"my life has always been truth-adjacent"—an iconic line already.
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holy shit, chef
this was basically an episode of sesame street
I don't know if it's because of the last episodes or what, which were good, but this episode felt really 'meh' story-wise. What I appreciate about this season is the maturity that the characters have developed and how that reflects in stronger and healthier dynamics. So, I liked this episode for showing the growth between Summer and Morty, specially on her side.
A beautifully shot and acted, piece of shit. I would rather die in the apocalypse than watch this again.
I regret spending the time and bandwidth watching this episode.
Biggest poker face I've had watching any episode of this show.
This and SnowFall are the best tv shows on this year.
Warning: Free up about 10 hours of you day because there is no way you will want to stop binge-watching the entire 10 episodes.
"Two wrongs make a white" Seriously? Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a comedy series. No one watches a series for it to be woke garbage. I'll give it a chance but If I'm getting politics thrown at my face 24/7 I won't finish this series.
Rumor has it that Michael Myers and Jamie Lee will have a dance off. Once and for all.
Not M. Night Shyamalan's best movie, but a satisfactory movie that succeeded in what it was trying to do. The tension was established quite early in the movie, and it never let up until the very end. I will say the end of the movie did leave with more to be desired, but I can't say the movie didn't keep me watching throughout.
Hello Dexter Morgan!
Returning back to Dexter is like finding a bottle of your favorite whiskey and taking that first sip.
I'm hoping all those old and new Dexter fans come on board because episode 1 did not disappoint!
Interesting from a modern version of the bible (the four horsemen of the apocalypse) .. in my opinion, very good.
WTF did I just watch. Was this written by chatgpt? Worst episode of the season and for the entire show in general.
There's a whole lot more to tell and even more to happen. This show needs to continue further.
Ok we get it, evil dies tonight. I had so much fun watching this. Fast paced with edge of the seat suspense, killer soundtrack, absolutely brutal and creative kills, this film knows exactly what it is. Michael Myers is back even more monstrous with his burnt mask and it feels like he's actually the star in this one, which I really love. This film picks up from H18 and also expands the story of the original in very interesting way with some cool callbacks to characters from both the original and H18. If you’re not a fan of slashers, you probably won’t like this. For me it's very entertaining and overall a great slasher film that delivers exactly what the title says.
"Tonight's the night. Hello, Dexter Morgan."
This should have just been some YouTube special.
Very ok. Doesn't feel like the same show anymore. They rushed through the potential biggest storyline of Rick prime to get to this?
This episode feels like it focuses on a different family to tell it's story even though that's likely not the case. It wasn't fun or entertaining. It's probably my least favorite episode featuring Summer and of this season.
Felt like another filler episode. It wasn't bad but it wasn't what I expected or wanted. Maybe I'll like it after my second or third viewing though.
"Peacemaker – a compellingly vainglorious man who believes in peace at any cost, no matter how many people he has to kill to get it" - Much funnier in Chinese.
Red is a nice contrast agains white… the first episode made me exited again about Dexter!!! Can we have an applause for Michael C. Hall!!!
Everything about the movie is great except for the cheesy music/soundtrack. They use just one track throughout the whole movie, and it becomes very obvious when they alter it's tempo (slowing it down) to try and fit drastically different types of scenes and moods. But other than that, it's a great movie.
season 2 ruins what was a really damn good show.
Why the hell does this episode have an 87% rating if it hasn't aired yet?
This season shows what it looks like when network executive weasels replace the creative force behind a unique show with people who are better suited to produce shows like Full House, Big Bang Theory, or Saved by the Bell that will be lapped up by the lowest common denominator, but otherwise regarded as the product of a gas leak by its fans.
1, 2, 3, FART, 5, 6. Get it? I farted during the 4th one?
First and second season were great, rest.... irregular. Did nobody think about getting rid of the Dean Pelton's role? Really???
