guipastura

So this mini show that was made because Dave had some ideas in a plane is pretty good, but why does it exist? The first episode was meh and for some reason it was the longest, why they didn't just leave this story to the future Ahsoka show? I know that it will be a spin-off to Mandalorian which is many years after the prequels, but couldn't it be flashbacks there for example? Why are the last two episodes here instead of the 5th being in The Clone Wars season 7 and the last episode being in Rebels?

The best parts of this show are the Count Dooku episodes, so why isn't it just a Count Dooku series instead of being half Dooku half Ahsoka which already shined in The Clone Wars?

Anyways, this show is pretty good. I would say all the episodes except the first one are great, but why does it exist?

I don't think this show is a 1/10 like many people think, but i definitely see why it's getting this much hate.

First of all, what is the point? The idea is that this show is supposed to be for adults only, but it makes fun of adults who watch animation. So it isn't for adults, it isn't for kids, not even for Scooby-Doo fans. Who is this for?

About the cartoon itself, I don't think i need to tell you all the bad things about it because you're probably sick of hearing It. What i'll do is tell you that there is light in this mess. The animators went all out on specific scenes which should get more credit, I thought Norville was actually fine and not someone that i want to hate forever, the actual plot is kinda intriguing, however the show does not dig it enough to make it stand out.

Don't get me wrong, i'm not defending this Cartoon. It was really bad and all other reviews say most of what I think, but the point is that there's still good things and passionate animators, but it's too bad they got such a tragic project to put their talent into.

I saw the Justice is Grey version of this movie and it honestly didn't affect what i felt at all. This movie improved Flash and Cyborg a lot to a point that they are honestly the most well crafted characters in the movie. The story is fine, didn't impress me but at least now i can understand the motivations of the character and the story itself in a much clearer way. The cgi is overral pretty good (even though there are some scenes that are weird) and the cast was overral... fine. Gal Gadot and Ben Affleck felt to me that their hearts were not really into the movie, Henry Cavill was good but i wish that he had more screen time, Ezra Miller and Ray Fisher to me were the best (it's kinda sad to think that such a controversial person as Ezra Miller was great here).

The 4 hours could've been easily cut, there are some scenes with Louis Lane for example that feel meaningless and drag the movie a bit. The dialogue was kinda meh to me, but nothing that you'll be mad or anything. Some actors feel like they are here just for the sake of being here like William Dafoe sadly.

Well, overral this movie is good. It's a hard watch, but if you're a fan of super heroes and you're willing to dive into this 4 hours journey, then i think you'll enjoy it.