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Mid. Watchable but tons of cringe.

Nathan Fielder might be the master of breaking the 4th wall. It's genuinely hard to tell if he's always on, or if everything is real, which isn't a talent possessed by anyone else working in entertainment today.

First part was brilliant as always, second part felt a little rushed, as if they wrote themselves into a corner here and there and couldn't figure out a "south park" solution. Maybe it was a time constraint, but something just felt abit off about the second part, 4/5.

I want to start with this, it's crazy Andy Milanokis still looks the exact same way he did like, 20 years ago. Now to the show; It's eh. More Netflix original so-so. Low budget Watchmen/Sin city type hybrid. The characters are all shallow parodies of famous characters. And that's what this show is really, a shallow parody. I'm willing to bet the original concept was interesting, but by the time the final product was released it was touched by too many hands, Ive watched it all the way through now, and I just feel like I could have rewatched something I've seen 100 times, and my time would have been better spent. 2 stars, an extra star because I liked seeing Andy again.

A Bruce Campbell movie. The king of B horror. If your a fan, you know what your getting into, the normies won't understand but we do. Love ya Bruce, live a long time and never retire.

John Cena playing a sociopath, go figure.

You can get reviews elsewhere, but here's how you know it's bad, Keanu Reeves is no better than sidekicked in the movie, but he's front and center in the promo because that's what makes you want to see it. Save time, go watch south park or something.

It'll be a long time before a Batman movie tops Dark Knight, also the "Edge Lord" Bruce Wayne was kinda lame. One of the things about Batman/Bruce is which is which, is Batman pretending to be Bruce Wayne or is Bruce Wayne pretending to be Batman? This version is just Batman, never turns it off. Which maybe could have worked, but I dunno just seems like they were trying too hard; Why so serious?

It's eh. Feels like one of those early 2000 sci-fi channel shows. Which is fine some of those were decent, but Halo has a certain gravity to it, a heaviness that lends the viewer a hand in feeling the impact of every moment. Straight up that's not here, again just feels a little on the rails, also copying a standard "Kid joins up with super hero for adventure against bad guys AND good guys oh my" trope, not happy that this formula is being used in this universe.

Everyone involved with this should be embarrassed. I like Reynolds and Samuel L Jackson is in my top 5 favorite actors, but this movie was a chore to get through.