Duncan Spencer

Super and not so super. It has a super cast of famous names and incredible CGI and it's obvious that the director really has tried to create an incredible product here. However, great films very often don't have or need every actor to be a star or so much CGI that it becomes boring, and talking of boring it's way too long and drawn out. Sometimes less is more. Sometimes less is Super.

The joke's on you. One of the most iconic Batman stories deserves far better than this. The animation is the most basic and I'm not keen on the voiceovers or the very 2 dimensional characters. One for the diehard Batfans, but maybe someone will make a live action version in the future.

At one point in the film the husband says, 'I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do with you'. Which is exactly how I felt about the film after about ten minutes of this total waste of time. Take my advice, don't believe the fake reviews and leave this well alone. You'll enjoy life more.

Great idea, executed well and interesting to watch. Really feels like you're watching 1970s TV footage, so why is the ending so awful. 🤬 FFS

It's an incredible opening sequence, one of the best I've seen. I'm thinking 'this is going to be amazing', and then... it's just fairly average. Carrying on directly from the first film (which you should watch first) it's entertaining enough but sadly becomes less and less engaging and by the end I'm just wishing it was over. Better luck next time.

Solid vampire movie. The cast is very good and is only hampered by a slightly slow pace. Some great action sequences and lashings of blood. A must watch for fans of horror.

Stumbled upon this without any knowledge of it or expectations. It became obvious quite quickly that it was a Stephen King story but it's beautifully adapted and it feels as though every page is right there on the screen. I get that some people think it's slow but I think it's something that really benefits the characters and storyline. It also comes over as a very real attempt to put the supernatural into a believable modern day setting. One of the better adaptations of Mr King's work.

I liked the premise of the show, it intrigued me to see how it developed. Well, it doesn't develop that much. I'm not invested in the the story because the pace is much like a snail's and the characters are almost all unequivocally dull. There's an occasional flash of greatness but it's not enough so don't believe the fake reviews here giving it the full 5 stars. Average at best.

Shameless cash grab time. It's Christmas so we need a Christmas film for it, right? But what we don't need is this below average waste of time. It's a mess. Who's the target audience? The easily pleased? So did they pitch 'Throw every Christmas legend together and make it Fast and Furious'? It needs some 'Ho, Ho, Ho', but it's just 'No, No, No'. No fun. No charm. No good. Remember that Christmas when you asked for a new bicycle but you got a pair of socks instead. This is the cinematic equivalent and these socks are a little bit stinky.

Just before Rip Van Winkle fell asleep he watched this and rumour has it that he started snoozing about halfway through. Who needs sleeping pills?