Edward P

Very disjointed and confusing, particularly Ray Liotta’s character(s). Young Tony has one scene every 15 mins, and seems to pop in, say a few lines, then drop away again. If you took any two episodes of “The Sopranos” and watched them back-to-back, they’d be more compelling than this film. Very disappointing prequel, I was hoping for much more insight.

Great end to an awesome trilogy, though the Irish accents in a group of Puritan English settlers is kinda funny 😆

Unrelentingly grim. There should be at least one likeable character in any show, but LFE has none. And Mia vacillates from being a badass to a crybaby, sometimes in the same episode. I finished this season, but don't think I'll watch a second.

I could barely get 15 minutes into this awful, CGI messterpiece. From the overly long intro wherein a clearly outmatched huffing-and-puffing 8 year old Diana somehow (almost) wins an Olympics-style match against a half-dozen women in peak physical shape, to the "Oh my God, it's the 1980s and everyone wears pastel shirts and Jane Fonda workout leggings!" goofiness, this bloated mess made me lose interest quick. Look, Diana uses her Golden Lasso to save a woman from being run over by two '80s style bros! Look, Diana uses her Golden Lasso to save a bride from being killed! Look, Diana uses her Golden Lasso to save a little girl from being thrown off the third level of a shopping mall (WTH, I don't remember the 1980s being THAT bad). By the time my HBO Max blessedly froze about 15 minutes in, I wanted to use that Golden Lasso to choke myself. I stopped watching at that point, severely disappointed because the first film was surprisingly charming. Not this turkey. Glad I didn't pay $15 in the theatre to see this mess.