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I can't believe how bad this movie is. There is not atmosphere, the acting is dry, the script is forced and lenghty with no thrill nor does it add anything.

For a horror movie, there is zero tension, for a thriller, there is zero thrill, and the only mystery here is how M. Night ever came up with The Sixth Sense.

Save yourself a few bucks and go grab a bite instead.

I smoked a J before watching and not even like that, I think it actually made it worse.

And now I'm just trying to hit the minimum character limit for this review, so don't read this 'cause it doesn't add to my actual review, and ta-ta.

Aside from DB Evolution, this has got to be the worst DB movie ever. The animation mixed with 3D looks cheap and poorly made. There is no story! This is like a DB Heroes 8 min episode turned into a movie. Made just about the cheap transformations. I'm so sad this movie happened because DB is my favorite anime. I grew up with it. Most DB movies/shows have at least some sort of humor to it and make you laugh. This one does not. It's just bad and makes no sense. Pretty sure is just for kids and this younger generation who consumes just about anything.

Overall I give this a rating of the worst DB movie ever and whomever okay'd this should be ashamed of themselves.

The acting is good, but the story kind of blows.

When you give all the people around her actual superpowers, she kind of dillutes away and ruins everything. Cringe at times. Too much meaningless talking that leads nowhere. Netflix destroying another 90s classic and people hyping it.

In this generation, when something is kind of good, they will exaggerate it, and if something is bad they will make it seem worse than it actually is. In this case, Wednesday is the the former.

Other than the name and a few cute appearances and photos, I'm sure Tim Burton has nothing to do with this teeny soapy that is in no way, shape or form an 8+.

Season 1 was fine until you see how season 2 is gonna be more of the same slow, eye to eye, soapy, you-don't-know-what-you're-doing, never ending scolding of Daredevil by their friends like he is a child, which gets old and obnoxious really fast (seriously, on every episode).

They didn't know what to fill their script with the and how to stretch season 2's script to make it to the 40-minute episode mark with engaging and thrilling content, instead, they kept going in circles with it, which is what these types shows tend to do. Some of the fights are sloppy and boy, oh, boy, don't I get tired of saying it, but how I hate when they make well-established superheroes weaker than they're supposed to be just because they can't keep it up, so they tone down their powers and abilities, like there's no way it takes Daredevil more than 1 punch to knock a non-superpowered person down and to evade punches, like how many times is he gonna get beat up near death?

But then things die out the following episodes. Not gripping enough to care or want to waste your time watching a bunch of filler (you'll feel sleepy) scenes and meaningless dialogue. I would have kept watching but it gets really obnoxious when nothing happens for like 40 minutes and then something tiny the rest. I like these typs of series where for some reason people can't leave a place or if they try they're spitted right back, like Under the dome (this one reminds me a lot more to this one because it also dies out pretty quickly after the pilot), Lost, and movies like Vivarium.

Here we have a great pilot with mystery and gripping script, but then after the pilot things die out and the soap opera begins, like always (ugh!).

Who invented soap operas, anyway? I'd like to give them an earful.

Just a bunch of cliches about vampires (the dumbest ones), lots of lame fights, no story depth whatsoever, and what's with the damn vampires always doing contortion and picking stuff up with their feet, are you kididng me? God, what an annoying load of garbage. I always hate when they portrayal vampires as mindless dumb animals.

I thought this season would be different, that they would bring back the comedy we all signed up for, but no, the same cheap sob stories, and the usual ''we used to be cool but we ran out of ideas and witty jokes so we turned it into a soap opera'' is still going on. This is it for me, this episode is where I hop off the Orville.

That's 3 shows so far, lmao, that they have done recycling the same set and costumes to put mediocre shows, at best.

In the pilot, we see a child running away from 3 adults, who for some reason lose all their wits and speed when facing this child and can't keep up until this child decides to slip and stop; eye-rolling worthy.

And what's with Reva all angry for no reason? Like chill the f' out. Just obnoxious.

I don't expect anything from Netflix anymore. It's gotten quite clear what the streaming platform is all about... Well, who the heck knows what they're about, but quality is definitely not it.

I only watched this to see Belinda's hot scenes, but there's none of that either. Lol'sies.

Starts off great as you would expect of a tv series based off a video game that is mostly about shooting aliens. I mean it! You will love the pilot and you will be hooked, but then in the following episodes, the soap opera will begin and fill the script with mostly meaningless conversations. First episode is what you'd expect on a show based on a game that's specifically about aliens, plasma guns, shields and swords, sniper riffles, massive space ships and enhanced super-humans in force field enhanced battle armor, instead, we get 5 to 10 minutes of good action every 3 episodes, with which they use to mask this yet-another soap opera as a live action HALO tv show and their lack of imagination and creativity. This is why I will never subscribe to these stupid streaming services. Paramount takes the L with this one.

What a nice breath of fresh air this show is. In an age where the only thing we keep getting in bulk is violence, drugs and sex, Young Sheldon's lighthearted nature stands out.

Another good show, that starts off well, with good and witty jokes that keeps you hooked that you can't wait for the next episode, and then, boom!, turns into another romcom/soap opera, because they couldn't figure it out how to keep it up and will annoy the heck out of you with how soapy it gets.

What a boring show. Full of meaningless, never-ending babble and non-sensical drama. No character build up. No enough interesting stuff, a lot of soulless talking. To give you some perspective, between this and The Expanse, this is a 1 and The Expanse is a 10.

Starts off okay, for what we've seen on this genre, but then it drags out, never builds up to anything, and it's just plain horrible and bad, and annoying at some points for how non-sensical it is. I thought it was gonna be good and I can't believe I wasted an hour and a half of my life watching this 127 hours wanna be crap.

Yeah, the first episode was great and got me hooked. I was really expecting it to continue down that path, but then the second episode got all dumb and totally nothing like the first. Like, they shot the director after the first episode, and they had to hire a new one for the rest. Just treat this as a 1-Episode TV-short, and it won't be so bad.

I love this show, but I'm just not sure how many more puns I'll be able to take.

They also should do more out-of-store activities? Like when they go on road trips to go look at a piece or something they're looking to buy, I really like those.

I feel violated, like they didn't even bother cutting the guy's hair so that he could still film the more important John Wick, and do Matrix 4 between shootings. Conversations long and boring, I swear I fell asleep on the first Neo and Trinity sitting conversation in the coffee shop. I couldn't get past the first fight after he's offered the red pill. Just a complete fraud of a movie, and I'm so upset that after 19 years, this is the Netflix-like, cash-grabbing, soulless, garbage we get. Shame on you guys.

Seriously, just cut the long, pointless, Game of thrones-style, boring dialogues that don't add anything to the story and give us more monster fights, because that's what these series do well. Monster fights and CGI are why I gave it a 5, otherwise it would be a 2 or 3.

That uses shock and gore to make its reputation and story, and I do am getting too old and tired to watch another one. It's a pass for me, but some people like it.

It is just one of those shows you cannot get enough of, and every time you watch an episode, it leaves you hooked and itching for the next one. Well done, guys! This is how you make a series.