Dan De Lion

I recently had the misfortune of subjecting myself to the cinematic disaster that is "Equalizer 3," To call it a disappointment would be an understatement; it's an insult to the very concept of storytelling. From the opening scenes to the painfully predictable finale, "Equalizer 3" manages to squander every opportunity for genuine suspense or excitement. Denzel Washington, who once commanded the screen with charisma and skill, seems to be going through the motions in this film. His character, Robert McCall, lacks the depth and complexity that made him interesting in the two previous installments. The plot is a convoluted mess of clichés, with a narrative so poorly developed that it's difficult to invest in any of the characters or their motivations. The attempt to inject emotional weight into the story falls flat. The supporting cast is given little to work with, and their performances range from forgettable to cringe-worthy. The dialogue is stilted and riddled with forced one-liners that elicit more eye rolls than laughs. It's as if the writers took a lazy approach to crafting a script, relying on tired genre conventions instead of creating something fresh and engaging. In conclusion, "Equalizer 3" is a cinematic disaster that tarnishes the legacy of its predecessors. It's a prime example of lazy filmmaking, with a lackluster plot, uninspired performances, and action sequences that induce more yawns than adrenaline. Save yourself the time and money, and skip this one. Your brain cells will thank you.

"The Changeling" is a prime example of wasted potential and uninspired storytelling, it fails to captivate or engage. The plot is a convoluted mess. It attempts to weave together multiple subplots and story lines, but they often feel disjointed and irrelevant. It's a frustrating experience trying to keep track of what's happening. The supposed twists and turns come off as forced and unearned, leaving you more puzzled than entertained. In summary, "The Changeling" is a TV show that fails on nearly every level. It lacks compelling characters, and a coherent plot, Save your precious time and skip this one, you won't be missing anything of value.

Another Apple T.V. plus s***t show. I've seen better acting in Hollyoaks. The plot is not believable and it's hard to care about the characters. How on earth did they get all them guns on the plane, and the girl tells a complete stranger that she found a bullet in the toilets, instead of telling the cabin crew. How on earth has this got a high rating on rotten tomatoes?? This is why Apple T.V. can't give away they're streaming service for free, when they keep producing this kind of half baked foolishness.