Chimére L. Sweeney

This is what happens when we pander too much and lose sight of the purpose. As a Black woman, I loved the first installment because we needed a Black animated superhero. Miles’ story was perfect. This time, it feels like execs wanted to whitewash on a story that people obviously loved — and they ruined it. From Miles’ delayed appearance to not understanding his purpose until the very end, this was an attempt to pander to everyone. It didn’t work. Stick to Miles’ story. And don’t be afraid to effectively and succinctly write his humor, brilliance, and strength. We don’t need anything extra.

Every trapped woman needs sisters like these.

I didn’t enjoy this movie. This movie tried to cram every concept and idea into one boring film. Maybe I was still feasting off the first installment but this one sucked. Where was the Dr. Strange in “Dr. Strange?” There were too many horror scenes in this film that were not consistent with Marvel greatness.

Ohhh, Mayim. I want to love this show. I don’t though. And I’m as silly as anyone. I don’t want Kat to talk to the audience or to be that clumsy. Mayim has depth and range; most of her supporting cast are legends. The writing feels a bit lazy and doesn’t showcase their acting abilities. Also why does Swoosie Kurtz have to play everyone’s mother? I’d love to see another actress play her part. Lastly, Fox doesn’t have a good track record with comedies. This feels like a one-season show at best. It’s interesting that CBS didn’t pick the show after Bialik’s ‘Amy’ fared so well. We’ll see.