A.R. Markham

I was completely unprepared for this level of funny. It was absolutely, non-stop balls to the wall no holds barred, no censors allowed, don't hold the writers back, blow out any concept of political correctness... Just so much WOW per minute that leaves you stunned. Far more funny if you have seen Loki first as this story is unusually referenced to almost every other marvel movie out there. Really made with the fans in mind. Just wow... If you haven't seen it I would say... see it. but mind the rating, like most dead pool movies it isn't suitable for kids.

Whether you like this movie depends on your expectations going in. The visuals are excellent, and Adam Sandler's acting is excellent. However, if you were expecting a story, dramatic tension, logical explaination, or a sense of pacing, then you will be disappointed. The second half of the movie seems devoted to expressing loss and reconnection, though there is a complete decohesion of logic, pacing or story line. To say "Spaceman" is bad is like comparing an abstract oil painting against a photograph. Both can have merit, but they are different uses of a picture. "Spaceman" represents a different use of the cinematography.

I would have to rate this movie as an artistic statement about political and social priorities. In real life, right now we have the technology to detect and deflect world killing comments, not through something flashy like nukes and bombs, but by detecting threats when they are years out and sending ion satellites to provide a gentle nudge, altering the trajectory over hundreds of millions of miles. The cost for such a system is under 10 million, which is almost nothing in terms of governmental spending. So has it been created, is it ready to deploy... NO... why because forwarding the paltry sum of funds to this sort of project has absolutely no impact on becoming re-elected, it isn't sexy or interesting. There is also a very good chance that such a comet strike will not happen in the next 1000 years, (just as much as finding it tomorrow) so why take political heat for such a proposal??? Deflection of world killing comets can only happen when it ISN'T an emergency... of course such a system would mean that it never becomes an emergency, no one in our society will even notice about a rock that fails to hit our planet... no glory. It is like treating a wound with penicillin rather than leaving it means the amputation never would be needed. A prevented emergency is a non-event. Perhaps that is the message behind this movie. If so it delivers something to think about. Enjoyable? Happy? Feel good flick? Not really, unless you like the

Slow slow slow... the pace and story put me to sleep. If you are expecting to see super heroes and action, you are in for a long slog before it happens (if it does). I stopped watching after 3 episodes. Good Points: *Celebration of Black American Culture. *Zoom in on the gritty, rough, downtrodden character of Luke Cage and his life outside of being a super-hero. If you already know the character and want to see him deal with social problems... fans may like it. Dear Producers: Super-Heroes + No Budget for SFX = Fail. I'm a total fan of the MCU, but these spin off tv-series are terrible. They feel like a low production cost cash grab, using famous names and the marvel brand to gain viewers. Yet they provide little entertainment value in their own right and sully the Marvel brand.