John K

These super heroes are super boring. Maybe you have to be a fan of the comic to like this. Personally I dont care enough about the characters to watch them bicker for 10 episodes. The brothers fight and make up. The sisters say mean things to each other and then, yes, make up. There have been about 4 scenes where the sisters say to each other, "I'm sorry I said those things". I'm 8 episodes in and have barely seen any of their powers except the kid who can teleport. The world is ending apparently but there's just no progression. No cliffhangers, no big plot points really. There is no true villain in the show. All it is is flashbacks of their past and a bunch of interpersonal drama. I'm baffled by the reviews calling this the best show on Netflix. That's just insane.

Hard to watch. A brutal look at our justice system and how it completely fails people. This show will hopefully leave you disgusted with what we deem legal interrogation tactics, our standards for prosecutors, and police in general. It gives a good look at what prison, or missing years and years of your life, actually does to people. It's insane how little cops and prosecutors think about this when laying charges on someone

I'm not an anime fan, at all really, but this show is just excellent. Forget all of your hang ups or preconceptions about anime. This show has a style that's completely it's own. It's often hilarious and doesn't take itself seriously, which I feel is one of the things that makes most anime so cheesy. Each episode has such unique characters, from monsters and sea creatures to fellow heroes. Do yourself a favor and check this show out