Pretty good actually. Good directorial skill, nice setting. The suspense built slow, some viewer might not like it. The title itself could be exploited as a main theme, but it doesnt seem so. The twist at the end, even though turning back from the title, is totally unexpected, I believe only a few would have a thought of it.
Adult would hate this movie. The kids are menace. They disobey simple life saving order. They wasting resources. They destroy government property. But, hey, they are just the kids. And this is a movie for kids.
Nice directorial skill, directing those young, relatively unknown performers, to act this good. And yet the story is relatively bland. The romance is below average. It can never beat Jennifer Lawrence's Hunger Games.
it was good, but it could be better to encompass non DnD fanbase. Some key elements were left unexplained so only hardcore fans would understand it wholly.
yeah, no. I pity this 'group of misfit cops'. Magic punk detective story in flat world where logic doesnt apply to most of the things. Rock monster killed by common unenchanted crossbows is just one of them.
a down to earth (literally, lol) version of Altered Carbon. A prodigy of a trade, doing a task she is unqualified of, such as solving murders, ends up with more murders and uncovering the truth of the world she lives and how dirty the government is. Classic story, great plot twist at the end, nice special effect, and Common and Miss Fergusson excellent acting.
It's a beautiful story. I like character Tess a lot. She was the best example of both brave and caring woman. To those who hate gay contents may skip episode 3. The episode was like, I have no word to say it, it was more than good, more than exceptional. They were good guys. Big applause to the writer. But still, it was just like a side episode, a background story of place Joel and Ellie visited once. It didnt add much to the whole series. I still dont understand why they had to make a whole episode for it. So, skipping it wont make you miss anything.
this is the best example of not following the books would give you a bad quality of the story. Including the race of characters. Now they have to explain that the magic is involved for black man copulating with white woman resulting in fully white baby. They couldnt change the race of the baby because they already used white guy as the demon and the baby is supposed to be the embodiment of the demon. Which is funny since this proves that they werent coordinating enough about how and when to put the current political and social situation, which they shouldnt but it has become habits, into the story.
the first episode might look like "oh, this is only for fans." Get past through that episode and mindset, and you will find that this is what every comedy should be. I dont understand why it has to be jazz themed though, it's almost like every James Gunn projects where he, the unpopular kid during the 70s and 80s, wanted to bring all of the anti mainstream musicians he liked to listen to to the show.
great concept and idea, yet badly executed and bad acting. I really wish someone more competent would remake it. The idea was as good as Cloverfield and related sci-fi thrillers.
The story and the execution were just fine. If it was compared to other Korean works, it is still the best. I can say this is new era for Korean Entertainment as they are still flooded with crapload of shitty love dramas. The CGI were OK, cant complaint cause it's asian made, they've done their best. I only wish they had better casts.
Fun, teens show. Nothing special about the story, effects, etc, but your daughter might say differently. Other than that, as usual with Netflix, it is woke shit. Even the book covers clearly depict two white girls, yet they have to shove this diversity agenda up to everyone's nerve that adds nothing to the quality of the movie. I hate that they keep undermining non-white performers by doing this, like "they have no quality characters and story for them, we have to give to them what whites have". Wow, hating woke is called racists now? I see that you are missing the point. I'm a non white myself and I want non white to get to the top, but not by shoved up with what whites have. It just blatantly shows that nonwhite performers have no place and that is an insult to nonwhite. Why cant non-white have their own legacy? Inclusive cultures dont need to be like baby sitting the minority.
A lot of people seem to miss the point of the movie and tend to focus on the homosexuality topic or the greatness of Brendan Fraser. This is all about regret and acceptance. Straight or not, cheating is wrong. It also shows the danger of binge-eating disorder. Hiding from society, running away from your mistake in the past, taking things for granted, wrongly accuse a person. Those are all wrong, you all gotta admit it. Each of the characters in the movie regrets having them and wants to reconcile. The hardest part is when no one want to accept it.
To those who hate gay contents may skip episode 3. The episode was like, I have no word to say it, it was more than good, more than exceptional. They were good guys. Big applause to the writer. But still, it was just like a side episode, a background story of place Joel and Ellie visited once. It didnt add much to the whole series. I still dont understand why they had to make a whole episode for it. So, skipping it wont make you miss anything.
I dont understand why it has to be jazz themed though, it's almost like every James Gunn projects where he, the unpopular kid during the 70s and 80s, wanted to bring all of the anti mainstream musicians he liked to listen to to the show.
Wow, hating woke is called racists now? I see that you are missing the point. I'm a non white myself and I want non white to get to the top, but not by shoved up with what whites have. It just blatantly shows that nonwhite performers have no place and that is an insult to nonwhite. Why cant non-white have their own legacy? Inclusive cultures dont need to be like baby sitting the minority.