Cameron P

I'm reading the comments of people that have gone out of their way to lie to themselves and give this show 5 stars. The plot is about as engaging as watching paint dry. It's like they took a superhero show and decided to remove all the superhero elements. Instead, we're left with a courtroom drama that makes "Law & Order" look like Shakespeare. And don't even get me started on the fourth-wall breaking. It's as subtle as a sledgehammer and about as funny as a tax audit. And then there are the characters. They're about as deep as a puddle on a sunny day. The lead character seems to have been given the superpower of being insufferable. And the supporting cast? They're about as memorable as that dream you had last week. You know, the one you can't quite remember. In conclusion, the She-Hulk show is a prime example of how not to do a superhero series. It's a mishmash of poor CGI, a lackluster plot, and forgettable characters. It's like they took everything that makes a superhero show great and decided to do the exact opposite. So, unless you're a fan of disappointment, I'd suggest giving this one a miss.

I hands down, had fun with this movie and it's probably the best of the franchise. In a time of uncertainty with the MCU's recent releases, James Gunn and his cast as a terrific job at reestablishing the magic that was lost in the MCU.

This movie is a disrespectful fraud to Harriet Tubman and American Descendant of Slaves. If you know anything about the history of Harriet Tubman & the underground railroad, three of the main characters never existed. The slave master, the black slave catcher, and the Janell Monae character. The only things factual about this movie was Harriet and the underground railroad. There's a better way to make a movie about Harriet Tubman without the white savior and the black boogeyman. There was no reason to make the main antagonist a black man unless there is an agenda. Just another fictional story that Hollywood loves to through at us of a Slave Master who somehow is always the hero and the black man that turns out to be a Villain... In a slave movie.. Anybody who "doesn't understand" why Black Americans are upset about the Cynthia Erivo situation is being deliberately obtuse. She's said disparaging and disgusting remarks about black Americans but it's a problem when we don't support her work? 🤔