David Lopez

I am so amazed by the "fans" who critique storytelling as nonessential. Grab your fruit roll ups and watch a cartoon, kids. What is best about the best is developed characters, an emotional connection to them, and a story arc that shows them evolve. Star Trek TOS at it's best did this. Star Wars at it's best does this as well. Yes, I love a good fight or explosion as much as anyone, but I don't need it dumbed down in order to catch and hold my attention. Mandalorian isn't about bounty hunting and fight scenes (yes those are fun). It's about the emotions and love you feel between and for the characters. It feels relatable and real in a made up world. So far Andor is on track for me.

Okay, Citizen Kane it was not.... Let's be real, this movie made little sense, the tiny sliver of plot had more holes than a Swiss cheese brick, and the cast muddled through bad dialogue and direction. Why did I still enjoy it? Maybe I've set my standards too low. Maybe I just felt in the mood for some mindless entertainment to kill the afternoon.

Absolutely nothing super about this show. The story is weak, the acting abysmal (Aramis Knight accent... yeesh), and this might as well be a Disney Channel kid show. I've stuck with it for a few episodes hoping it would get better, but ultimately it has not and is the 2nd worst (following Inhumans) of the Marvel offerings.

Simply didn't care for it. Nuff said.

Another Snyder demonstration of how much he loves himself and doesnt care about the audience. The gore aside, there was absolutely nothing even remotely entertaining in this tired retread of a tired genre that had its 15 minutes several years ago. Predictable, overly long, and just plain boring. Bautista did his best, but the underwhelming script and direction sank it for me.

Horrible. Season 1 was weak but mildly entertaining. Season two isn't even so bad it's good, it's just simply bad. A homeless person puts on the suit and instantly becomes a crime fighter? Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Kate, et al trained for years to develop their skills. The story's are weak,, the dialogue painful,, and the show is smply awful