Mike Calvin

Huge comic book fan here... And I was hesitant to watch based on the initial reviews. It's light-hearted, campy, and thinly plotted.... But it works sooo well. Also, She-Hulk is absolutely gorgeous LoL. I feel like some of the harsher reviews are taking this show much too seriously. Lighten up and enjoy. I was entertained from beginning to end. I cannot wait for next week. Lastly, I love the chemistry between Hulk and She-Hulk in the first episode.

These 5 Star reviews have to be Bots. Frankly, anything above 1 star is mind blowing. It's so bafflingly that I'm beginning to question my own sanity. Are some of these reviewers from an alternate reality/parallel universe? I like Jordan Peele too, but this movie is beyond awful. I honestly feel like I was ripped off. If I didn't know any better, I would assume that the trailer was made before the movie. Everything else just felt like cheap filler to surround trailer scenes that we saw months ago. The movie was so poorly written that even the genuine talent of the cast couldn't save it. The lead actor even seemed more bored than I was. Lastly, I was a HUGE Jordan Peele fan until now (I even liked the Twilight Zone). I'm not trying to be harsh, because no director is perfect, but this just felt like such a minimal effort. I will definitely think twice before paying to see anything else created by Peele.

When I saw the trailer, I initially thought "Oh great... A Highschool Show". I was right, but it's so well done that I was easily hooked by the end of first episode. I'm about halfway through the series and loving every minute of it.

Huge disappointment... I typically love Michelle Pfeiffer, but she hijacked this entire movie. Not enough Kang, Ant-Man or Wasp. Instead, we're left Michelle Pfeiffer, the actress who played Cassie (terrible unconvincing acting performance), and Michael Douglas (who just really seemed like an after thought). So much potential ruined by: too many characters (Bill Murray did not need to be in this movie at all), awful direction (barely existent plot magnified by lack of chemistry between the characters), and last minute "oh by the way" storytelling. Lastly, I am so confused about how badly this movie turned out. I loved the first two films. I loved Kang... What happened? This film should have been an easy layup, for Marvel.