Reviews

I was excited for the show to come out, though I had limited expectations. I've only played New Vegas and Fallout 4 (loved both).

The show to me seems a bit...light hearted. One review called this the Disney version of Fallout and I think that's a perfect comparison. There wasn't much danger when traveling outside. And the people inside seemed like campy people from the 50s. Like a Leave it to Beaver cast.

The show also bounced around far too much and I don't feel that that they handled that all too well. Often I had to ask myself "did I miss something?"

Two last points...there was ZERO explanation as to why Moldaver was still alive. She's a key character. Kinda feels like that should have been touched on. And at the beginning the raiders were radioactive but weren't scanned?

This was not a bad show by any means, but it certainly wasn't the best either. The acting was decent (depending on the actor). The fight scenes were incredible. Really top notch. The comedy? They really should have worked on that. The writing also was decent but with a few too many plot holes.

The first plot hole is right off the bat. Charles is attacked in his apartment. His father shows up. And his father say "why did they only send three men for you?" Now, I'm not a member of any criminal organization, but my immediate thought was they were drawing out dad to off him. Then bang. Shot through the window. How do people that are supposed to be in a criminal organization not realize this?

Charles...big brother is a bad ass. His fight scenes were incredible. He had a bit of depth to his character but I would've like to see more. The actor did great. Writers let him down a bit.

Bruce...how no one shot him is beyond me. Completely devoid of any depth. He's a hapless coward with a moral superiority complex. Most of the other plot holes involve Bruce. Or rather, why Bruce was involved in a great many conversations or meetings. And that's all there really is to him.

TK was the quintessential bumbling BFF meant for comic relief. They could have utilized him more for the comedy aspect.

The cop girlfriend...has she ever acted before?

I would have really like to see the mother play a darker role. Or maybe the whole movie take on a darker aspect? But she was the essential mother who pulls the strings in the shadows to manipulate those around her. Or she could have been more.of that. Another missed opportunity by the writers.

I would have liked a little deeper understanding of the relationship between the parents. And I certainly would have liked something more involving the Boxers and their backstory.

Again, not a bad movie. Not a great one. If they have a second season I'll watch. I just won't set a reminder to check.

I was excited when I found this show. I loved watching Supernatural. But I should have known better.

This is supposed to be a prequel to Supernatural, focusing on Sam and Dean's parents when they first meet. Sadly, they failed on all fronts.

The writing is poor. So much so far doesn't seem to fit with the Supernatural timelines. The casting bad. So bad.. The acting worse. So much worse. The characters are completely unbelievable as hunters. They felt more like the gang from Scooby Doo minus the dog. Then there's the monsters which are shoddy and poorly done CGI.

Also, the show is SUPPOSED to be set in the 70s but they missed the mark on so much there. From clothing to language to...well almost everything.

To summarize, they hired Jensen to make it a Supernatural spinoff, played some music from the 70s, and the effort stopped there.

I was excited when it was announced it was coming out. But after a few episodes I can honestly say I won't lose any sleep if I never watch it again.

Joel was cast well. I have no complaints.

Ellie...Bella Ramsey has the emotional range of a potato. And when she smiles she doesn't appear happy. She looks psychotic.

Bill...they played that out all wrong. The episode added nothing to the story, especially if they were going to kill him at the end of the episode. If they really needed to tell his story they should have played it out like in the game but with minor flash backs. Bit they didn't.

All in all this is a show just like any other zombie show. There's nothing really special about it.

Five minutes in and I could tell this would be a dumpster fire. I'm already rooting for the bad guys. For such a big company, Disney is an abject failure at producing quality programming.

If you want overacting, Ruby Cruz is your gal. Not quite sure why she was cast. She's dreadfully awful. Everytime she opens her mouth I cringe.

Erin Kellyman is unbelievable as a knight in training. Tony Revolori and Dempsey Bryk are jokes as the princes. Ellie Bamber is no better.

The only believable characters are Boorman (kudos to Amar Chadha-Patel), Sorsha and Willow.

The original movie was such a classic, and there is always a challenge in meeting expectations when producing a sequel. I get that. But Disney has failed miserably here. Walt must be rolling over in his grave at what his company has become.

Everywhere I turned people were talking about this show so decided to check it out. And after doing so I don't understand the hype. It had potential, but Tim Burton dropped the ball.

Jenny Ortega does an ok job as Wednesday, but in my opinion she's not the godsend that everyone makes her out to be. Her acting is marginal at best, and the character wasn't portrayed as being dark enough in my book. This is Wednesday Addams we're talking about and she just came across as a moody teenager.

Catherine Zeta Jones absolutely failed as Mortocia. Angelica Huston set the bar on what Morticia should be, and that standard was not met.

Fred Armisten was incredibly annoying as Uncle Fester. He had the look down, but everything after that was an abject failure.

Again, this show had potential but needs to be darker than it is. It's more Sabrina the Teenage Witch than Addams Family in my book.

Not an awful watch but I won't be anxiously awaiting season teo.

400,000 men on Dunkirk and they only show a few hundred at a time? They failed on an extreme level to show what a massive evacuation this was. Where were all the German planes attacking the beaching? I don't see what all the hype was about. Or where the budget went. This film is a travesty. Nolan should be embarrassed by it.