Reviews

There could and are all kinds of critical remarks about this season from many.. But for me overall I'm happy with the whole journey and final product.

The ingredients Casting was top notch.

Entertaining suitably wacky plot Things didn't often work out as most viewers would prefer.. And that's a good thing.

People make dumb decisions.

Stuff doesn't work out ideally and sometimes it does. That's life. Some parts seem overly harsh and cruel. Well that's also life.

This was a fun season.. There were parts that looked very contrived to suit the plot but at the same time it seemed deliberate for fun and to be unpredictable.

There were moments where Munch's character was just so over the top dramatic and poetic that it was hilariously cheesy fun.

It would have been a lot of fun to make.

Also the fantasy aspect of munchs life was a fun and off the wall addition.

I thought this was so funny. I love this show.. maybe some don't get the humor and silliness which is what makes it fun. The Jake Paul reference was hilarious.

It's a great show. Some complain about choices people make. But it's realistic. People make dumb choices every day.

So what's new? I thought it was a great episode and I'm really enjoying season 2 because in 2024 now we are moving ever closer to the potential reality of this kind of technology and all the pitfalls that this show shows up so well.

That's what makes the scifi elements so interesting to me. So I'm binge watching this like why not.

Not nearly as good as it could have been. Just not very engaging.. it's still running and I'm writing this script. I just don't care about the characters or what happens.

An example of poor logic. The guy examining the child robot looks at the hole in the head for about 5 seconds with some tweasers and then determines that this childs abilities are going to keep growing and be able to eventually control all electronics and everything. He worked this out by looking at the child up close for a few seconds? How does that make sense?

There are many examples like this. This just feels like a stick standard action film with some nice scifi elements and cgi. But just meh.

Why are there so so many movies thst attempt to portray robots as having feelings and been worthy of care and trust?

Maybe its an agenda to try and condition the public into accepting robots in caring roles? Like robot nurses and the like. Because it sure looks that way. The usual dehumanization of humans. Also a pretty pointless movie.

Barren wasteland of rusting cities and desert. Check.

Sidekick robot. Check.

Main character learns that robots are just as human as humans. Check.

OK so I gave this a shot as some of the reviews seemed to show it had promise as an art house kind of slow burner.

But.... No.. Its not arty at all. There is nothing going on here of substance. If you enjoy a bunch of criminals looking grumpy and killing each other then... Its still crap. A Hollywood cliché version would actually be better than this.

I contacted Ryan Wartena some years back about his hydrogen powered scooter and if he was willing to share how he did it. He basically in a nutshell wasnt interested or tried to avoid that subject. Almost like someone had leaned on him to keep his mouth shut. Which was a real shame if you ask me.

I could just say wooooooooh! And that would be enough. The thing is.. this is also about us.. about this life.. about how we are all split personalities of one great mind! Seriously.. this experience (rather than just calling it a show) is about us and him and everyone on this plane. If you've ever wondered about the nature of this reality. Of this persistent dream we call "life". Do you know what I mean? I think you do. Does this review contain spoilers? Yes. But not just for the show. Aye friend. We are all a part of this.

Ok so first off the bat.. I'm not a big fan of superhero films.. I've enjoyed a few but I'm no fanboy. Seeing men in tights with big letters on their chests just doesn't do it for me. But I do like Batman Begins as an example of some guy in tights still been a good film.. I like gritty and a little dark my super heros. I liked some of the X-Men franchise. (I,II, Future Past..) These were sometimes intelligent and interesting. Sadly to me the whole Avengers franchise has felt like a dumbed down version of the X-Men films.. It's basically a lot of ego centric stereotypes wise cracking at each other and showing off..

Sadly that's what I got from watching this. The first hour was terrible. Spoilers potentially! It gets better in the second half for a while. The actors show some emotion! Wow.. some years are shed. The wooden acting still shines through however.. I mean I'm surprised at the high ratings for this film. It seems like everyone a just forgiven the huge plot holes, poor acting and unnatural script writing and ultra predictable stereotypes .. and everything that's bland and wrong with this film... Because... It cost a boat load of money? Has a lot of secrecy around the ending(s)? I actually stopped watching with about 30 mins left.. after the big battle where everyone is thrown together to fight off this guy who by that time we don't even care what happens to him anymore anyway.. it's all just a big mess if you ask me. I really don't get it. So many plot holes and WTF moments? It's just all so wooden.. Like Guardians of the Galaxy but less funny, fun or relatable. The CGI was disappointing. The hulk character had no life in him.. and neither did the actors sadly. Half of the planets population is wiped out by badguy. Avengers just sit around and wise crack at each other like it's just another day and another baddie to get.?! It's just silly. So so silly.