Reviews

Wow, having just seen this episode I am in awe.

Rather than the Joel and Ellie story arc this episode focuses on two kindred spirits over the best part of 20 years.

When I saw the episode length of this one I thought there must be much more to it as the first two were telling the story of the game really.

This episode tells the story of two people who meet just after all hell has broken loose with the outbreak, at first strangers, then friends, to lovers and soulmates. It's a touching love story all in under 90 minutes.

I see a lot of viewers didn't like this for its certain undertones, but to rate a show you have to look much deeper, look at the acting and how well the performance was delivered.

When I started watching this I wasn't fully convinced but by the end it got me a bit upset, very powerful drama and the well placed Linda Ronstadt reference and music sample made it even more so. Bravo!

I went into the 3 premiere episodes with high hopes as I enjoyed Rogue One very much.

The only thing is, is this a story we really need to be told? We all know what happens to the main character already so this removes any danger whatsoever when he is captured or in danger leaving the purpose null and void.... This seems to be a tend of Disney now to focus on unnecessary prequels rather than move forward with new more refreshing ideas.

In the Star Wars universe they did the same thing with Solo, Boba Fett and Obi Wan.... These stories are not necessarily needed and can't help but think it's simply a cash cow for Disney. The Mandalorian stands out far better as it is new material!!

Another example of an unnecessary film Black Widow, I love Scarlett Johansson don't get me wrong, but that film should've been released around the time Captain America Civil War came out.... Knowing the ultimate fate of Black Widow detracted any danger or suspense because we knew she didn't meet her end from the start, it had already been documented!!!! If Disney continue to churn out this lazy material I may have to stop subscribing... Its boring.

Such a waste of a good character, the origin is slow and tedious, and to say that the power is just given by a bangle is just lame, when they first said that I thought the Bangles would turn up singing Manic Monday, unfortunately these episodes are making more of a Weird Wednesday instead.

At episode 4 we finally see some fighting, but apart from that I just can't enjoy this one nuff said.

This episode is a strange one, but I gave it a chance and it acts of a kinda tribute to the Original Series episodes Shore Leave and Catspaw. The episode begins with the Doctor reading a story to his daughter as the crew encounter a space anomaly which causes the book to come to life.

Despite being a bit of a silly story, this does actually showcase the acting talents of the cast, especially Anson Mount who does a sterling job as the coward of the Kingdom.

Not one of my fave episodes, but not terrible either.

Wow, that's nearly 3 hours I'll never get back, terribly slow and I didn't care if any characters met their maker in this. Unfortunately in this day and age people lack originality so Hollywood has to revisit and ruin why a classic is exactly that. Such a shame but I won't be bothering with part two, a real let down... Save your time and use it for something more worthwhile.

I cannot believe I watched this it's so bad. The characters are just so conflicted and everyone is a moron all of a sudden. The story if you can call it that is just a trick or treat bowl full of bad concepts and ideas all mish mashed together into an awful pulp of nonsense. You'll actually be rooting for Michael in this one, at least he sticks to a plan of some sort. JLC spends most of it in a hospital bed I hope you aren't expecting her to do anything apart from gaze out of windows and talk to an injured cop. Lots of people die in this film alongside the franchise.

How exactly is Laurie Strode coming to get Michael when she doesn't even leave her hospital room? Bonkers rubbish, guff.

Having just watched this I need to know why Disney have wasted time on this episode? I feel like hardly anything was achieved here whatsoever and it felt like a Doctor Who episode from recent years rather than Loki. I know we have to have filler episodes for character building but heck we only have 6.eps to go at, not 22! I hope this was a one off, big disappointment this week Disney+.

I watched this last night having high hopes based on the trailer, unfortunately they were all the best bits. Half of the film is solely the main character with the other characters talking over a radio who you see for a millisecond at the start so don't really know much about them and their voices are so alike I found it difficult to know who was who. The other thing that bothered me about this film is that Chloe's character has a broken arm and finger yet later in the film this appears to be forgotten when she lays into the gremlin. The climbing outside the aircraft during flight was ridiculous, just a mish mash of a story being told here with the most unsatisfying of endings, flat as a fart in fact. Oh dear oh dear.

The wait is over, finally the story comes to an end.

I loved this series I admit but even though this episode had thrills and effects galore, I feel it was missing something but not sure what... Was hoping for maybe a big cameo like tha Mandalorian and unfortunately it didn't deliver.

However 3 things stood out for me knowing the comics... 1. Vision can now come back, but I won't say how. 2. Loving the new costume Wanda, looking very fit indeed and a great tribute to the classic costume. 3. Monica Rambeau first appearance as Captain Marvel due to sky rocket in value now I think... Could be a Secret Invasion tie in.

Could've done with a Doctor Strange cameo for Multiverse of Madness though.

A solid 9 out of 10.

Two episodes in and I'll be honest I'm not sure what this is trying to do.

The writers clearly want to homage Bewitched from the 60s and its a nice touch, but we aren't in the 60s anymore.

Episode two is starting to show a Life On Mars style with certain things being shown that are non fitting to the environment.

The best way to describe this show is Marmite, you'll either love it or hate it, at the moment I'm in the middle, the jury is out.

Great so now we are back to the Michael Burnham chronicles again, the most annoying, disobedient, uncaring, crying at everything, obnoxious character in the history of Star Fleet now has the Captain's chair and no one else in the cast gets any decent screen time. I'm now done with this series, even the new uniforms are pants. Good luck and let's hope season 4 is the last one ever. Gene Roddenbery would be spinning in his resting place at this sheer self obsessed nonsense.

Always focusing on the worst character when all the others don't get a look in.

The other thing I don't get is how on earth did her mother end up exactly 930 years in the future? Not explained at all. Full of speeches and crying from a character no one cares about.

Stop this Burnham rubbish at once please, you are going to lose a lot of viewers, we want to see a Star Trek show, not The Michael Burnham Chronicles.

Also this episode was a filler full of talk and no action. So boring and nothing much happened in the 50 minutes.

Oh and Tilly was the obvious choice for the new temp Number 1.

Season 5 is rubbish, I can't wait for it to be over, I don't like anything about it, just a waste of time and effort. The characters are different in the way they act, especially Mac and the format doesn't work. Car crash TV. Skip to season 6. Oh and in this episode Jemma gets tinnitus, rubbish overall.

I love this show, well I did, up to the end of Season 4 the story arcs, the characters, the twists and turns all first rate, then we get this rubbish. What were you thinking Marvel? Seriously, you took a fantastic show and got cocky with it, sending them to space and fill the season with new characters no one cares about and also changing the well loved characters. Mac especially, why is he all of a sudden so agitated? Never like that before and quite annoying to watch. What is it with characters losing their hands all the time? Just rubbish, you've really annoyed me so far with season 5, I might skip to season 6 as this isn't worth my time, even in lockdown. 3 out of 10, it sucks.