Reviews

This movie is fun and entertaining. Younger audiences will most certainly enjoy it. With a bit more editing, the movie could've easily been made into a rated G. Don't expect this movie to be a masterpiece.

The movie certainly has many flaws that adults will find unbearable. Including the fact that its is a clone/copy/spin off of Pirates of Caribbean.

Given that we live in modern times, Disney has decided to bank on inclusivity (obviously for monetary reasons) and take full advantage of including a LGBTQ character in this movie. The character is portrayed in a very stereotypical manner to provide extra comedic relief. It is more of an insult to the LGBTQ community as opposed to a nod.

If you want to watch this movie with your family that includes kids younger than 13, you need to watch it first and/or have the remote handy; so, you can fast forward the undesirable scenes.

No scientists were interviewed. 1 expert was briefly shown every once in a while. Everything else is just some random people believing in the simulation theory.

The director puts too much emphasis on the Joshua murders creating a disturbing shock factor for the audience; which takes away the value of the rest of the information conveyed.

Looks like the director was more concerned with creating a shock effect than exhibiting simulation theory's many cool and fascinating attributes.

The animation was really cool! Sound editing was awesome.

Watch it only if you really need to kill time.

This documentary is one of the best examples of shameful and biased journalism! It attempts to sugar coat the horrible actions of Nick Denton and his sleezeball website, Gawker; it fails miserably! Somehow, Peter Thiel is an evil bad bad bad man because he financially supported Hulk Hogan. And some billionaire in Los Vegas is also evil. By the way, It was all Donald Trump's Fault because he called the media fake news!

Don't waste your time on this non-documentary.

This episode of Start Trek Picard proves that the writers have no clue as to what Star Trek is all about.

Right off the bat, they kill off Icheb, a beloved character from Star Trek Voyager. His death and its brutality was absolutely unnecessary as wells as highly improbably!

1. Dear Writers: Please watch TNG S1E25 The Neutral Zone!!! The whole concept of harvesting Borg parts and components for financial gains is redundant within the Federation. As a Federation citizen you are entitled to receiving anything you want without any monetary exchange. The accumulation of wealth is a ludicrous and utterly meaningless practice within the Federation and its allies.

2. The Federation possesses replicator technology that can replicate anything you can imagine. The replicators are readily available to all Federation citizens. For sophisticated technical components, you simply need to input the component's specification and the replicator will create it for you. Icheb could have been given a full body scan and all of his Borg components could've been replicated.

3. The Federation has medical records of all its officer on file. Again, Ichabs removed components could've been replicated from his medical records saving his life.

4. It is highly improbably for a federation officer to get kidnapped and the Federation neglects to immediately dispatch a rescue team.

5. In the highly unlikely and improbable event that the a Federation officer is murdered, no one gets away with it! The murderer is apprehended without delay and sentenced accordingly.

I declare this episode a dog's breakfast and the series a poorly researched pile of excrement.

This last episode had glimpses of hope for the series but nope they destroyed all of that in the last 5 minutes.

The story telling is amateur and the main characters lack sophistication. The pace is very slow.

A murderer has gotten away with murder (Dr. Jurati) without any consequences. Why isn't she apprehended by the Federation?

The Federation's Director of Starfleet Security betrays the Federation and attempts to commit genocide and no one is asking for her court martial. A fugitive is allowed do as she pleases?

If they can bring back Picard from the dead why not bring back Data?

In Et in Arcadia Part 1, Raffi confesses her love to Picard but in this one she's a gay lover to 7of9. Seriously? Did the writers even watch Part 1?

Now that Coppelius is safe from Zhat Vash, where the heck is Picard and his crew of one sided characters going aimlessly in space?

I'm done wasting my time with this garbage!

Once again the creators are trying real hard to lure viewers through unnecessary intimate scenes, violence and foul language. That's not Star Trek.

Picard is no longer the relational and highly intelligent Start Fleet Captain. I accept that; as he is older now. However, the rest of Star Fleet and Federation has devolved into barbarism all throughout.

For instance, a highly compassionate scientist who is also a member of the Federation, murders another fellow scientist. Then in Broken Pieces this same murderer is allowed to roam around the ship freely without anyone being concerned about her mental state. Neither Captain Rios, nor Jean-Luc suggest that perhaps she should be put in the brig. These sequences of events completely defy what makes Star Trek so humane, compassionate and righteous.

Give us the humanity, compassion and intelligence of Start Trek! Do away with archaic violence and profanity and watch fans flock in numbers!