AlexanderHume

Nfts are the new bitcoin, no one really understands them but what everyone knows is that they make money, and thats really the point of this "show". It isn't funny, its horrendously animated and features atrocious "voice acting" which is so poorly mixed it sounds like a foreign overdub half the time, but are you really surprised? This isn't a tv show, its entire purpose it to sell poorly draw characters as nfts so the creators can make money, thats it. Do yourself a favour, stay away from this show, hell, stay away from nfts, I guarantee in 2 years they will be a thing of the past and irrelevant garbage like this will be along with it.

I don't think I've ever seen a film with a script as poorly written as this. The plot makes absolutely no sense and is built upon so many coincidences and contrivances that it breaks the "suspension of disbelief" rule that is so important to scifi/fantasy stories. Thinking back, this film only gets worse and worse with age, every crack, every inconsistency within the story becomes more noticeable with time. The film takes the most basic and obvious writing tropes imaginable and somehow does them wrong. Then we have the very confusing portrayal of Luke Skywalker, who acts very out of character. To put it simply, the reason why Luke is the way he is in the film is because of a stupid, underwritten scenario in which he made a choice so horridly out of character its shocking. When even Mark Hamill objects to the handling of his character within the narrative, that should've been the moment when they stopped completely and rewrote everything. You will hear people defend this movie based on its themes, visuals and action, all of which are great don't get me wrong, but WOW is this script a disaster.

The sequel manages to be worse though.

The deepest, most complex and well-written RPG of all time. It lets you truly do anything with the world and characters and the whole event feels like a complex rolling epic that you have total control over. Obsidian need to make the next game in this series. Better than anything Bethesda did with Fallout (not that I don't like Fallout 3).