Reviews

Not a bad movie it keeps you interested but maybe because you're expecting that M Night Shyamalan twist, but it never really happens, even if it is teased a few times, you keep looking for something a clue and it never happens. Not his worst movie by far, it's gripping, that it is, but M Night needs to understand he needs help, he can't do more movies on his own, he needs a co screen writer, a dialogue writer, and someone that helps him achieve that old magic he has lost in his last movies. Servant had moments of greatness, so we know he still has it, but he needs yo mature and understand that not everyone can do big hits on their own and that would be great, we'll get our old magic man we miss so much.

Still, June is the worst thing for the series. She changes from Scene to scene of motivations and everyone around her just follows her no Mather what. Her husband is so useless it's so exasperating.

And Serena is also such a crazy person, I mean, one minute she's a friend and the next she's afraid of her or her husband. Why is she sad that Fred died? She said she hated him.

Also, this first episode has not of the extraordinary photography that the series has been known for? Why? Such a nice and recognizable trademark just for looking at June's crazy face.

And finally, when did the series become 70% of June's face closeups?

Why?

Someone should tell Elizabeth Moss that she needs to have a little bit of humility when directing.

Hope it gets better but last season and half of the third one, was also weird and very inconsistent.

Want to feel tough? Want to know how a modern cop/heist movie looks like? Want to laugh with tough characters? Want to feel the thrill of a shooting? Want your testosterone pumping? Then this is your movie.

Only thing I don't understand is why the hell is Christian Gudegast not directing more movies? Directing and writing.

Still? This is the best heist/cop movie in the last 10 years, eeeeeeasy.

Gerard Butler probably has one of his best acting in his carrer. Top 3.

Too bad the bad guy dies, Pablo Shiebber kiiiiiiiills it, he's really really good.

We need two more and and a series, and it needs Gerard Butler in all of them.

Amazing movie.

This movie had the potential to be one of the best superhero movies ever, three spidermen from different franchises together fighting the sinister 5? Still, amazing idea and concept, seeing the three of them together and bond. Making Tom Holland's spider finally being the best Spider-Man. It had so much potential, but the director didn't do a good job.

Giving us only a few scenes of the three spidermen together, not giving us enough bonding moments, not playing with the concept, killing Aunt May in the lamest way possible, not having more and better and interesting fights. EVERY superhero crossover has a fight, everyone knows it, it's a basic concept of these kind of comics. Andrew should've fought Tobey and then Tom should've stopped the fight, but this director was very basic with the whole concept and ideas for this movie.

Don't get me wrong, it's a fun movie, it's good, but it could've been one of MCU's best.

This is one of the worst episodes of the series, when has Sean been kind to others or cared about anyone else that's not his family or himself?

Julian is a weird character and keeps doing stupid weird things, but falling asleep in the middle of the day with someone in the car and in the middle of the road?!? Come on!

And Dorothy is a horrible person, so everything she does makes sense.

But Sean making such an effort to feed the homeless and even letting them in, that's so stupid, and non sensical.

Hope the writing gets better. Really.