Karis Armstrong

I wanted to love this movie. Seriously—the trailer looked amazing. I was so excited, I even brought my whole family and my grandparents to see it on Easter. But we all walked out feeling pretty disappointed. Let’s start with the portrayal of the disciples. They looked way older than Jesus—some looked like they could’ve been his dad. Historically, the disciples were teenagers (and those that were a bit older would have still been younger than 25), and it would’ve been so powerful to actually show that. Imagine how much more relatable it could have been for kids and teens watching. You missed a huge opportunity there. Then there was Jesus himself. He felt… flat. Unemotional. And honestly, not like the Jesus I know from the Bible. Maybe the creators were scared to make Him too human, worried that showing His emotions would somehow take away from His holiness—but that couldn’t be more wrong. One of the most moving parts of the Gospels is when Jesus weeps at Lazarus’ death. And they just skipped it. That moment—where Jesus grieves with us—is one of the most relatable, human, and beautiful things about Him. I was so upset it wasn’t included. And can we take a moment and think about the Bible…Jesus was a child loving, party loving, people loving person. He was known for loving to party and drink with sinners (in an appropriate manner ofc). He was known for having this lighthearted sense of character. He especially adored children. We saw NONE of this side of Jesus in this movie. A seriously missed opportunity! And can we talk about the Last Supper scene? Their feet were way too clean. Like, pristine. But in reality, their feet would’ve been disgusting—covered in dust, animal poop, and filth from the streets. That’s the whole point! That Jesus, the King of Kings, got down and washed those feet. It’s a huge act of humility and love. It would’ve hit so much harder for kids if that detail was accurate. In the Garden of Gethsemane, again—it felt totally unemotional. In the Bible, Jesus is in agony, praying so intensely that He sweats blood. It’s raw. It’s deep. It’s real. But in the movie? He just prays for a minute, no urgency, no anguish, and then it’s over. That scene needed way more weight. And the last 3 minutes? Way too rushed. Jesus dies, and boom—He’s back. All we see is Him appearing in front of the main child. That’s it. No showing how He brought the Holy Spirit to the disciples, no real sense of what comes next. It left us with so many unanswered questions. And the storyline about the boy? The trailer made it seem like it was going to be about forgiveness—maybe the dad apologizing for how he yelled, or the boy realizing how selfish he was. But nothing gets resolved. The story just ends. What did the boy even learn? All we really get is, “Jesus is cooler than King Arthur.” That can’t be the takeaway. I wanted this to be amazing. I wanted it to stir my heart and leave an impression on the next generation. But instead, it missed the mark emotionally, spiritually, and even biblically. There were moments where it could’ve gone so deep—and just didn’t. This could’ve been something special. But in the end, it was more of a missed opportunity than a masterpiece.

Sorry but there was no resolve. The kids were supposed to be the cure to save humanity. The whole movie plot is about saving them, but in the end they just cause the disease to spread more. I’m really mad I watched this because the end felt like a deep hole the producers climbed into. Honestly will not be recommending this to anyone, ever. The good characters die to save the kids which just cause more destruction and there is no hope. I got no closure. Really not worth the watch.Sorry but there was no resolve. Spoiler.. Plot holes. -So the zombie dad was smart enough to swipe an ID card? While remaining completely animal like out of control -kids are cure but no cure is made -the family is literally the entire reason the infection came back -guards don’t even lock the doors -wife is left unattended and improperly quarantined like what -zombie dad literally tracks his kids somehow which makes no sense Honestly there are more but what were the producers thinking. I give it a 3/10

This was 100% better than the first movie. The first movie was cringe and had a really slow plot. It wasn’t all that interesting. This movie however, was actually really well made. I enjoyed the plot, characters, and twist at the end. It was really entertaining and I’d much rather have watched this one than the previous movie.

I hope there is a season 2. I was having doubts about this show since it seemed to be a trend on Tiktok. I finally watched it today, all the way through and I’m glad I did. I really enjoyed it, the snarky remarks were comedic and kept me tuned in. The plot was well thought out and I really had no idea who the bad guys were. I hope Netflix makes a second season.

I didn’t know about the McCans story. I don’t have a lot to say about the show itself but they told the story very well and it was displayed in a balanced manner. They had people who opposed each others ideas so that viewers could grasp both sides of what people think happened. It breaks my heart that nobody has been able to find not just Madeline but so many others. I hope that she’ll be found, she’s in my prayers.

I LOVE THIS SHOW! This was my first real anime romance comedy, and I was not let down. This show has such amazing character development and relationships that realizing I had reached the last episode sent me into tears. I recommend this to everyone who likes anime. You get invested, even if it take two episodes. It’s a blast of a way to spend your extra time! I can’t wait for the movie.

BEST ANIME DRAMA ROMANCE COMEDY EVER!!!!! I love this show with every ounce of my soul. I CANT WAIT FOR SEASON THREE!!!!!!! If you haven’t seen this and need a good laugh, this is the best remedy! Do consider watching, you may become an addict to it like me!🤍

It’s not a great movie. For kids it probably works. The plot line was predictable, the singing and voices were bothersome. Compared to all the other Disney movies, this falls short. So many corny scenes that kinda make the movie less enjoyable. I wouldn’t watch this again. Nor would I recommend it.

Best movie ever produced. Christopher Nolan is brilliant. The movie brings me to tears each time I see it. It never gets old, it only gets better. The older I get the more I understand it. The father daughter relationship. The beauty. The soundtrack. All of it a masterpiece.

I started 2 months ago and am currently on season 11 episode 19. Im going to be so sad when they stop producing this amazing series. It’s by far the most intriguing and enjoyable show I’ve watched so far. I love watching criminals being brought to justice and watching the team investigate and solve cases. The characters all hold a dear place in my heart. If you haven’t watched this show and are interested in doing so, I recommend it. Just know that there is a lot of graphic and painful violence in every episode, so be careful with yourself.