Noah Whitted

Annoying trash. Everything about it felt wrong. I loved the books as a kid this feels like a kick in the head. Strangely the casting that annoyed me the most was Percy, his hair especially not sure why they didn't just dye it black but whatever. The pacing was abysmal, the story was all over the place, its been years since I read the books however I have read them I think 3 times maybe more. This Somehow felt less like the books than the movies did. None of the characters feel like themselves except Percy. Another weird kind of nit pick I guess is that every monster feels wrong, Especially Mrs Dodds, not only did she not feel at all like the character from the book that scene was just so strange. Also they are really stretching the mist. In the books it seemed like it could cover up things fairly well but if they were exposed to much people would start noticing. Mrs Dodds turns into a furry and attacks Percy in front of every one and no one sees anything. Its just weird. All of these strange decisions makes the whole show feel oddly frustrating to watch. Its like a strange dream I feel as though I recognize this but everything is just wrong.

An amazingly horrifying experience. I went in hoping that I wouldn't have to forgive too much just because I liked the people that made it, thankfully I didn't. It was an incredible piece that modern shows should aspire to be like. It had a good moral core, a good cast of characters that didn't get annoying or dull and it took a premise that, had it been taken by any other studio, would have been filled with gratuitous violence throughout. Instead the violence, while horrible in nature, felt realistic without making me want to vomit. The only thing I overlooked was that the double barrel shotgun got fire half a dozen times and was never reloaded. :/ An overall good experience. Not the best movie I've ever seen but certainly one of the best I've seen in quite a while.