Iain L

Late stage Woody Allen is not pretty. Timothy Chalomet does his Woody Allen impression, but the dialogue is from the 70's (a guy makes a joke about Arafat, not a name I hear bandied about much by the youth of today) and the characters are bland and uninteresting. Selena Gomez is great, but that's about it for this trainwreck

With Trevor Noah, this show has totally lost its edge. I remember Jon Stewart would put together segments about media coverage that were both eye-opening and hilarious. Noah just picks low-hanging fruit (Did you know Bernie Sanders is old? Donald Trump is not smart?) and runs with it, making jokes I could have heard in the schoolyard of any high school. I guess doing research is just too much effort. I wish they'd replace him with someone with a deeper understanding of US politics.

Mindblowingly good action sequences with cliched character developments and massive plotholes. It got exhausting after an hour and despite being visually breathtaking, I just got tired of it.