Sean Millar

The woke agenda really needs to move aside in movies. I think Marvel and it's writers have forgotten who there main fan base was and its majority of 8 - 35 year old men... If you want to make a movie and tick all the boxes your gonna tank money left right centre. If you want to make a movie and be successful, make money and be praised by the fan base...then make a movie for the fan base not ticking gender, ethnic and religion boxes. Marvel has forgotten who put them there and Disney has dragged them through the wokeness for much too long.

Change the lead actress and it would've got 3 stars.

Season 2 was just as good as 1 if not better. Written very well, 2 great endings I've watched in a couple days the other being Attack On Titan.

There seems to be a trend with the Netflix writers in the past few years... Umbrella Academy, The Witcher, Sandman, the list goes on... And now this.

Not impressed...I hope its just my age and the fact I've watched DB since I was a kid, but I couldn't even give it 2/5 stars it really has to be 1/5. The whole movie I was waiting for a big action event only to realise I was 80% of the way through the movie. The animation itself was most likely the worst I've seen in DB, it was like playstation graphics... The Broly movie was absolutely perfect so I don't know why the swerved away from this. The storyline is so rushed, it's like things we would see over 100 episodes in the series, happen in 10-15 mins in the movie. It doesn't feel connected at all to either its own plot or the franchise, it feels like a spin-off if I'm completely honest. How many episodes did we watch Goku take to go through his Ultra Instinct phase? The whole tournament of power at least? We watched 100s of epsidoes, for Goku and Vegeta to get where they are now... And the movie just throws Gohan right into there level with absolutely no value to the transformation. It honestly felt like I watched all those episodes for nothing, this movie has really taken away from the series, my favourite series of all time. It made Goku's and Vegeta's struggle meaningless if Gohan could just flip with so little effort. And then the other transformation, well there is entirely no back story to it at all or how it even manifested for Piccolo. I like it but again far too rushed. The 5min scene of Goku, Vegeta & Broly too, what was the purpose of that scene? If they weren't going to be used why use them at all? The movie was so disjointed it feels like its not part of the original franchise and I can't understand how it's reviewed so high, I'm guessing most haven't watched Dragonball from the beginning. Out of the movies and series, this is by far the worst version of Dragonball.

Watching this series has given me a feeling I've never had before watching anything. It put the shivers down my spine and made me feel very uneasy. It's an absolute must watch, not as an interest in serial killers but defining what a monster really is. The way he was, his family, the police and how the victims were treated is a perfect horror sequence of events. This isn't glorifying the killer, it's pointing out how sick someone could be and how our system of dealing with such things has failed lots of people. The acting is superb, the story, the atmosphere, the settings and the complete edge of a blade feeling of uneasyness is something straight out of a horror. Knowing this was real, the person, the victims, the places and the whole story. It's easily the most unsettling thing I've ever watch. The silence and fear in most of the first episode really sets the whole tone for the series. On another note, it's a prime example of critics scoring low but audience scoring 10/10 across the board. The fact they have scored this lower than Shehulk by about 30% tells the whole story. I don't feel critics have any place in modern films or series nowadays they are too pushy on agendas and will look past amazing production to keep with a narrative. For anyone saying it's too much, it inappropriate, it disgusting... Turn it off then, stop whining about something your still watching, no one is forcing you. There are far worse horrors that happen daily today that you say and do nothing about, you turn a blind eye to just like the some of the characters in this series... Hypocrites.

Parts 1, 2 and some of 3 were okay. From there parts 4, 5 and (never watching) 6, it just goes down hill. Like a 10 year old wrote the story.

Was going well till episode 2 then I switched off... woke ideology again just destroying stroy telling. Every series nowadays has a bunch of gays, lesbians and trannies up all in it... When they make up less than 1% of the population... Wonder why series do so bad, it's due to that. Your playing to 1% of the population and losing the other 99%... Well done on destroying source material btw... Couldnt have made it may worse

Pushing hard on "The Agenda" WB, it's hard to miss... But great show regardless.

Just watched and I've never really wrote a review on Marvel films, due to them all being to a set standard that we just expect and receive. I love hero films, Marvel, DC, independent. But this movie goes to show that sometimes people drop the ball. It just asked more questions than it answered. I feel they should've concentrated more on a movie than trying to make a movie diverse. Yeah be diverse but make the movie, that's what we came to see that's what we paid for. It has the same feeling as one of those woke films but not woke it just garbage. I seen someone say it was better than Age of Ultron... Hand downs AoU beats this movie a million times over. I can see why it's rated so low, nothing to do with people hating but just it's a very poor marvel movie.