Johnny Dibert

I think I enjoyed the movie, but I'm not sure. Somehow, the movie seems to have a lot happening while simultaneously nothing is happening. By the end, I wasn't really sure what the point was to anything I had watched. Visually, the movie looks cool, but I can't say much beyond that. Nothing really stands out as memorable.

It's probably alright for a rental or a discount matinee, but something about this sequel feels a little soulless.

I loved the first two episodes. Episode 3 drags a bit and starts to steer away from what got me hooked. Overall, I'm still enjoying it, but I feel as though it is starting to lose steam and rely too much on a handful of repetitive ideas. I'm hoping it picks back up and regains more depth.

I highly enjoyed the movie. The laughs are consistent, and the action is solid.

I really wanted to like the show. I can (and do) enjoy many shows which are slow and cerebral. However, I found Handmaiden to be painfully slow... with some episodes being rather tedious. Also, the story was far more shallow than I expected. The combination of slow and shallow makes maintaining interest difficult.