bring that whole (No self-respecting black man would ever want to be Captain America) thing. Marvel . . . . . . . . . No. Just NO. Don't bring political matters into this. What the heck are you doing!!?? What, is Stan Lee racist for making Captain America white???? Terrible show with some rare and I mean RARE good parts.

Meh. It's a bit too cheesy for my liking. Maybe if I had played the game before, I'd love the movie, but for now it's just . . . eh. Also, way too many suggestive content and lines for a PG-13 movie. I know only people 13 and over should watch this movie, but let's be real. Most parents ignore the PG-13 rating as many of the mature puns and jokes will probably go over their child/children's head. That's not the case with this movie. There are a few hints to "sexual climax" and sex in general that young kids will question. There's even multiple references to gay threesomes and "hitting second base", plus the band the protagonist is in is called "Sex-bomb-a-bomb" or something like that. Maybe parents should actually listen to the mature rating this time (Note: when I said "sex" I meant only a few, brief shots of a young woman in a bra coming closer to the protagonist in a slow, seducing way. Nothing too explicit, but it's still not appropriate to let your kids see it).

The Flash brings the charisma and likeability of Barry Allen and interprets it onto Television. All of the seasons are superb and brill. BUT, you are going to find yourself eventually hating each character for at least two episodes. ESPECIALLY Barry Allen.