Lorraine 787

There was potential, but the forced "representation" ruined it. Mixed couple, gay best friend, etc. Every movie is doing the same thing, and it feels forced and manipulative.

I really liked that it felt like a natural progression from Sex and the City... only a lot less sex, with more important themes taking place and can be totally relatable, except What I didn't like was that it pushed the LGBT Q + rhetoric to the point where it became super annoying. Pronouns and the City?

Too dark and seems to give the message that evil is cool. Not good for children at all. And putting a spotlight on the (forced) LGBTQ character just shows how Disney is catering to adults and political agendas, not children, and definitely not families.

Taika Waititi has killed Thor. Disney has killed Marvel. It's making money because people don't know and are buying tickets. Wokefest and cringe galore.

The only great thing about this movie is that it shows all the mistakes cops make, and had made before dna became more accessible, and those mistakes are made by good cops... yet, they were wrong. The pointless scenes, stupid actions by the detective kept me from giving it 3 stars. He really got into the car and dug holes... I couldn't believe it. Great actors, but the overall movie fell short. A big reveal that was too little too late in the film. I believe the story had potential, but like I said, just fell short.

This, to me, is a love story. A great marriage played by amazingly still good looking A list actors, with a subplot of suspenseful drama.

Season 3 is great! I cried along with Bill Pullman at the end. Great story.