Marty McCormick

The writing is terrible. I was really looking forward to this show. Unfortunately it is plagued with the racial politics. Sometimes you can tolerate it, (even when every other project pushes this theme), but this show is boring and lacks the psychological thriller aspect of the past films and books.

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Boring. The story, the characters and the performances. But, the special effects look good. Everything is slow, including the combat. This is an extension of the cartoons from Disney. Unfortunately, those are canon. I don't know why characters are upset with each other. I don't know why Ashoka is where she is, or why she needs Sabine. The episodes seem like a video game you are being forced to watch someone play. Go here, solve this puzzle, go there, fight an enemy. Thrawn is supposed to be a threat to unite the Empire remnants, but, no one knows why. Ivanna Sakhno has amazing eyes, and her presence is the only thing that kept me awake. Ashoka and Hera look great, but just look like they both wanted to be somewhere else and i don't blame them. Sabine is the only one with character, and she isn't a good one. She's just a moody teen. This show doesn't seem to be about Ashoka at all. She's just in it. Her character was interesting in Mandolorian. Not here. Andor is the only Star Wars show that's good. Don't waste your time with this show.

The best part of this movie is Micheal Keaton. The worst is the star of the movie, and he's playing TWO roles! Followed by the special effects, which is REALLY bad. I enjoyed all the cameos. To fully appreciate one, you need to hear Kevin Smith's Superman Giant Spider story. The story is awful. This is a bad movie and Google Reviews is just a garbage movie review guide to use. Nothing but Bots.

The movie begins VERY strong. And then takes a strong left turn. I'm assuming the writing is bad because they were pressed for time and caught by surprise after the death of their star and covid. We get another young charmless super genius who, although a freshman in college is already doing laps around everyone. Characters make some really stupid decisions, everyone gets their own powersuit and there's just a lot of head scratching going on. Namor is kind of boring.

This movie was boring. The story is bad, and there are some very strange choices here. The acting isn't great either, that is either the Director's fault or the writers. It's hard to tell, I almost fell asleep in the Theater when I went to see this. I'm only writing a review now, because I see all these good reviews, and they're just not legitimate.

The show is really good, but diminishes the greater MCU 9something I can't explain without spoilers). If you turn your brain off, you'll have a good time. The story doesn't make a lot of sense, and you get the impression nothing here counts in the main MCU. There are new characters introduced, some of them get explored, others don't and you wonder why they're spending time on them. But the action and story are fun. The special effects are great.

The show has a lot of laughs. It's not great, but the characters in it make the show worthwhile. This show is basically an aging Hawkeye passing the torch to an inexperienced Kate Bishop. There are some surprise characters that pop in, but this is a good action/comedy show.

The show is really odd, and not in a good way. It gets really good in the middle, and then takes a strange turn. Which is difficult to explain without giving spoilers. The story is forgettable. The special effects are good. If you have nothing else to watch, this will do.

Late to the Party, although I watched the show on release. The episodes were short, and there are some funny moments, but this show is badly written. Imagine the worst parts of a chick flick, and multiply that by 5. If you liked 'My Super Ex-Girlfriend', you might like this. They destroyed the She-Hulk, Abomination and another character that if I reveal will be a spoiler. Just so you know, She Hulk twerks in this show. I laughed, and I'm pretty sure the director wanted me to, but probably not in the way she wanted me to. The last episode is absolutely the worst. The She Hulk was (I think) the first character to break the 4th wall in the comics. It was done far better there, and the 4th wall breaking starts off funny, then it gets real bad, real fast. The writers, and the Directors clearly hate comics, superheroes and probably the entirety of the science fiction genre. That really seems to be a running theme of late.