They lost me at around half episode. Can't stand that crew, much less give a damn about them (except Niko and William, those characters are well written, and literaly hold the show together). After finishing the first episode, found out the series was cancelled already, no there's no point for me to watch any more.
It's like a very bad Halo fan-fiction. The first 16 minutes had potential, but that was lost by the episode's end.
A literal copy of "Pretty Woman", that actually isn't half bad at all. It add a more human touch to the characters and is more upbeat and modern.
Damn. Goddamn. This is the best episode so far. Pure delight and joy, and some of the best Star Wars canon to date.
This is what I call "to boldly go...". A wonderful episode that respects the legends, and builds up upon them to reach for the stars.
This is what I call the Sergio Leone approach to Star Wars. Taking its time to flesh out the character, and giving us the answer to many questions we never knew we had. Excellent episode.
The visuals are alright, nothing to write home about. What is to be expected from any blockbuster nowadays. However, the plot feels like it was written in a napking using crayons. I'm not sure why they even bother to release this nostalgia-driven mess.
It reminds me so much Inside Number Nine. The original theater play is a must-see.
It's kind of strange because it doesn't feel like Statham movie or Ritchie movie. It has good moments, but those moments feel disjointed. It is a far cry from previous movies of both. However, it is a solid pop corn film, at least for me.
Excellent opener. It sets the right tone and keeps things moving. Sadly, this season is only 6 episodes.
Not a good movie, by far. Very predictable as the plot really is quite simple and many times makes no sense at all. Very cheesy and the ending is really a downer, quite depressive indeed. However, it has excellent shoot-them-up action sequences and it looks amazing on the screen. Really nice photography, make up and VFX. The moral of the story is - at least for me-, don't you dare to care for any of the characters. None of them. The documentary of the movie is way better than the movie itself.
It feels like a nice TV pilot episode, it has excellent action scenes and the acting is overall good. Michael B. Jordan does a decent job as a lead, and for a German movie, it's quite good. However it has nothing to do with Tom Clancy's novel, and that's a shame. Hope the follow up movie doesn't mess with the novel they mention in the after credits scene.
The problem with this film is that glamorizes Ulbricht's intentions. Better watch Deep Web (2015) instead.
As the italian response to Taken, this is a solid, fast paced film with great CQC sequences. Better than expected.
Not a good sequel. It has its moments, but the plot is almost laughable. Very disappointing.
One of the most depressing films I have ever seen in my entire life. I do not recommend this one to anyone emotionally struggling during the pandemic. Awful, awful ending.
A true eye opener about the inner workings of a cult, told by its victims.
This episode features Tzi Ma as a former major of Tianjin, where Mulan (2020) was shot. He also appears in that movie. Odd coincidence, given all the backlash for the concentration camps.
So far I'm liking the way the story is going, and the organic introduction of characters. It is a pill kinda hard to swallow that things have gone this way with the Federation. However, it reminds me some of the plot in the later DUNE novels, and some proposed plots for a follow-up series after ENT wrapped up and Star Trek Online. I am willing to give it a go.
Michelle Yeoh really steals this episode. So far, so good with the story and character development.
Well, it is promising as a new season opener.
This film was way ahead of its time. I love how it reels you in, and never lets you go.
I love that I didn't see that one coming at all. Great ending.
Stunning episode. Just brilliant acting.
Awful adaptation of a fairly decent novel. An atrocious change at the end make it unbearable.
The last 4 minutes make everything fit right in. Awesome plot twist.
What a mess of a film!. A total waste of budget with a paper thin plot full of holes. The worst Michael Bay movie, so far.
Basically a so-so remake of The Towering Inferno (1974).
A huge amount of changes were made from the plot in the original novel. From the color of the shark, the ethnicity of the cast, and the place in earth where it happens. It really is a popcorn movie made for a Chinese audience, fully intended to please them, and it really does so. That's why it is so bad. I'm glad Jason Statham had a nice pay check for this one.
The first season of GITS SAC 2045 is so uneven and poorly written, that you can skip the first 5 episodes without losing a single plot point. The whole story could be summarized in 60 seconds of dialogue. The remainder six episodes are uneven, but enjoyable, except the last one. Now, the CGI is VERY distracting and subpar, with only a few highlights here and there. The producers made a poor choice leaving behind their wonderful ARISE hand-drawn animation style just to settle with a PS2-era garden-variety CGI fare. The music is intrusive and bombastic in many episodes, but there are a few good pieces in the last episodes. As the next season will keep the same look and plot, it's a shame this opportunity for a true GITS series is lost.
