Rand and Tommy kinda deserve each other. Pamela deserved better, no doubt.
I didn't believe the reviews that it's crap and had hopes that maybe there is a new interesting sci-fi franchise being born (finally, right?). But my oh my! It is a pile of crap indeed, unfortunately.
The story itself is very "second hand", fights are weak and not believable, ears of the Star Wars & Dune are sticking out from everywhere, and - oh my freaking god - so much pathos in slow-mo it's unbearable. I don't know how they didn't eat soup in slow-mo too.
Oh yeah, and don't worry he didn't forget woke agenda too. The main protagonist is a very strong female lead, the party is very inclusive and all the bad guys are white men. We're good on that side.
Can't wait for the second part! (nope)
This season has a very different tone to it and I can't say I like it. I have no idea where this is going. But instead of being excited I'm bored. Now, I'm sure there is a bigger picture being revealed I just don't see yet. Remains to be seen if I like everything comes together. And why does Cortana look different ?
The one constant to season one: Kwan is still an uterly uninteresting character.
THOSE NURSES GOD MOOOOOOOOVE OUT OF MY WAY
Absolutely outstanding, while I really liked the characters in episodes 1 & 2 i felt like this was the episode that made me fall in love with the majority of them, while also getting more attached to the actual plot. Music, action, acting, cinematography and special moments like the final scene there make this episode a 10/10 for me. Incredible stuff!
OH GOD THE FILTHY WATER DRINKING SCENE. :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: Also the scene where the maid-servant was treating his wounds, those two are also funny together. :face_with_hand_over_mouth: Master Heo is such a troublemaker too. :rofl: This show is way funnier than I expected. Also I just realized that the crown prince was also playing in D.P, I like his role here!
Peak romance, the fact that a SciFy drama delivered a better love story than actual romantic dramas this year is beyond, wow
Its been a long journey!
Goodbye Momo and Kinemon! Goodbye Wano!
Egghead greatness lets goooooo
Great starting.
Whoever didn't catch the Sarah Connor line from the actual man himself should be banned from the site!
I love the actress playing roscoe, plus the ending of the episode was perfect.
10 stars for the last 30 seconds of the episode. when we say thinking outside the box
Don't get everyone's issue, people seem to think this is season 2 of Squid Game or something aha, it's a reality show, of course it's not gonna have an in depth plot and 'characters', I think people genuinely believe this is meant to be the second season. I actually had fun with this, went in with the lowest expectations are don't care for reality shows and actually managed to have some fun with it!
The penultimate episode ties together the threads sewn throughout season one setting up a tense platform for the finale.
Glad to see season 2 has been green lit already. I’m ready to rank this season now. I think it’s the best tv series of 2023 so far.
Hilarious when "Hot Stove" was mentioned
If you didnt cry for Data, even if you saw what he was doing coming, then screw you bruh! The gang is back together for one final round, and if you don't get why that's awesome, get the fuck outa here!
The Sun, Moon and stars all aligned. This episode and season are some of the best Trek I’ve watched in a long time.
By far, the most beautiful episode this show has created to date. The moment those space creatures were born, the talks in ten four, the talk between riker and picard, the catapulting of the asteroid, nothing here wasn't solid gold. Ignore the hater reviewers calling this filler, star trek's heart has always been in it's substance, not in it's flash.
We are back babyyy:blue_heart::blue_heart::blue_heart:. Let's get Revenge.....
The iconic and legendary Lim Bokja is back this season OMG!
-Everyone: Lee Joon Gi is just perfect!
-Me: Choi Young Joon, would you marry me?
This one reminded me of why I started watching kdramas in the first place. Tons of fun, a very engaging storyline and an amazing cast, Chief Kim had a unique brand of humour that was super addictive, and managed to keep things light even when the story dealt with very serious issues like corrupt companies, embezzling and slush funds. Highly recommended!
Stoveleague is a sports drama but not in the usual sense, it entirely focused on the the business, commercial and political aspects of running a team. And yet, it is so interesting! I know nothing about baseball but it's not about the game anyway.
Both Namkoong Min and Park Eun-bin did a great job, i was fully invested. I can see why this drama won the Baeksang!
These last couple of episodes were really satisfying! :smirk:
This show is killing me especially the found family of it all :sob:
Oh god, I love Yiseo! :heart_eyes: I didn't expect much from the drama, just started watching it because it got recommended to me many times. I'm glad I finally started watching it, this is really enjoyable. The character developments are interesting, I'm really looking forward to see how everything will go on in the remaining 12 episodes! I was already hyped after the great first episode but slowly things are starting to get really exciting!
i just wanted to say how wholesome the relationship between saeroyi and his dad was and that we need more of this in media — loving and caring representation of the dynamics between parents and their children :heartbeat:
i also liked sooah. though at first she was presented as a questionable character, but then we get to know her more and idk she just became very likeable to me :woman_shrugging:
the first episode got me hooked and i can’t wait to find out what happens next: to saeroyi, the relationship between him and sooah, his future and what it has to do with the girl from the first minutes of the series :eyes:
The animation on this one was peak!
Don’t listen to the people saying DD is “ruined” from this episode, apparently they’ve never read the comics OR remember the show (or expect someone to dump all their trauma onto a character they just met in a legal comedy? Some people are really writing these reviews without a single actual critical lens).
This was a fun episode and I had a great time - though one of my biggest criticisms is the overarching plot that they’ve been trying to establish. It has a lot of potential, but the pacing of this storyline has been off for me the entire show. Besides the CGI it’s one of my biggest gripes, and I felt it again towards the end of this episode. There’s only one episode left and I really don’t know that it’s going to get concluded in a way I feel is satisfying, though that’s something I’ll have to wait until the finale to properly review.
Besides that though I had such a great time - it was SO great seeing Matt again and Leapfrog was a funny inclusion. Despite my above reservations I’m excited for the finale and seeing how this is going to go.
