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Genuinely unlikeable wife that starts to lambast her husband for having a gun, and daring to use it to save their lives; culminating in an SJW tirade vomiting nonsense about not being devastated for using the gun in self-defense against home-invaders. It made me rage and I almost insta-quit the movie. Then the random detective laying down a missing persons picture that drove a nail right into the linear dive straight to the ending. On one hand, that's exactly how you get caught in a lie with family; they get a smidgen of a hint that you're up to no good, and they're ready to rifle through your personal belongings up to throwing you under the bus, rather than benefit of the doubt. I'd have like to of seen more of Logan's character being a killer than just a surface-level psychopath who just wanted a normal life with a sheeple wife....but then again there have been quite a few caught serial killers who had normal, nuclear families.(Wife, Kids) It just didn't leave a lasting imprint, and for that reason I have to give it a 4. It had all the feexins to be a great movie, but the script killed it.

This show slaps. From the very beginning, to the abrupt cancellation; Meloni and cast bring it hard! "It passes down from Scaramucci to Scaramucci" lol - Crazy old witch grandma. It's hilarious, and Meloni really sells the role. Awesome Soundtrack like Com Truise - VHS Sex and synthwave to create an aura of mystique surrounding the creepy Beetle-Rave in Sunny's Skyscraper media Building. The creepy NYC Santa human trafficking little kids as apart of Blue's crime syndicate was a choice plot to start with. It intersected many other evil villains each with their own hilariously creepy gravitas. lol at Pink Bunny Eye Man The Alien Telly-Tubbies created a real lunatic out of the audience. LeDeuax's underworld exotic PT Cruiser was a staple of madness that truly set the tone for the series. The only thing that truly sucked was it got cancelled....WHY!!!!

I binged the entire Dexter series after it ended. I wasn't upset that Dexter faked his death and ended up at a lumber mill up north. So it was cool that they revived the character for the new show: Dexter New Bluth (For fellows of culture lol) Show slapped. It was stupid of him to get involved with the Chief lol what was he thinking. But then again, she looked exactly like Deb, had the Dominance like Deb, and was the top LEO like Deb. I guess he enjoyed the cover it gave him... Having Harrison come find him was great, and Jack Alcott killed it in the role. The eating man, that killed me watching him do the gum-smackin while smashin down some grub. The antics by Alcott perfectly mimicked Dexter's and it was believable that he was the son. I didn't like how they ended the show AT ALL. I think Dexter should have gotten away, but really it wouldn't have ended that way anyhow. If a serial killer, like Dexter, has that many attachments to his crimes being held together by shoestrings; it was only a matter of time before he was caught/killed. Overall entertaining, and Clancy Brown rocks as the main Villain! Is he ever not Exemplary in his roles? Sucks that it's gotta end, but we have to remember that it would freak you out IRL if you discover your close friend/lover/coworker kills murderers like an anti-Batman.

Thank you to the entire team who put this together to send off an amazing series! Ray Donovan is my favorite Series of All Time. I like it better than Sopranos, Game of Thrones, The Wire, Peaky Blinders, Boardwalk Empire, and Breaking Bad. Liev's performance was only amplified by his stellar supporting cast that just brought it every scene, every episode. It was fun to see the Hollywood fixer scrounge the soft-white underbelly of California. Jon Voight was hilarious, and was full of entertaining hijinks that didn't feel forced or plastic. Paula Malcomson killed it as lead role alongside Liev and every scene with her, added depth/character to the show. Pooch was fun, and his role in the Donovan family added dynamic range to the palette of the story. Marsan encapsulated Parkinson's perfectly, and was a great eldest brother (Who's the Ding *** Who's the Ding!!). Dash Mihok displayed some of the finest drama acting I've ever seen, and his role was written to be quite complicating to pull off; he performed with excellence and grace!! Every side character further illumined the plot, and was entertaining to watch. The acting is just World Class, exemplified in the Priest episodes and also in the Cancer episodes. When Ray broke down crying, I felt that burn in my soul. The immense pain some of us live with from childhood sexual abuse hasn't been represented for the masculine audience who, like Ray, have buried the pain deep into the recesses of our consciousness. Bravo Liev, you'll always exist in infamy! This movie tied up loose ends, and the very ending SPOILERS:::: was a nice ouroboros to this series. I don't know what direction it could have gone elsewhere, as it was always ever going to end in destruction for the slow-burn Ray had ignited from the shadows all of these years. It sucked Mickey was killed by Bridget....

Extremely enjoyable entertainment! Every scene is fun, and of course this is a light-hearted/goofy comedy. Carrell and Malkovich are a unique combination of comedy Rhodium (Worth way more than Gold) and should win some award for their performances. Yang is awesome too, and brings his iconic deadpan to the series. If you're into Aerospace at all, some of the lore behind the show is accurate to some of the situations the real USSF is encountering. It pays amicable homage to our history of Manned/Unmanned Space-Flight. I'm also glad they include the focus on Satellites as currently that's what the USSF is focusing on. It's best for most people to just watch this series without framing it as a TV drama that's supposed to be super serious. It definitely is catered to millennials and zoomers who are working in/studying aerospace engineering/physics/compsci. Oh and Ben Schwartz is hilarious too, lmao He's truly great here. IDK If they pulled from my now infamous Facebook Quote during the campaign to get Artemis off the ground but I said: "The Early Bird gets the worm, but the Night Owl gets the field mouse" which caused a weird debate about which would be better to eat...May have just been one of those weird simulation/matrix moments where multiple people were thinking the same thing at the same time in different places across the planet.... I hope that Season 3 comes out soon!

Thought I seen it all with Netflix until I stumbled across this gem! It's fun, has good graphics, good special effects and had a cool anime pedigree to pull from. WHY oh WHY did they cancel this amazing show?? I don't want to see yet another Stranger Things episode reminiscent of the 80s. Instead I'd rather see this show fleshed out into more seasons. It's clever, it has space-travel and cool gadgets. It has a good story, fun characters, and mystique to expound upon... I guess we'll just enjoy the one season, as it truly is quite entertaining. I love the ships too, it reminded me of Mark Crilley's anime-esque books called Akiko that I used to read growing up. It has a steam-punk vibe to it. I didn't like how Fearless was such a simp for such a terrible woman...same goes for Vicious. Every character was performed to perfection, and the scenes are beautiful. How did Netflix really think this show should be cancelled because the second week has less viewers....I bet the viewership has gone up now that everyone is waiting for Ozark to drop the last episodes and nothing else is on....

5 Stars for Season 1. Hated Season 2. So much so, I don't care if the show goes on. I understand why they changed actors to be lore-accurate, but my god Kinnaman brought the heat to Kovaks. He was so dayum good they even went and named an aim-training software after him (joking, duh) The first season immersed the audience heavily into a 2049-Esque cyberpunk world full of augmentations, sleeves, etc. Every scene excites the mind with audio-visual stimulation we'd hope to expect from such mastery of body-mind. Season 2 diverged heavily from the fantasy sci-fi genre into more of a space-opera/drama that became too self-aware for my liking. I'm sure others enjoyed it, and Mackie does perform well as an actor. All in all, Season 1 was fun for me and I'd recommend anyone try the series.