Wheel Simple LLC (Robbie Wood)

Fantastic in most ways. The criticism that the movie felt more like a show is absolutely valid. This involves pacing, too many storylines, and a lack of a sense urgency throughout. This is a mistep for sure, but if you're aware of it or agreeable to it, seeing this film on a huge screen with great loud sound is an absolute joy. Will this series top Dances With Wolves? How could it? But it is doing interesting things regardless. The footage and the cinematography can be breathtaking. The storylines are not difficult to keep track of and I'm fine not having every little detail spelled out for me and just allow the story to be told. Shame the second installment will not come to the big screen. Id watch it in theaters if only just once.

Pretty bad. Borrowing opening scene from the bodyguard, and found a look alike for the main role, while finding an Elena from 30 coins doppelganger and trying their best to over explain every single thing to the audience as possible. Overall, the character writing is terrible. There were literally no twists or genuine subversion of expectation. Everyone is an unhinged child incapable of processing their feelings without yelling and arguing about everything, as if they were all born yesterday. The central driving chip on peters shoulder is simply given too much air to create a believable character. Generally felt like someone's attempt to remake a number of more successful shows which weren't American. And like we needed ANOTHER u.s. Presidential assassination plot, why are we so obsessed with that? Do not get me started on the sniper scene. Whoever came up with that whole situation just to martyr a character who was already a hero....none of it worked. Could have been a 5 episode miniseries. And as to the villains.....not even. Close to difficult to deduce.

A really really good show. David is extremely likeable and competent but the writers keep you two arms lengths away from ever knowing his true intentions. At every turn you think you may begin to guess when he's going to show his teeth and then he seemingly defies you. Perhaps this is to lengthen the series, but I think something else is going on here. The writers are on fire o this show. They've got what the writers had in the first season of legion, but I those these can keep it lit! I sAy bravo and please keep it coming!

HUGE SPOILERS : Much of my high RATING comes solely from things like the creative and I think logical expansion of what forces users would be capable of, the introduction of the avatar complex (the idea that one person holds generations within them), and the return of sideous, a character whom I regard as the most interesting and genuinely dangerous villain ever conceived. However, I prefer the fast, hyper fancy, fencing informed saber choreography of the preludes to the clunky, heavy, medievil looking fight scenes in rey's trilogy. Like the sabers way twenty pounds each. I also prefer force ghost Luke not looking so freaking hokie. Maybe they should've gone back to using puppets for Luke too for the force ghost scene since it did wonders for Yoda's appearance. A big aspect that was almost completely missing in this one was creatures. There are scarce few new creatures introduced, r2d2 was side lined and po got a female love interest while fin almost "admitted" his feelings for Rey which felt like a total stooping, almost a surrender, of the writers to explain away harmless internet rumors of a bro-mance between the two. These things felt like hedging, not important things to the story. The script was wildly simple and I found myself nearly insulted that everything was being explained like I was five but at least Abrams didn't do something as insulting as copying Lilo's lightspeed ramming escape trick and take all the credit for coming up with something SO UNTHINKABLE in a space opera, like they did in the last Jedi. Over all the last Jedi was a better movie for a lot of reasons, but because the theme of force power expansion continues in this film, and because Rey realizes her own unique path and walk it, this was still a great movie. I have absolutely no problem with the little romance between Rey and Ben. Ben's thee film journey of internal torment, regret, and ambition, only to end in realization and redemption was exactly what that character needed.