Morgrain

**** this season seriously **** it in the morning **** it in the evening **** it in the night because it's the worst piece of a TV production that you will find

I went in with zero expectations and was pleasantly surprised. A decent anime-brought-to-live on the big screen. Well done.

It's good, but nothing spectacular. 6/10 The fight scene was decent, but a bit dramatic.

The series starts with a weak prologue, almost like a low-quality fanfiction. The sets are fine and the cast is ok, but the rest just pales in comparison to the original. I'm not sure who exactly asked for this spinoff, because it's neither good nor memorable.

Mixed bag. Henry Cavill is clearly the better Witcher. The End. However Liam Hemsworth is not a bad actor - he makes his own version of Geralt, which pales in comparison to Cavills, but is not bad per se. The story itself is weak, it feels more like a satirical homage to Andrzej Sapkowskis books. Netflix kinda lost the plot, but that's not a surprise. I recommend this to those with low expectations, and even then you might get slightly disappointed.

This series clearly doesn't care at all about the LORE of Tolkiens Universe. Characters are randomly forgotten, ignored, changed or outright invented, even though they serve little purpose in the story. It kind of reminds me of the Sword of Truth, where the Arch-Nemesis of Richard (in the books) suddenly and randomly became his brother (in the TV series, for no reason). If you look at this as a random, generic fantasy series with LOTR put atop as a theme, you might find some enjoyment. But if you have even an ounce of respect towards Tolkiens fantasy, then it seems impossible to recommend this Amazonian insult. And whilst I do enjoy some actors work (e.g. Sauron, Adar, Durin), the overall disrespect towards Tolkiens world cannot be ignored. Generally Unfavorable.

After watching the entire series: the series starts weak, then gets a little stronger, but falls down massively at the end. The series is full of plotholes, retcons, unrealistic character decisions and occasionally questionable acting. The script is mostly mediocre, sometimes outright bad.I cannot recommend this show. There are some decent performances by the Jedi Sol, but that gets overshadowed and in the end his character is wasted. More than that, if we take this show in the light of good Star Wars productions - like Rogue One, or Andor, then we have to lower the rating significantly. I'd give this series a 4 out of 10 without the franchise, but considering that it's the "first" show to show us the "New Age" of Star Wars before the main story (circa 100 years before the events of Palpatine), labelled High Republic, I have to give this 1/10. The first entry into this new age should be awesome, having a quality level of Andor - but it hasn't. It's just mediocre and at times just bad. That's not acceptable for what it should be.

"Guys, I have a strategy that will earn us billions of bucks!" "What is it, Greg?" "Let's try to appeal to 0.01% of our customer base." Greg: *wins employee of the year* Jokes aside. This episode is - sadly - the worst piece of Star Wars ever created. The "chant" scene where they ret-conned Anakin's origin story felt like a bad Disney musical, the entire scene can only be described with "cringe". It is time for Disney to understand that this is not the way.

It is reasonable to assume that the people responsible for this episode have turned to madness.

A badly written teen girl Drama. Decisions don't make sense, fights or flights are unrealistic (main Protagonist gets hunted by a hundred zombies, falls to the ground, wrestles with one zombie and the rest of the zombies waits for 25 seconds until her plot armor disappears). Put on top of that cringe scenes that are typical Netflix and you have a bad series. Lance **** is a good actor, but even he can't save this **** and bad script.

In a world full of people that get constantly triggered, this show is a breath of fresh air. It's not afraid to deal with tabo topic, no, it thunders over them. And all this in excellent craftsmanship: good dialogues, great costumes, real humor, reflection of the zeitgeist - a masterpiece.

In a world full of people that get constantly triggered, this show is a breath of fresh air. It's not afraid to deal with tabo topic, no, it thunders over them. And all this in excellent craftsmanship: good dialogues, great costumes, real humor, reflection of the zeitgeist - a masterpiece.

Season 1-4: glorious Season 5: good Season 6: acceptable Season 7: what the f Season 8: Blacklist has lost its way. Reddington has become a d*mb id*ot, not even seeing the obvious infront of his eyes. Keen has just become the skyler of breaking bad. Bad script, unrealistic, unrational decisions, bad acting. Every scene has become annoying with her. This series started glorious, then it made the decision to get rid of the good villains half way through, which resulted in this clusterf*ck that we now have, where characters make dumb decisions that don't fit their characters at all. Reddington once knew every blade of grass that Keen stepped on, three years ago. Now? lmao giga ridicolous, his archenemy can life next door, Keen can meet with everybody on planet earth without him knowing, he has been downgraded in intelligence by the writers from an IQ of 150 to 49, barely beating a buttered bread.

(have only watched the first episode so far) I like it. It's not great, it's not terrible. But it has 117, and he kicks Covenant ass. What more do you want from Halo? The only tragedy is that we don't have Steve Downes voice. He IS the Master Chief.

It's not good. Dialogues are, well, bad (incoherent, simplistic, often make little sense, do not advance the story) and the plot is not executed in a coherent way. In the end, one 2 minute speech "THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP AND EMOTIONS COMPELL YOU", and kaboom, everyone is happy, and the mighty alien species is instantly ceasing all hostile activity. Of course.

This score does not come with ease. It is hard. After careful consideration. Yet it is necessary. Ahsoka Tano is a Character that was placed in the Star Wars lore long after the first 3 movies were shot - but she was necessary to give Anakin a good explanation as to why he went against the Jedi Order. Her story was good. She left the order because they weren't the heroes they were supposed to be. Now what? Anakin has contact to the prime reason why he joined the dark side (the Padme storyline can only be sonsidered a joke, because FORCEHEAL - thats why, could have just asked Yoda to help some) - like 5 minutes before Order 66? This is a joke. I was stunned. I could not understand. Why ruin Ahsokas storyline? Then I saw an interview with the creator of this season: "We are not responsible for Anakins story, that was told in the Revenge of the Sith movie". Ah. Ok. So you are not responsible for the one Skywalker story to rule all of Star Wars. Srsly. F*** ***. Thank you for deliberately ruining Star Wars the Clone Wars.

This is the best sci fi series out there. It starts slowly, but surely. You need to pay attention. Plot is intertwined with a gazillion storylines. It's fun. It's realistic. It's the best we have. Thanks. And yes, I have been a Stargate, Star Trek and Star Wars fanboy ever since. But none of the former were able to give such a legit experience. A sense what could be. Not "oh, looky, in half a bazillion years we have supreme lightspeed and life on a thousand worlds" - nah. Here we see what could transpire in a close future.

Give it a try till the end. The series does get better over time. I like it.