Iain Fleming

Unlikable characters making stupid choices. A rather far fetched premise reliant on the stupid decisions of all involved including the supposed victim. The super-sleuth convict makes totally unrealistic jumps of logic to arrive at decisions that the writers thinks are clever but are just farcical. The dropped in characters are contrived and smack of "how do we make this happen" rather than anything else. On the plus side, the cast is superb but even they cannot rescue the dismal script

Season one is fantastic and and season two is pretty great but in season 3 suddenly Ryan is an amazing superhero who can't miss a shot and whom all shots miss as all those around him are killed Only superRyan can figure out clues and only superRyan can sort out the bad guys S3 is Dull, boring and lacking the charm of the previous seasons

Terrible. Starts off ok. That's it, the rest is a downward slide into droll oblivion. Could have been a good horror, a reasonable thriller or an ok drama but tries to be all three and ends up being none.

Just one loooooong tedious fight scene. Quickly becomes very boring

Just makes no sense. America is turning on a signal that stops all crime (unless you have an implant) Instead of sourcing an implant, a bunch of criminals embark on a convoluted heist full of plot failures, deus-ex machina and dumb decisions all to the backdrop of double crossing for no reason and corrupt FBI killers. The concept was there but the execution was a failure

An initially engaging plot let down by poor and disjointed execution. Acting is great though and the set and effects good enough.

Whilst much of the acting is good, the plot is tired, predictable and boring. The storyline shoehorned the old gang back together whilst trying too hard to create another timeline and franchise. There is almost no explanation as to why, when John is killed, the Arnie terminator doesn't disappear in a puff of logic or why an entire new timeline springs forth with the same technology and a new hero. Tries too hard to be clever and instead fails to be smart.

Mediocre acting combined with a tired storyline provides for a sub-par film. The main antagonist is looking for a way out from endlessly reincarnating and has developed a "dethroner" which does exactly that and which he uses on other reincarnating infinites but instead wants to end all life to do exactly the same. The main protagonist can't recall his previous lives and can't recall where he hid the egg of certain doom the last time he stole it but didn't bother to destroy it as that would kill the plot. The other super-reincarnators include a super tech wiz who has developed the worst security in the world for the secret base, ace warriors who die without landing a blow and other non-descripts who have learnt nothing in a thousand lifetimes

Tedious and boring. I know the Green Knight legend, understand the symbolism and realise it is not an action film but it is still a short story and this stretches it into a 2 hour monstrosity. This will suit literature students and film critics but not much else

The worst MCU film Black Widow is a complex character intertwined with other heroes not the one dimensional character this film portrays. The acting is good but the story is boring, trite and unimaginative. Could have been so much better.