Shawn Edwards

Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. This is my favorite of all the DC Animations. I absolutely love the fight scene and thing that all fight scene should be based of this. Andre Braugher should play Darkside much more just as kevin Conror. He killed it.

Season 1 Is badass. hoping season two continues the same trend. the animation style reminds me of Netflix volron. which is a plus in my book.

Watching all the seasons FBI and FBI most wanted. FBI international kind of feels like the weak link. Not bashing the acting in any way, the characters and actors are good, it just feels like this show was just thrust in there. We watched FBI seasons 1,2,3, 4 now. We watched characters come, go and grow. FBI most wanted is edger, rougher around the edges. FBI international just has to find its footing. Then we will see what it can do, if not I don’t see it making it to a season 3.

I have watched the first 3 episodes of La rea and I’m not impressed. Jon Seda and Eoin Macken are the only two characters caring this show. It feels rushed into a lot, with no real emotional value, no real high point. The CGI (CW CGI is way better) is way subpar for NBC but in all honesty, NBC is not known for this type of show. To me, this is just 1 season quitter/hitter.

So I’ve watched the first episode. Yes, it hits the mark running. It’s as true to the source material as possible. The script is well put together and the acting is excellent. My only issue is…………………why………………..why would you have the master chief remove his helmet in the first episode. WHY!. It takes away from everything, but we will see in future episodes how this affects the outcome of the storyline…

"Watching this, I can say Marvel may have found a winner here. My personal grievance is that I'm not a fan of the animation style. I love the voice cast, but why does Meme look like a young Suga? Despite this, I like the direction it's heading. It doesn't take itself too seriously but is funny enough to be enjoyable."

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