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I'm only at the beginning of season three I am already losing interest in this show, particularly that poor acting by Danielle Panabaker (ugh I hate to say it) but her as Killer Frost makes me cringe so hard...that nasally thing she does with her voice is awful. The predicability of the script is also annoying like every time The Flash starts doing something to stop a villain someone says "what's he doing?" then there's a scientific explanation (which is useful information but done in such a amateurish way). Also Barry's speed is quickly becoming unimpressive when there's constantly someone new with the exact same ability. Cisco's naming thing is not clever at all and frankly highly annoying.

Spoilers ahead: I know they are suppose to be amateur criminals but are they also suppose to be complete morons? Like come on, Ruby is married to a cop and she doesn't think "maybe we should wear gloves" while disposing of a dead body? They don't wear anything to disguise themselves while all driving together in a car without tinted windows on the way to commit multiple felonies. They touch everything without gloves and never pull back their hair as if the smallest bit of DNA isn't enough to implicate them. Then the writers expect me to believe that these women were able to get onto a police truck that was carrying evidence for hundreds of cases without any trouble despite not having an actual plan. Their plan was to just take the evidence, not replace it as to not draw so much immediate suspicion? Again just total morons. They then choose not to take the evidence that they set out to retrieve because there were rape kits on the truck?! Seems like an odd time to suddenly have morals. I loved the first season but it has gone downhill, I'm fine with crime shows that have more playful comical feels but not at the cost of more realistic crime/criminals. BS on all of this! And the hardened gang banger character is a joke too.

beautiful and poetic but a true disservice to the book. The character development in the film was greatly lacking without reading the book I would know very little about all of the characters, as that's all the film presents. a two hour running time that seem to manage to only tell 25% of the story. Too many long slow scene amounting for the running time taking up time for the rest of the story. Read the book, skip the movie.