Michael Stevens

I was really looking forward to this show. The effects are good. The scenery is good. The script writing though is the biggest flaw in the show. Obi-wan took a major nerf in this show. Reva is going to have a redemption story probably by the script she was given made her character unlikable. And then they made obi wan get caught by a major character that he should not have been caught by. Making obiwan and you know who the types of characters that leave a room while the other enters would have been a lot better. For the reason that you know who cant see obiwan until a new hope. It would have given the writers a great opportunity to make you know who a monster that destroys everything in his way to get what he wants and still not have a proper face off. Same thing could have happened but with one of the inquisitors. But on the other hand if they had done obiwan right he would still be a picture of peak jedi preformance. Leah is also at the same time the smartest and the dumbest person in the room. They tried to make her a prodigy but made her decisions far more silly than just being a sheltered child.

This is a poorly written sci-fi tv series that happens to have halo stuff in it. If you take away all the halo props and rename the covenant to generic aliens you would not be able to recognize it as halo. Minus that the story makes the audience feel dumb for watching. Some of the major plot points are made because of things that you would never think to do.read the books, play the games. Ignore the existence of this show.

I thought that the movie was sub par. When the two main characters were In space it was difficult to tell which was which. I am not sure if it was just my copy but lip synching was way off. The premise, though fun, was hard to believe. Yes movies are about suspending disbelief but the role of the movie is to build the narrative to where something is believable. So I agree that sending 2 kids and a lizard into outerspace is emerson breaking. Dont see a problem with villains killing subordinates ates. disney did it in most of their early works.