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So it's a rip off of the Sleepy Hollow series but with vikings.

This is an amazing movie. Well balanced stories and a reflection of who we are as a race. This story is no different than the Covid-19 truma we are going through today and have been for the last couple years. This well rounded cast, came together to help us all understand the truth of our ideologies and misguided education. I am so thankful this movie was made and handled with such professionalism. It opens up the room to the conversations we need to have about the power our Government believes it has over us, the loss of education to big business and censationalism. How science is the lifestyle we should be buying into and not political agenda and consumerism. Thank you again for such a memorable gift this holiday season.

Nothing about his careers are ordinary all of them are hero/idol careers. Mechanic, Garbage Engineer, Teacher, Semitruck Driver, Grocery Butcher, Paraplegic stay at home dad who runs a business from home. These would all be far more compelling Joes to watch as well as more relatable and not so propaganda driven. Nothing about this show connects to me as an audience memeber. The casting doesn't draw me in, as the lead isn't very versatile in his performances. He's pretty one note since Grimm, which leaves me to the critique that he just doesn't have the range to sell the idea. Three ways to disappoint the audience and it's a bad sex swap plagiarism of Sliding Doors. I'll have to pass, I believe the money could be spent on better things, shows and the community as a whole.

That's some genocide b.s. but whatever ruin a show how you like. Just a heads up; dialog is more important than the soundtrack that should be playing behind the action and that but instead drowns out what they're saying. It gets frustrating and dicy. A story about saving humanity and living how you want, quickly turns into, suicide is okay because you become Godlike with super powers and everyone is better off doing the same and joining a cult. That you're really only useful as a human if you can be used for experimentation or raw materials that can be broken down and repurposed. It went off the rails and far from it's original idea. Now it's just a bunch of computer programs pretending they're human fighting another sect of the same b.s. Humanity is now only 5 people and no one wants to use EMPs anymore because they established in the first episode it was the most effective weapon against the Villains but abandoned the idea straight awayy. It makes absolutely no sense anymore. It's force plot and story at this point. Season two was a disaster. This is how you give up on your own project.

The writers, fire them all and black list those who approved this atrocity. This had potential to be a good idea, then it wasn't. They forced a story by limiting the heroes and giving all the power to the Villains. Leaving the humas to kick, punch, jump around and be forced to murder themselves. It's just a slaugter and a pathetic gimmick to try and shock people. With the bone breaking/skull shattering cuts in the action, only to have them continue fighting as though nothing happened, was a waste of screen time. A display of brutality towards a sex or single group of people, stripping them of hope, power or drive, then degrading and repressing them by an individual diffrent from them (on their own team) and from an oppressive outside force as well. This is what the males of Earth Realm experienced. Where is the respect for boundaries that Johnny (who was always kind and polite to a belittling and sexist Sonya) showed to Sonya throughout the story. He says not without my permission, as she forces a kiss on him anyway. You established boundaries for them and Johnny stuck to them and respected when she pulled away from his kindness. Yet freely gave into the sexual assault of males for laughs. It's not a joke, it's assault. She took advantage of his feelings and body, never correcting her abusive and dismissive behaviors before doing so. Perceiving him as weak for admiring and falling for a strong and independent woman. Sonya is sexist and abusive. They got lost in their mayhem and gratuitous violence and forgot about the story. Attemps to rewrite the first movie, as an original story. Jax is Goro, SubZero has Scorpion's story, Raiden is now Johnny, Lui is now Raiden. A mess from start to finish. #NotMyMortalKombat

This was so much better than what I expected. It has been proven time and time again that turning fighting games into animation or live action stories is risky and difficult. They solved it here by following the storys of the characters and not the tournament. The tournament is just a something that happens within their story and what brings them together. It connected us to our players of the story and immersed us in the lore of the realms. It brought together a family of sorts and made us feel as though we were a memeber. The dynamic of Scorpion's story and the SubZero plot was fantastic, only to flip and spin us at the end and break our hearts. That is a quality story and sets us up for a new story to unfold at the same time. I hope this becomes a template for further story; character development and growth within the franchise. Never forgetting this is a riskily concept and it needs to be cared for and planned out two or three movies at a time and out from the one about to launch, leading to one major crossover, climax event for all stories. Each individual movie containing a piece of the tournament they are all a part of and having their battle within their Legends movie. Then funneling them into the final tournament arch and trilogy movie that untimely culminates into the Last epic movie to end all tournaments. Mortal Kombat spans years and characters, move through that history and mythology, don't rush a good thing.

Thank you. More please. Humor, excitement, suspense. The no crash car pileup is exactly the kind of thing for Transformers. Holds more to cannon, while establishing it's own story. I look forward to more of this franchise, than it predecessor. Again, thank you. Placing it in the 80's was fun, let's hit up the 90s next. Who's in?

Writing writing writing. Read through what you wrote and then have someone else read it and red pen it. So close to a fun idea and then it got Michael Bayed. So many pointless action scenes for the sake of waking up the audience to a dragging and disconnected plot. There was a shell of a good concept in there but then it just got lost in the extra. The actors were fantastic, sadly they were up against genocide and ill mannered bots. What Bay thinks is funny, most certainly is not to the rest of us. The flimsy and disjointed story of villains became exhausting to the actual plot of the movie and only became devicive to the arch. It's also as if he believes his version of an already established franchise is and should be seen as the antithesis of perfection. I always find myself disappointed I sat down for the movie when it comes to his ideas. I hope he got sued, cause he ripped of Star Wars in so many ways. Nothing original about this. Just a sad man, trying to be relevant.

Young Dylan is the most disrespectful child and they allow him to glorify his disrespectful attitude without consequences, all in the name of the "rap game". Then again I don't expect much from Tyler Perry except this behavior. Instead of elevating, it's disrespect and degrading of individuals. The daughter makes fun of her brother, labeling him and calling him names and the parents do nothing, when he stands up for himself and puts her in her place, he got yelled at and told to leave her alone. Discrimination, bulling and bad behavior run this show. So disappointing. The exit of Grandma was dumb as well. She should have been a major plqyer, but after only alloowing her to interact with Dylan and not her other grandkids, it was obvious she was just a plot device and a toss away character. Three grandkinds and she never says goodbye to the two siblings or even acknowledged them. Worst Grandma ever. Tyley Perry is a set back to society. This show is racist, discriminating and bias against the community at large. Basically telling you if you're respectful and educated, then you're a loser who dresses poorly. Take Dylan out and this show and it could be something.