the best worst movie
Some great cultural elements and history continue to be explored, but once again a Marvel show uses almost an entire episode late into the series to flashback and provide a bunch of background information and exposition that forces the main story to a screeching halt right before the finale. This is something that the MCU Disney+ shows have really struggled with. I like what they explored in the flashbacks this episode and especially with Kamala traveling back to the partition, but I just think they spent too much time in flashbacks for this being the penultimate episode. We did get important forward plot movement but it felt somewhat rushed and tagged onto the end because we spent a large chunk of the episode outside of the main story. Either the episode needed to be longer or there needs to be more episodes in the season.
the amount of people hating on this movie is crazy, its meant for children under the age of 12 so shut yo grown ass up
Amy Schumer ruins the show
I could do without Amy Schumer and Cara Delevingne. They look completely out of place in this show.
Amazing how much better the show can be (not that Season 2 was bad or anything) when Schumer and Delevigne aren't around.
Sure everyone has their kinks and some people like to be dominated. Me? I’ve seen Venom, Venom: Let There Be Carnage and now Morbius all in the movie theater. So I know a thing or two about being a little, dirty submissive. Feed me more daddy Sony
This episode just exist to spoiled you about The Sopranos, so with you never watched and want to watch Sopranos, be warned.
FML I know I went to see Fast and Furious and I expected to see some ridiculous scenes but they sent a car into space to knock out a satellite dish . Were the writers high?
Did Dom and his brother have different mums or Dads as that wasn't explained at all
The original Fast and Furious was the best and the more they make the more they need to outdo the last one.
F10 will have time travel and dinosaurs in it.
The least believable part of the story isn't even an Alien coming to earth to save his own planet, it's that a Plasma Fusion PhD graduate would somehow end up on a waste cleaning crew.
Even if she had failed her dissertation topic, at that level of education, how the hell would her next step in life be "oil-rig janitor"?
Just can't get past that BS to "enjoy" the rest.
Have people not realize yet that this is a low stakes, stand-alone kind of show?
"adds nothing to the MCU". No shit!
Does everything have to be fucking connected? Lighten up, DUDES.
Another great episode after an average previous episode. David Hyde Pierce and John Mahoney are fantastic this episode.
Said it before, and I'll say it again, Frasier's most consistent laughs come from the KACL team. I honestly would have loved a spinoff with Bulldog.
OK, I buy in. There are some points in the writing that aren't top notch like jealous boyfriend or stupid soldiers. That's thin. But I want to see early stages of the Rebellion. And hopefully want to see Andor become a more likeable and deeper character.
So I'm more intrested about the possibilities the story could go right now.
So... where did the hip flask come from? Also, that's not how Faraday cages work.
Weird show, but I'll stick with it for the remainder of the season, at least.
Woodford is more annoying and grating than menacing. The actor over does it.
Channing Tatum has officially reached that stage of his career.
This was refreshing especially the latter half compared to last week's wedding episode which to me felt like the low point of not just this show but all the MCU series so far, and I know many who share the same sentiment.
This one didn't exactly start strong with all the cringy texting stuff and honesty I was half expecting yet another terrible episode back-to-back and thankfully it wasn't.
The whole therapy sequence was heartwarming and while there wasn't much if any action it was enjoyable and funny at times. 7/10.
Great episode! I got chills. Good memories. Thanks. Well done special guest stars! 10/10
How can they release a crap like Obi Wan and then Andor which is damn amazing. This episode was a masterclass.
why is everyone hating on this finale???? i think this is the most fun watching experience since wandavision era
One of the things I enjoy the most about Lower Decks is that, while it being a Star Trek series, it carelessly makes fun of Star Trek's clichés and silly things that have been part of the whole franchise throughout the years. This episode was particularly good at that. 'Twas a lot of fun!
Rose: How is it possible to get pregnant in Sicily just by crossing the street?
Sophia: Cheap Chianti and Narrow streets.
A good episode, but I really had trouble adjusting to the slow pace after the thrilling last two episodes. I didn't like the first few slow episodes and the show switches back to that now it seems.
He has been talking to thin air for 5 episodes now but nobody seems to notice.
Betty White deserved an Emmy just for this episode. What a performance!
Oh, hi Robert Picardo. That was an unexpected pleasure.
STOP TOUCHING YOUR EAR WHEN TALKING IN THE EARPIECE!!!!!! Why do shows keep doing this bullshit
