Kookie0978

The characters are charming but are too one dimentional. The start of the movie was slow and came to be somewhat focused on this romance subplot that served literally zero impact towards the characters arc. I mean Connor could've easily been the alluring jock who seemed charming at first but then we find out he's actually a jerk. But of course that's too cliched and would deem the first male character (who gave the camera to Bird) to have value in the story as the true love interest for her instead. Okay so the movie has surprisingly good visuals, but takes none of it's advantages towards creating a good atmosphere for what it could have become. Also, can we just talk about how it's all about killing off each individual character and the movie is aiming for us to just basically not have any sympathy for the ones they wanted to kill off. A horror movie should not be about killing the characters you care for, but should be about giving a proper ending as to how they go. Limit the amount of characters who'd die and focus on making an alluring fantasy that actually has a logical storyline, rather than explaining it all away with "Negative events give energy to objects making them cursed" or that "the ghost is coming back cuz it has unfinished business" Easily this movie had too many plot holes to be good and was just too edgy- garbage that had some interesting characters and an alluring concept. Gotta give props for a neat ending though

This movie did it's best to somewhat capture an appeal for the characters despite the explicit moments being an unnecessary component as a start. While it did introduce the plot neatly into placement as each character got their own spotlight, I do think that their interactions felt unconvincing and that most lingered with unnecessary mutters and quiet jabbers that really puts the relationship between our two protagonists to question.( I did enjoy how the characters get redeemed though and that karma is a thing in this movie). Can't say the same for the climax when getting to the ending though, it just felt like the movie was anticipating to get to that one scene where he dies and that they actually put most of their effort into that only. Now that was a tearjerker. However towards the end during the plot twist, I can say with most certainty that it was UNSATISFYING and UNJUST. It was predictable and threw me off when the frickin wife was the main antagonist all along. I love a good thriller to watch here and there but I just can't really seem to enjoy this one. Meh, better then Frozen 2's lacklustering plot I suppose.

Despite some questionable voice acting and dialogue that completely throws you off, this show truly delivers with it's visual quality and the elegant style of it's aesthetic. Regardless of how 'entertaining' the plot may be to some, I do have to consider the execution into fruition since this show lacks this foundation and gives an overall downside to it's continuity. -character behavior and execution. despite the progressive and mediocre character development, each character seems to narrate every bit of their personality and also to the extent of unnecessarily narrating the things they do during execution. Is it so important to tell the audience on what they see? Why not get creative and allow some visual ques to deliver the message. That way, the plot doesn't sound too drawn out (boringly) with every line being a statement of action. -voice acting could be a bit better. Sure it doesn't stink as some lower end budget animated shows, but the people who voice the characters REALLY don't sound natural when they speak. While my guess is that they aren't native English speakers, the show would do much better in terms of storytelling with actors/actressss who can sound convincing. -Awkward/unentertaining character interactions. In terms of the charisma and individual traits, there's not much to say about these characters except that they lack a good sense of realism and individuality. Sure they have specific traits that define one another but they don't really mix well and there is little to no chemistry between any of them. Nobody posses any wow or shock qualities and they all feel stale as each episode roles out. -Plot and story. The story is too predictable but yet that feeling of not knowing what's coming next is there. The story drives forward with simplistic execution for the theme and the lines deliver straight forward (perhaps too straight forward) point on what needs to be told. Overall there aren't any interesting back stories about the main cast rather the only main focus is the antagonist. Could've been better. I think that's all I have to say about this show. Still have hope for it being better, though it won't be long until I give up on paying attention to it.

This show truly is... something. I guess the animation looks kinda good, but the pacing and timing in scenes is completely notorious for being too fast and some scenes don't even align with the voice acting so I'd rate it decent for visuals. For voice acting however, I guess they are pretty.... BAD! I just cannot express how bad it is but for the best example of this is the voice of HoneyLemon, because not only does it take a stereotypical tone for being soft and quiet, but the acting is just not there! There are a bunch of others who I can say the same but I'm too lazy to bramble on about that. As for the main guy himself, Baymax is just there to be lovable and treated as a sort of 'pet' for the audience to laugh at... and that's basically it! He's helpful but nothing more... what can you expect from a robot though? The conflict, plot and writing of the episodes have been somewhat interesting, but overall they're ultimately boring. Cliche too I guess, but at least the show has originality!

Visuals are already great, the audio is at least decent and the actors (I guess) would've made the movie great, but unfortunately they didn't. Just another cliché tale of robotic overthrow, with decent visuals but extremely bad execution with bad acting and cringe worthy plus awkward scenes. No emotions are worth to be mentioned since the movie is void of any of it, and it's hard to care for characters who are ultimately one densional and have zero archs. This movie is watchable for spare time but not for a real sense of entertainment. 3/10

The movie is about depriving emotion and love towards anything that hinders mandatory work, without handing a portion of a positive idea to balance out the bad moral, the story is incredibly unamusing. Unfortunately the movie suffers from this unbalanced idea that they use overkilled action scenes to cover up the braggy attitude. Storyline is fine, but a little cliche and predictable. Nothing else can be drawn as a moral other than losing your care towards people when it comes to doing the things one is eager to indulge in. Overall the story was boring and the twist was boring too, but at least overkill suffices visual.