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This show takes a little while to find it's feet, and at times can be frustrating, as Ava seems to be on a long and arduous journey to avoid her fate. Ava can at times be annoying, as she seems determined to deny her heroic nature, and live a carefree existence, while denying all that she has witnessed that tell her she should do otherwise. But, despite this, there are moments that make this show feel like it's worth the effort. And once Ava finds her feet, and begins to understand who she is, it really starts to shine. The performances definitely keep you interested in the story from star to finish, and the premise is intriguing, to say the least. It feels a bit like Dan Brown writes Buffy the Vampire Slayer, with its own twists thrown in to give it a little bit of a unique flavour. By the end I had forgotten the dislikes , and was hoping that it earned a second season, to see where they went next This may not be the greatest show I have ever watched, but it is well worth a view IMHO.

This is wonderfully heartwarming, and emotive film. The story it tells has awash with hope, and while there are a few cloying moments, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood easily manages to keep them from overwhelming the narrative. The cast felt pitch perfect in their respective roles and managed to lift the story to the heights it deserved. In times like these, this film feels like the perfect antidote to all the dark and mood films out there. A really great film.

I liked this film; it was a fun, action packed delight with a few, intelligent plot twists thrown in. The central cast were good, and played their parts well. But this film has not done so well at the Box office, and here is why; it's unoriginal. It is the same formulaic blockbuster you would expect to see, with very little new ideas to offer. And even though it is well acted, well written, and we'll directed it, it doesn't really think outside the box, and that's a tad disappointing. Still it is worth a watch if you're looking for a fun night out at the movies.

This was a fantastic film, and well worthy of a place in the franchise. It may not be of the level of the first two films, but that could be because it has lost some of the pioneering spirit of those films. But it does do agreat job of creating its own by altering the future as a result of the actions taken in T2 It also pays homage to those films by cleverly weaving these moments into the narrative. This is done by killing John Connor off in the first five minutes, which plays heavily into the story between Sarah and the T-800/Carl. And even though some of the plot twists were easily decipherable it was still a great action thriller. I'm very sad to see it bomb like it has; this film deserves better.

This is what I call a guilty pleasure film. I know the plots are thin, and the action is over the top, but they're so fun to watch. Jason Statham and Dwayne Johnson lead a stellar cast, including Idris Elba and Vanessa Kirby, and you can tell they're good because they make the outrageous seem ok. This is a fun ride from start to finish, with great humour and intense action. Don't think too hard, just enjoy.

This is an epic culmination of the events of all the films before it. They pull together each of the strings to tell this story, and at the start I felt it was a bit slow, but once it got going my eyes were glued to the screen. It has many intense, and powerful moments, and the action sequences are the kind of edge of your seat moments I was hoping for. It makes for a really great viewing, despite the three and a half hour length, and there are plenty if surprises that I did not see coming. It's well worth a view for all Marvel fans.