Tyler Archibald

Worst animated tv show I’ve ever seen, scratch that... it’s the worst tv show I’ve ever seen. it baffles me how it has 100% on rotten tomatoes when there are clearly a lot of problems Story; the story is nonsensical, mid 90s humour that wasn’t even funny back then... I’m not sold on the “world” they have created as there Are zero rules in this world... the hormone monster seems to be a thing you get when you turn 13 and would’ve been great if it was only one character who can interact with it, however they don’t do this. The show breaks it’s own rules as other characters have their own and even the couch has one when he’s a middle aged man, I guess it was trying to say something about that character but ultimately failed. Ghosts exist, For some reason. And a pillow got pregnant... enough on that. Characters; boring, unfunny and kinda horrible to look at after a few viewings. I found each character annoying after 2 episodes. The voice acting comes across as lazy, as most of them don’t suit the character design I’m actually surprised “critics” didn’t pick up on these things earlier... guess we can’t take rotten tomatoes seriously anymore

Here ends the worst Star Wars trilogy we could’ve ever gotten Characters are still bland and boring and after 3 movies I couldn’t care if they survived or not... after a character death at the end I didn’t care too much about it. The plot is an overall mess at one point I blinked and thought I missed half a movie. To call this Star Wars is to make chicken and call it a steak. Rey has to be the worst character ever invented if you can call her that. She doesn’t really do much but look confused and annoyed in every scene. Po and Finn are still relatively stupid, and when they try to give Po some sort of character arch it just flat lines cause he’s had nothing to work with over the last 3 movies. These group of movies have been forgettable, boring, mind numbingly stupid, pointless, over rated and downright insufferable. If you want a good Star Wars trilogy go and watch episode 4-6 or 1-3 at least they have meaning and heart to them. The whole Disney project just seemed like it was wrote by a fanboy trying to impress a girl he likes by making her the star of the story. However with that said they handled the death of Carrie Fisher quite well and I give them props for that. It wasn’t an easy task and they handled it well. I gave this 2 stars because of how well they handled Carrie fishers passing otherwise it would’ve been 1

Once again Hollywood shows they have no idea how to write for female characters. The movie was lacking in story because they simply wanted to get a political point across... even with the political point they were trying to make fell flat. Movie follows Riley a sexually assaulted student, which was treated like a subplot more than anything else. At the start I thought they would’ve used it more as she would get PTSD by being followed by a stranger that is tearing down what sexually assaulted victims get after, which is a loss of security. Which would’ve made some sort of character development However it’s simply not used that way. Using it as a throwaway side plot that didn’t go anywhere. The story was non existent. Hollywood in 2019 seems to think that female empowerment tends to mean that characters have to be forgettable or simply boring. I couldn’t tell you even one character trait for any of the characters. There is zero tension in this movie. No scares what so ever. Infact calling it a horror movie is simply laughable. Me and my friend were actually predicting when each death would occur and how it would happen. By the 3rd act I lost all interest in the movie and didn’t care if the characters lived or died. I just wanted the experience to be over with. Simple note: I can get behind strong female characters but they have to have character! We as the audience no matter race, gender or sexuality have to relate to the character we are watching. I inspire to be an actor one day and I look up to actresses more than I do actors, watching viola Davis or Jennifer Anniston on screen and their performances is something I inspire to do one day regardless of gender. People need to relate and these characters failed what the ultimate message was trying to be about, I doubt anyone would relate to anyone in this movie