Patrick Sink

Like so many movies this has one scene that is so poorly thought out it takes 2 stars right off the top. Spoiler; 37 min in we are expected to turn off our powers of normal awareness and accept the plot twist, or rather how this twist takes place. If you were paying attention in the beginning you know that the Christian aid station is behind enemy lines and the only way for our hero seal team to get in is by high altitude jump followed by a swim under the "cover of night". Then, they are to lead the doc out to an assigned LZ for helicopter evac. The LZ is located in a safer location to land and closer to the border needed to retreat than the aid station. Sounds right! But, for no reason in the grand scheme of logical thinking, the chopper picks them up, leaving behind the wounded, from this assigned LZ and then FREAKIN FLYS OVER THE AID STATION. Oh, and when they do the pilot says "hey LT, we saw this on the way in". If your awake and your brains is working, you have got to get stuck here. If one could simply fly round trip over the aid station why not just fly in and pick them up. It's not necessary for the twist of fate that makes them go back for the others. A radio call could have sufficed that. It's just bad film making. Ugh.

If a slasher movie is going to be this bad, it should be funny. This is a pure waste of film. 2 stars? Yes. There are too many 1 star ratings and we live in a world where bad publicity is good enough.

Of course this is an Oscar nomanee. It's a story not worth telling, told slowly and confusingly with big stars. That's the only emotion it left me with. I, am not entertained!

I feel like everything marvel had built through the avengers world is being besmudged by garbage like this. There had to be a million ways to get this story right and maybe 2 ways to screw it up. Somehow they used both of those ways. Making any sense of it is actually overshadowed by no character building. Not even an attempt at it. I had to stop after episode 2 and read all I could find online to get any idea of who anyone was. Anyhow, I'm typically very wordy and opinionated about these things but I really just wanted to say that it was not even good enough to elicit that angry hated it feeling. It's DC feeling marvel stuff. Yuk

There is no doubt Scorsese flexes his brilliance here but it's time to face up to the real underlying story of this masterpiece. If you were a young woman and met a young Damon with all his charm and charisma, you may fall in love. But by God you would definitely cheat with a young DiCaprio in vulnerable mode. What's the girl to do? She can't just ignore these 2. A great harlequin romance is really what this is all about. Watch it, you will see.

This movie is a great example of numbers entertainment. It does not matter if it's garbage, as long as it makes money. It's a trend we all should get used to.

I played this game a bit when it was first out but by no means consider myself knowledgeable about it's story line. So, I figured a well funded series would be able to explain it in an entertaining fashion. I was wrong! Luckily for me the completely unfollowable story was overshadowed by poor casting, dull cinematography and undeveloped characters. If you can stay awake throughout most of this you will likely regret the lost sleep. I expect better when there is an acceptable budget to work with.

This has the feel of a zombie script that someone thought, "hey, let's just remove the zombies". What your left with is something that takes it's self seriously without being correct in any way. Even with legal marijuana you should not be able to look past the geographical, political and even the wardrobe disaster they created in this series.

Of the varied and way too many teen drama series I have watched, this one is so-so. So far. Im in season 4 and its honestly getting better even though Im still pissed they killed lexi. I think the point was to make all of the adults from space unlikable, which is a success, but it is taking to long to kill off the last of them. I now spend most of my time watching and waiting for Clarks mom to trip on a bomb or her lover, the chancelor of nothing, to stab himself. Other than that it has too many characters and by season 4 they are too old and seasoned on planet doom to still be acting like lost teenagers. Crying over spilt milk is a common phenomana. The show lacks any humer to distract you from the shallow pool of plot and continuity. Most of these series are straight from the same press but without the typical comic relief this comes off stiff leaving me to much time to pick it appart. Which is super easy to do because they are not written for thought, just pure entertainment. Currently the negatives in the show are still out weighing the possitives but I am hanging in there. Uf the right people die and they develop the right characters some more, it will not have simply wasted time.

It gets a slow start where the writers feel we need more flashback of WW's childhood while poorly developing how she has pined away for her lost love, Steve Trevor, for an eternity. Then it just winds up and slaps you in the face with the most far fetched bad guy story ever. You find yourself asking everyone your watching with if they have any idea what is happening and about the time you "get it", it ends. It was an astonomical letdown when you put it all together. The actors all seem to have phoned in their performances, it lacks any continuity that would fit into the Justice League storyline, character development is null and void, all attempts at humor were stolen from the first WW, there are way to many holes in the story to ignore and it tryed to hard to make it a magnificent "save the world" story for which it had no time to develop. To sum up my opinion of it, I was less surprised that a DC would be awfull than I was with WW one being so perfect.