JonR

The worst, stupidest, most ridiculously unfocused writing of one of the most iconic sci-fi horror intellecual properties of all time. The writers and creatives who went from brainstorming to writing 'The End' on the script, need removing from this role, they're not good enough to understand the question that should be posed here. What happens to Earth and humanity of the Alien Xenomorphs reach the planet surface. Instead have chosen a path to ask a question that means NOTHING to the world of Aliens. Even worse, the questions they have asked within the season is fumbled and idiotically presented with terrible choices and meaningless plot arcs, bad pacing and the most ridiculous situations... They've wasted a chance to tell an amazing story and they should be incredibly ashamed. Hulu, please, readjust what you're doing here, reset the creative team in charge of this show and get people on board that pitch a story about the Xenomorphs, not about the corperations.

Learned nothing from Game of Thrones when they used darkness during a scene, couldn't see anything... Thanks director, that was a great idea... Well done... *Slow clap*

I adore the Addams's world. I haven't watched the CGI films, maybe due to how iconic the 90s films were to me. But this was Wednesday, a 'grown up' story. Of a homicidal maniac in the making. What wouldn't there to be loved... 🫰🫰 Ortega was brilliant, captured the lack of everything you would expect. Except a certain lack of opportunities to indulge in her being the nutter we expect. Thing was missing a bit of mania as well. No raised dust, flying leaves or stuttering... Sword wielding... Little jumps. And this is my gripe. The writing in the details was lazy, sometimes so painfully that even Gomez would weep. Thing being found in the way he was. A couple of MacGuffins that were the too easy choice, a certain lack of the other weird types... Not being all the weird. When we know what the rest of the weird could potentially be, 'Cousin Itt' for example. Yes, a family member, but all the modern weird students were terribly, awfully normal. I really, really like the new series. I don't love it though. I should love it. Tim Burton... I'm sorry, you missed a beat x