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I started watching this on TBS or some network that usually plays "2 men and a baby" reruns all day. I knew I was going to be disappointed because it's 2024 and I've been hearing for years how stupid that movie is. However, I still was not prepared for how poorly written the story was. Or maybe just the screenplay and how they stitch the scenes together. The first thing we see is a young Diana running in some Olympic contest. . Of course, as the protagonist she comes so close to winning, but yet has her hopes dashed because she was untruthful and took a shortcut. This is where the hodgepodge of scenes begins. After that scene, we see people in Washington DC getting arrested. Does that remind you of something? Me too! It seems just like something that would happen at the beginning of a Batman movie, or Superman. I realize they all occupy the same world, but that doesn't mean their screenplay has to be just as shitty. So at the beginning of the movie, we don't know who the hell she is except her first name. We don't know how she got to DC out of her prehistoric magical land. We don't know why she has magic powers, or a laser lasso or whatever the hell that thing is. And then all of a sudden, the insinuations of being a mortal comes in or at least having a exceptionally long lifespan. All of this could've been cleared up with a little background information instead of showing this fantastic scene made from CGI of people doing impossible, physical stunts. But alas, the The point of the project was not to educate us about wonder, woman, or teach us about the comic, or anything really besides virtue signaling. As long as wonder, woman is an empowered, modern independent female, who resist the patriarchy has a male nemesis and also brings her boyfriend back from the debt. Unfortunately, you have to watch the whole movie. I imagine to make these connections get together. I could not do it. It was so terrible that I just had to stop. On top of all that you have Kristen wig acting like she's still on Saturday Night Live. And Gal Gadot acting like she's an actress which she is not good at. Someday I'll look it up on a streaming service and be able to watch it in full without interruptions and see what the hell it's about. They do make the villains very easy to identify near the beginning of the movie when they all get magic wishes!. But instead of wishing for limitless, power, or some kind of thing like that, which is obviously what he desires, Maxwell instead of wishes to be the wishing stone! That way he can trick people in the making wishes that get him wealthy. Instead of just asking to be wealthy, throwing the thing in the ocean where nobody will ever find it again. I could go on for hours, but I won't because I have to go to work. This movie sucks. Do not watch it zero stars

I tried to watch season 2, episode 1. At first I thought "well I am starting far into the origin story," but after several minutes I got the feeling it is trying to be a new "Buffy the Vampire" type of deal, which was my dirty little secret pleasure to watch, but back to Reggie, if I may. Reggie is the perfect sidekick to a leading character that doesn't appear to exist. Of course his friend is the protagonist to Reggie, who it feels like is unaware that he is the main character in the story. Not the actor, the character. However, it may be that I need to give a few more episodes a chance before I put the nail in the coffin, (pun intended).It is billed as a comedy, but apparently it needs a laugh track for me to find the jokes. In the end I'll give it a solid 3 because it still has the potential to become either a good teen vampire pseudo-drama like Buffy was, or a vampire-themed comedy like "What we do in the shadows." Only time will tell I guess.

I've watched every episode of the original series, most of the next generation, and all of this one as well. I have to say it; the original series still is the best, uncle Marvin, and Steven are my favorite on the First Alaskans. They hold true to demonstrating their lifestyles, without talking over it all the time. The family out on Wrangell also do a great job demonstrating their lifestyle. Especially with the walrus, whale, and seal harvesting. But even still, the unequivocal best family in any of these shows are the Hailstones. No one demonstrates their culture and lifestyle like that do. They show what it is like to live a subsistence lifestyle as a family and how everyone contributes. Their children have grown up on the show, and it's been awesome watching them become mothers themselves. They are easily the best hunters, and gatherers in the series. They never complain about anything . They have positive attitudes and make do. I wish this show had more of that adaptive skill set,