Reviews

This movie was a waste of time, money, resources. It was all around awful. They did not explain what was supposedly happening that caused a civil war and it was basically impossible to tell the two sides apart.

The plot followed a small group of reporters and it made no sense. For some reason wearing a press badge meant you were granted access to everything and the fake military was obligated to protect you. These absolute idiots got themselves into the most ridiculous situations.

The ending was worse than the rest. These "reporters" stormed the White House with an "army" of like 6 people and fought their way through a barricade of security through the entire building and then found the president. The main older woman was the brave "nothing fazes me" character until the end when she had a mental breakdown for no reason for a whole minute before being totally fine again.

The main young girl jumped in front of flying bullets to get a camera shot in the White House. And the main older woman pathetically shoved her out of the way only to get shot herself and they left her on the floor with no remorse. The fake military gets to the president and before shorting him the "reporter" yells "don't shoot him, I need a quote" Why are they listening to this random man???

Overall this movie had no plot and a pathetic excuse for a backstory, the characters were dumb and the movie made no sense. Such a waste of time. The only redeeming quality being some good war scenes. And those were few and far between.

I really do enjoy this show a lot. But there are a couple main things that I don't like.

The jumping around between past and present. This technique when done right is awesome but is so easy to mess up. And this show walks a very fine line.

The theme of the show changed to a half mystery half comedy towards the last couple seasons It follows too many people and I can't get any good information before the next commercial break.

By the end so many of these characters get so annoying.

David and Dennis finally got together but have completely separated story lines that seem to almost never cross.

Gael has a kid and is still somehow just a starving artist type.

Luca- who even knows wtf is going on half the time.

Mariana being CEO of speckulate

It's just too much.

This is the worst and most disgusting movie every. A pregnant woman commits suicide and is then found by a doctor who "brings her back to life" by placing her unborn fetus's brain into her head.

This movie was vile So much unnecessary sex and is extremely inappropriate. She's basically groomed and then forced into a life of sex slavery.

It has a couple funny moments which earns one star and it has Emma stone which earns another two.

I wanted to see this bc of her and the great rating but it is extremely disappointing and disgusting.

Please do not waste your time I cannot describe enough how disgusting this movie was.

Vampires? Is this 2008? I mean c'mon hasn't this been done to death? There are hundreds of other monstrous creatures that do not get enough attention. The main character is annoying at best, and thinks that she's better than everyone because she didn't grow up rich. She has a terrible god complex, acts nice to a few maids and suddenly is too Good for her rich long lost family. And she thinks they're all racist bc she's mixed and they're all white and again RiCh. She goes to England to meet her family that she doesn't know for some reason, upon arriving meets a man and of course "falls in love". She stays at the house for a time and goes to a family reunion I guess, and ends up involved in someone's wedding, and she's never met the bride and yet agrees to be a bridesmaid. Only it's her wedding, and she's being "tricked" into it, as if it was hard to do given how naive and apparently oblivious she is.

Was it not enough for half the maids to go missing, someone terrorizing you in your bedroom at night, the man you're "in love" with basically stalking you, and one of the random women that you're not related to and just met suck your blood?? I mean really? She escapes, and then runs to a nearby town, somehow not believing that they would all be in on it.

And then upon getting married and becoming a vampire she thinks she can beat a hundreds year old family of vampires, how could that even be possible, she has to lose right? Right? Nope, she wins with like no help and walks out of the house leaving the rest of the vampires to live.

The plot twist bride scenario was pretty good, and the set was very nice(though apparently they used all their money on just that), so I'll give the movie a 3 instead of a 1.

P. S. Her and her best friend become vampire hunters or something in the end, is that not ridiculous?

This movie started off ok.the way the actual shooting was carried out was good but afterwards everything went downhill. The main character drank and did drugs to cope with what had happened. She had sex with her friend, kissed another friend, both of which just filled time in the movie. And in the end there was no resolution.

This episode gets a 10 for one reason and one reason only, we finally got rid of Lana Lang for good. She's so infuriating and irritating. She's legitimately psychotic for using that suit, she comes back at the worst possible time and screws with Lois and Clark who every person who knows anything about Superman knows is endgame. I mean come on, absorbing kryptonite and being forced to never go near Clark again is what made the two realize they don't belong together. I would've thought that would happen after Lana married Lex and then became obsessed with him, she was nuts

I can not explain to you have much I hated that character.

On one hand, the conflict that was presented was very well thought out throughout the season. Darkseid was slowly taking over the minds of the planet and another planet was about to crash into earth. But The way darkseid was defeated and the planet was diverted was far to easy. The way Clark gets his power to fly was so ineffectual, and borderline boring. The threat of lex Luther was avoided, of course, seeing as he was only a side villain for the episode it might have been expected to be easy, but it was maybe too easy.

Clark and Lois were finally getting married. Their last minute cold feet and overcoming it was cute and needed in my opinion. Their wedding was almost ruined, as expected in any superhero series, and was well done. But why then, did it take them 7 more years to get married afterwards.

Overall the finale was ok- maybe even good. But it was so anticlimactic and was a waste of so much potential.

This was a pretty good episode overall. Interesting story, good acting as always. It was just a little disappointing. We've been waiting a long long time for Clark and Lois to be engaged and it finally happened but it was so anti climactic.

This poor child is once again saved from abuse and then ends up dead. There was no reason. He had such little happiness in his life, this was a terrible ending for such an innocent and young character.

The whole movie is a bunch of kids running around saying "no I'm not doing it" and then dying.

There are not many series where I can honestly say that I liked the sequel more than the original. But this is so much better. Only giving a nine because I feel like there should have been more scenes between Elle and Marco while they were getting closer romantically.