Chris Cowperthwait

I was a bit cautious to watch the show as the director said in several interviews that she wasn't a fan of star wars. And the show isn't terrible. Don't misconstrue the show isn't good either. I feel asleep numerous times watching the show which is never a good sign

This is how TV shows should be made. This show would do well even if there wasn't a video game. All the characters are 3 dimensional and it's plot is well paced and well written. Visual effects are also on point. Walton Goggins steals the show, which is impressive as ella Purnell kills her role. Aaron moten is also great on screen. Couldn't say enough positive stuff about the series

Very rarely do I see a movie where I have absolutely nothing nice to say about it. Nice things about madam web: 1. Is a movie 2. Did not give anyone cancer(yet)

We will start off positive, the lead actress can sing so the song "part of your world" is pretty awesome. Melissa McCarthy crushes her role as Ursula Now for the negative(spoilers) While the actress can sing, her acting left a lot to be desired The cgi in this movie looks dated and just overall sloppy. Several scenes just look off. The lighting in the movie is also not present. Is it illegal to have a wall lit movie? They changed a few story elements that made the ending make sense. Original movie humans killed ariels mom so when Eric kills Ursula and he makes his daughter human it makes sense. The remake has Ariel kill Ursula and the king just let's her become human so she stops moping about it. Also Ariel has amnesia throughout most of the movie which undercut the drama of the situation. If the main character doesn't care about something it's hard for the audience to do so.

After reading some of the reviews online I decided to watch this movie. It was an unfunny slog to get through. The lead actor treats the movie as his own personal soap box. One of the scenes was about him wholeheartedly telling someone they should teach second graders gay history so they will "learn to appreciate the queers" which felt really cult like. He goes off in one scene about how gay love is different than straight love. Which is a really good away to make straight people not watch or enjoy your movie. And I understand the movie was made for gay people but based on the box office performance of the movie you actually need straight people to go see your movie

Watching this show I'm constantly asking myself "why" As in why was this show made? Who was this show made for? I'm struggling to say anything positive about this show

This movie felt like a muddled and incoherent mess. It feels like a solid 30 minutes of the movie is just missing. The cgi looks sloppy, unfinished and cheap. The plot is weak at best. The girl who plays miss marvel was an absolute delight though. It felt like the actress was excited to be there. But what else can I say about this movie that hasn't already been said about the deserts of Afghanistan

Watching this movie for the first time and being told "it's an adaptation of the wizard of oz" and I guess I just don't get it

Ezra miller is as annoying on screen as he is in real life. The fact he's got two roles doesn't really help. The adaptation of Flashpoint misses the mark in a lot of big ways. Seeing Keaton as batman again is the highlight of the movie. Supergirls character isn't given enough room to breathe and the films ending is a rehash of another(better movie) The movies biggest failing is that we as the audience know the films universe has no future. We've been told multiple times the new director will be rebooting the dceu

This show was painful to watch. So many of the jokes feel mean spirited. Someone told me to watch it because it was "so bad i couldn't look away" and those statements are accurate. Ifi could rate it below 1 star I would.