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Underwhelming. Focuses too much on pushing it's agenda. Making almost every issue Sam has about race, constantly presenting Bucky as the "guilty white man" and even making him apologize for Steve giving Sam the shield cause he's black (????). The worst part is that the villain, Karli, is just boring. They tried way too hard to justify her actions in an attempt to make her relatable while simultaneously showing her worst and worst extremist and terrorist behaviour, so in the end she wasn't likeable nor was she a great villain, barely even intimidating. She didn't lead the movement, she just owned it, her followers literarily just do whatever she asks, even though they clearly question her decisions more and more as she continues to get more violent. The only reason this isn't a 2⭐ review is because the last episode is just too awesome. Sam and Bucky's mutual respect and friendship development is an amazing thing to watch. And although Sam is constantly treated like just a black man, his charisma outgrows the director's tunnel vision and he's incredibly likeable.

"It" is disappointing, in a sad way. Every horror scene in "It" is amazingly well done, but every other scene isn't. From the beginning, the plot seems promising, but as time goes on the writing gets sillier and sillier. It starts with the basement and storm drain scenes, that brilliantly present you the movie's theme through a kid's perspective in suspenseful and scary scenarios. And near the end, you see a girl being kissed back to life like a Disney princess, a horrifying supernatural monster being defeated by some kids and the power of friendship, and the same kids slicing their hands with broken glass just to make a promess in a scene that looks like something you would find in the r/iam14andthisisdeep reddit. Also, I have no ideia why's the main characters roster is so big if most of them are one dimensional and forgettable. "It" would be an excellent horror movie if it actually tried.

Easily one of the best Netflix's originals. The plot is unique, but what really makes it shine is the narrative. Sense8 shows passion at every scene, and never fails to send a message, be it about loneliness, love, fear or courage. All the main characters have such well done character development that as the show progresses that it is impossible to not like or care about them, and the villains are mysterious and ominous to the very last episode. Honestly, it's a refreshing show that will probably make you want more after you finish it. Congrats to everyone!! Also, the last episode's credits made want season even more