I watched the first season when it aired and I thought it was okay, but I didn't have high hopes for future seasons as I didn't really connect with any characters as quick as I did with The Walking Dead. Because of this I stopped watching and fell behind with the episodes and it wasn't until I finished season 9 of TWD (which was amazing and made me fall back in love with my favourite show) and found out Dwight was joining Fear that I decided to binge watch seasons 2, 3 and 4.
I have to say I didn't have high expectations but it surprised me in how much I enjoyed it - especially season 3 - although many new characters were introduced in season 4 who I now love. It's not as good as the original in my opinion but it is still well worth the watch, especially if you love the world of The Walking Dead.
A lot more familiar faces on this show actor wise as I guess they need that which is cool. I like that it's different than TWD even though they deal with the same themes like; Are we on the right side? Are we the bad guys? And how far will you go to avenge or protect someone? Also, how surviving in a dead world changes you, a lot of times for the bad and how do the characters deal with these questions.
All in all I'm excited for season 5 and so happy I have this show to tide me over until season 10 of TWD airs in what feels like a million years lol.
8/10 - Fear TWD.
10/10 - The Walking Dead.
It literally took me over a year to watch this season (And therefore made me fall behind on all the other shows in Arrowverse because I have to watch them in order of release date lol) it was that frustrating.
This was the worst season so far for me. That's not to say it was bad (I rated is as 'good'; 7/10). I still enjoyed many episodes but there was one thing that just made me have to keep walking away from this show throughout the year.
Nora. (My complaints are for the character not the actor playing her, she was great).
When the season first started and we are introduced to her character and all that comes along with that storyline I was so excited. But then she started acting like a 13-year-old bratty teen that got on my nerves, and she was supposed to be in her twenties. They could've either written her as a teen and her attitude would have made more sense and been more bearable, or they could have at least made her character a bit more mature.
Not only that, but this brand new character that I was growing to really dislike was taking up SO MUCH screen time throughout every single episode. So much so, that the other characters, my faves especially, lost so much potential for character arcs and growth because of her. Every episode was ruined because I was hoping this would either not have her as the main plot (which it nearly always did) or that she would finally leave the show.
She lasted the entire goddamn season! And the ending of the season which should have made me feel sad just had me sighing in relief. I just pray she doesn't come back. But if god forbid she does, hopefully she won't take up as much screen time and be a whiny brat anymore
Also Chris Klein's performance as Cicada was cringeworthy! OMG, that villain had so much potential but his overdramatic - even for 'The Flash' ;) - batman voice and facial expressions ruined it and just made me roll my eyes and sigh in disappointment and embarrassment. (Maybe that's mean, but it really annoyed me because he's not a bad actor and I feel like he could have done a much better job if he had just toned it down a little lol)
Okay my rant is done! I'm not a ranty person that needs so spread her dislike for everything but this was sooooo frustrating and I have no Idea if I'm alone in this feeling and I really needed to get that out, it has literally been building up inside me for a year!
Now to more positive thoughts of season 6. GIVE ME MORE RALPH!!! PLEASE!!!!! :)
I loved the first season, it's original, dark, and engaging and I'm giving it an 8/10.
Although, it could have been a 10/10 if the characters (especially Beck) were a bit more likable, and the end bit when Beck is trying to escape the basement but she's caught by Joe was so disappointing, it cuts away from what's happening (which is a pretty important and dark moment for these characters, and it should not have been shide away from, it should have been shown) and then it's suddenly 4 months later and she's dead and her therapist is being framed for her murder and Joe is releasing a book of her writing after her death?
This was all in the last 5 minutes of the season finale, and in my opinion all that could have made up a whole episode which I think I would have really enjoyed. The last episode of a season is always something I look forward to, but this just disappointed me.
It's clearly supposed to be a dark creepy show, and yet they cut away from the truly dark stuff which I think does the story and characters (and viewers) a disservice.
That said, the show was still entertaining, and Penn Badgley was brilliant, so I will be looking forward to a new season, and a new obsession for Joe, although, I will now have expectations that they will cut out the truly dark stuff.
I really, really loved this film, and I wasn't the biggest fan of the first one (although Tom Holland is my favourite Spider-Man and I really enjoyed all the characters, their interaction with him, and their personalities. I just didn't really love the last films storyline and villain, but I still really enjoyed it and that's why I gave it an 7.5-8 out of 10).
But this film had me laughing from the very start. I loved the whole relationship between MJ and Peter, their development was really fun. I really love her character, and I think I would have enjoyed the last films storyline better if she had been a more prominent character. Zendaya/MJ is so awesome, I never got why they didn't give her a bigger role in that first film.
Mysterio was a great villain, one of my favourites in the MCU. Well, him and his team obviously lol. I knew from the comics that he was faking it but I didn't know why, and his reasons for doing what he did was so shocking and great, I loved it!
I loved all the little side stories, they were really fun, and the after credits scenes had me gobsmacked!!
Definitely watch this, even if you aren't the biggest fan of the last Spider-Man film.
I never bothered to buy the blu-ray for 'Spider-Man Homecoming' as I knew I most likely would never watch it again and If I did I could probably watch it on Netflix or something else. But 'Spider-Man Far From Home' is a Blu-Ray I'm definitely paying to watch because I know I'm most likely going to watch it again, I enjoyed it that much!!
Everyone will really enjoy this one!!
NIGHT MONKEY!!!
9/10.
