Brendon Ghrist

With the release on disney plus, I decided to re-checl this movie out, while there are some things that I liked, such as the unique origin, everything falls apart after the 1 hour mark, and gets even worse at the final battle, we see the villan crushing people's heads and killing them instantly, to stop the fantastic four.... He covers them with rocks. While diehard fans of the fantastic four may love it or hate it, I think this is a pretty dull, but sometimes entertaining watch. Dont watch it at night tho, this movie puts people to sleep.

Although I have no right to review this show, as it has been a substantial amount of time since I saw an episode. But I want to make a counterargument that I saw a lot of people making. This argument was the same that you hear about any kids media, "It's not meant for you! Its meant for kids!" This is an excuse that I generally believe to be correct, if you are a ninety year old man on google, don't write a review for a show aimed at six year olds. But Daniel Tiger is different. Daniel Tiger is a bad excuse for a for a followup series to Mr. Rogers' neighborhood. Mr. Rogers' neighborhood is a show that was made by a man who cared, and wanted to inspire children. Daniel Tiger did not have a choice to be made, it was ordered to keep producing, so the quality in some people's minds is inferior. But the thing that made Mr. Rogers fantastic the most was his intent for the show to be for both children and their parents. This show would be impossible for me to sit through for most parents. The parents who write the reviews probably don't watch the content with their kids. And if anyone stumbles across this that doesn't watch TV shows with their kid (toddlers, god knows a parent shouldn't have to watch Nickelodeon with their ten year old), please consider watching the content with your kid and reinforcing values, which are the only reason this review isn't one star.