Carolyn Okonkwo

I loved it. I'm not a big fan of musicals, and I was skeptical that Timothee would pull it off, but it worked. The entire cast and crew did a great job, loved the details in the set and costumes.

I adore Dev Patel, but I can't believe I wasted 2 hours of my life watching this. The only redeeming quality was the cinematography.

This was a great movie, very well done. I’m a fan of classic Asian cinema, and I completely agree with all the other great reviews in terms of the acting, fighting sequences, cgi and other effects. I think that the film represented aspects of Chinese culture respectfully. Looking forward to the next one!

I’m honestly surprised at the good reviews I’m seeing on here. Almost makes me question the credibility. I know that some movies tend to start slow, so I usually give 20/30 mins to be convinced. That didn’t happen with this movie. I’m struggling to even find the words to describe it, but I’ll just say that I literally said out loud while watching the movie “this is the worst thing I’ve seen this year, I can’t believe I wasted time anticipating this and wasted 90 mins of my life watching this”. It was super cheesy, some parts were really cringeworthy, and I get they wanted representation but it just felt like they introduced a lesbian love story “just because” (and the pet dragon too, but I’ll let that one slide because it ties into the comics a little). I love Marvel so it hurts me to write this review but this film was not it. This one was a miss guys.

First of all, people need to understand that this show is not the Office. NOTHING can ever be like the Office. That being said, even with shows as epic as the Office (or even Parks and Rec), I recall the shows started out a bit slow but eventually built up to something great. It took a lot of will power for me to keep watching because people had said keep going, it pays off eventually. I’m usually someone who’s like, if you can’t capture me in the first episode then that’s it. I disliked Michael Scott’s character so much, I don’t think I was able to watch him without cringing until season 3, but today I can honestly say he’s one of my best TV characters ever, so much so that I still haven’t been able to finish the series because the episodes after Carell left were just meh to me. Circling back to Space Force, I’ll admit that because it’s Steve Carell, I expected to laugh way more than I did. I was a bit disappointed at first, but I do think the intention behind this first season was to set up the show for that great build up and character development. I don’t think they revealed why Lisa Kudrow’s character went to prison and that’s one thing I’m looking forward to. Honestly, they had better make it real good after all this suspense. Also, critics keep saying how John Malkovich was the bright spot in the show. He’s good, but I found his delivery a bit slow and annoying sometimes, like just waiting on him to finish sentences. And if there’s any truth to what I read about critics giving Sharknado 82 and the Greatest Showman 56 on rotten tomatoes, I’m not sure I want to take the “critics” word for it. So don’t listen to the critics, or me even. Watch the show and form your own opinion people. All in all, an okay show, good story and a few laughs. Nothing in particular stood out to me honestly so I’ll rate this first season average. I’ve come to appreciate the concept of the build up, and I really hope they make the next season good enough to make watching this first one worth it.