I put off watching this for an exceptionally long time past its release, simply because I had lost faith in the x-men franchise. I find x-men in particular difficult to look past its inability to stick to comic. I understand allowances have to be made for its jump to cinema, but there is so much changed and it just makes me mad,
However, this movie surprised me. While yes, many changes were made, in particular to say storms character, they did atleast stick to their own established universe in terms of other characters, such as jean grey and the Phoenix. So I can't complain about it really. I appreciate that this essentially left it full circle in terms of the movies, making it relatively easy to jump to the first three x-men movies directly after this with only a minor amount of discrepancy between the movies.
So while the fact they continue to diverge from comic is of continual annoyance to me, it was more enjoyable and less irksome then others in the x-men franchise.
I still think the first movie was scarier, and just overall better. But this was still an exceptional horror movie, something that is desperately hard to come by nowadays. the jump scares were well timed, the feel was moody and demonic, and a great twist. I really enjoyed it.
Thank Christ you're out of France, I ain't got time for that.
I'm not mad, having lost surprise and faith in the series many seasons ago, now I just watch it out of habit. I rather enjoyed the finale, it would have been magical if the previous episode and this were a single long episode, we would have gotten the battle and then the conclusion. I'm proud of dean for not fighting. but yay rowena lived!
I would have been severely disappointed if we had nigella week without her waking them all up at midnight and demanding they make her food to satisfy her midnight cravings.
Yes. Just yes. this show is everything I could have asked for as a Hannibal television series, it was just breathtaking.
Good, not great. I was left wanting more. I admit that I watched it mainly for Barbara Hershey and Bradley James.
My first television series that I considered mine, something that could seperate me from my family, an interest that was entirely mine. As such it's very very close to my heart. I'll never not love it.
I will never not love this show, it's been something that I have been watching since I was very little. My parents and grandparents have been watching it on and off for as long as I can remember. When I was old enough to watch it I thought it was lame, but as I watched it on my own and in my own time I eventually came to see it for what it really was, an intelligent, witty, and complex program with multi layered characters, brilliant humour and amazing character development. I am glad to say that I watch this show more then just about any other television program I own, it's very easy to watch and every episode is amazing. It got to the point where I would watch it so often that my parents gave the collection to me. I also take great pride in watching three seconds of any given episode and know exactly what episode it is. M*A*S*H is more then just a television show, it's a way of life, it's a religion.
