Torrey Green

I didn't like or understand the first part or the second part. It was very confusing, especially for someone who isn't a comic book reader. There was too much going on, way too many characters, and all of the multiple worlds Multiverse thing that DC and Marvel are doing is so stupid to me. It's silly and so confusing. To me this story didn't work. I was looking at my phone half the time because I was so bored. There wasn't enough action or entertainment for my tastes. I forced myself to complete the movies in hopes that they would get better, but they never did. 😔

It's entertaining and full of excitement. The first half hour is really boring, but if you can get through that, it picks up quickly and will probably keep you engaged. Like most of Netflix's shows, there are many moments that are so ridiculous or predictable, you may find yourself rolling your eyes or yelling at the screen. Many of the conversations, especially the heart to hearts with tender music in the background, are just plain stupid because in real life nobody would say the foolish things these characters say or do what they do...particularly episode 8. Spoiler Alert. No woman would in three days fall in love with a complete stranger, not be suspicious of him sneaking in her apt., then kill her own sister after finding out her new boyfriend is a sociopath killer, then flee with him. After that ridiculous chain of events, I lost interest in the show. It was just too stupid to continue watching, because nobody would behave like that!!! And Ellen Page, though a great actress, is completely unconvincing as a straight woman. Ellen would be more plausible.

A gory, creepy, stupid soap opera with too many plot holes, overused tropes, and moments where I rolled my eyes at the sheer ridiculousness of the characters behaviors. I binged the first 11 episodes and asked myself at various points if teenagers wrote the dialogue and scripts because nobody would behave the way these characters do. The star is basically Wolverine without the claws yet at some points, she can easily overpower grown men and or tear them apart, in others she gets her ass handed to her like a normal woman would trying to fight a man. It's stupid, with no rhyme or reason as to why her super strength seems to come and go and it's never addressed. Vampires and zombies are roaming around EVERYWHERE including broad daylight, and the people aren't even whispering or trying to keep a low profile as they move about. I was really disappointed, but it's Netflix, so I should have had low expectations.