Alan Cooke

Awful. It's supposed to be entertaining! It's a cheap imitation of Iron Man and it feels like they are targeting a certain demographic and ignoring everything else. I gave it a chance and walked away disappointed. It feels like every Marvel television series is either an A (Daredevil, X-Men '97) or an F (this one, She-Hulk, others).

Terrible. No local co-op. Automatic "F". Nintendo needs to stop being dumb/greedy and offer basic features in their games. The game was advertised as a multiplayer game, I should be able to play locally.

It was good! Indiana Jones gets by on his experience and knowledge in this installment. The story is solid and the other characters are wonderful contributors. The cameos fit nicely with the story and make you happy to see established characters. It's not as good as the first three films, but it's far better than Crystal Skull was. It's clear they learned their lesson from the prior movie and they successfully deliver a charming send-off.

It's a great show so far, my wife and I love it. I love how Jeremy makes fun of himself and he really seems to enjoy trying to grow produce and raise sheep. The supporting cast are all excellent and have their own personalities. I was a little skeptical when I heard about this show but so far each episode has been entertaining and I'm about to start episode four.

I have watched three episodes now and I'm disappointed. It's not a bad show, but it's really underwhelming. There are bright spots but Boba Fett would not allow others to disrespect him, it's like Disney is trying to make him kid friendly. I expected to see Slave I rip up gangsters, see smart, well connected plot points and movie quality fight scenes. I thought we would be getting what we saw from Boba in Season 2 of The Mandalorian. There are way too many cheesy, Saturday morning cartoon show car chase scenes and G rated fights, I hope they do the character justice moving forward but so far it's very average to me. I think Temuera Morrison has done a lot with watered down writing and executive interference if I had to guess why a show with so much hype around it is so average so far.

It's really boring. I watched the first two episodes and he basically just walks around New York. The new characters also act like they are straight out of a children's movie. There is no "it" factor like when Chris Evans plays Captain America or when RDJ plays Tony Stark. We don't get to see enough of Jeremy Renner for him to make a real impact on the tone of the show.

This is the worst thing Disney has made since The Last Jedi. It's the worst kind of 50s style sitcom humor, nothing in the show is funny. It's dramatically different from the action packed, story driven movies Marvel has made the last few years. The writing is nonsensical, I could barely continue watching ten minutes in. It's just a black and white throwback to shows like I Love Lucy without any of the humor. You had two great Avenger characters and this is the best you could come up with?

This was awful and I enjoyed the first WW! Spoilers: The mall fight scenes were corny and cheesy. A rock that grants wishes, seriously? To advance his agenda the villain just walks up to people and says, "don't you wish that 'X'?" Maxwell Lord's character was very lazy and poorly written. His rise in the movie was laughable, like something out of a Hallmark movie. They totally wasted Pedro Pascal. It was disappointing to have Chris Pine's character revived and taken away. There was not a lot of action in the movie, just 80s references and throwbacks. My wife and I barely got through the movie, so disappointed in Patty Jenkins.

It's pretty solid, much better than the first one. James Gunn definitely raises the bar for DC. It's rated R which provides more flexibility for gore, humor, and overall action. The characters are interesting and the ones I didn't want to get to know usually were dealt with so I didn't have to worry about them anymore. There's a post credits scene and a handful of great twists and only one or two scenes felt out of place in the movie.

Great movie - infinitely better than the other reboot. The new cast meshes well and the special appearances are really heartwarming. It's funny and entertaining and it integrates the first two movies really well. You can tell the director (Jason Reitman) grew up on the franchise. There are two scenes in the credits.