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I love this! I had very little expectations for this given the movie critics talking about how bad this movie was. What are we doing?! Can't we appreciate a movie for what it's trying to do. This was a sci-fi future movie exploring the relationships with AI, taking us to another planet, with action, emotion, and a great relationship. I enjoyed the music throughout this movie. I was emotionally invested. I thought Lopez did a good job of selling her emotional distraught situation and the trauma she faced in her past. I loved watching the relationship between Smith and Atlas grow. This had a good message, had a good reveal at the end, had good tension, and a solid finish. I didn't have to pay anything to watch this. I watch it in the comfort of my home with my Netflix account. If you're a fan of sci-fi, I don't know how you wouldn't like this.

I was not prepared for this movie. This is clearly Arrowstorm's best work. The cinematography looks the best so far, especially for a low budget movie. Most of the story takes place in an inn on a dark and stormy night, but the way the plots and stories are interwoven makes for a very gripping movie.

I loved the actors chosen. The characters were well developed and fleshed out. The main primary story felt like a tale from the Witcher's world, and the main protagonist felt like a Witcher. There were a lot of great twists and turns and reveals.

This is a great continuation of the Mythica series and I WANT MORE! The written was really well done. It told a better story of Rey and Anakin combined than either of those stories did. This was really compelling. I like the the first Mythica, Necromancer and GodSlayer. GodSlayer definitely being the best, but I would be lying if I didn't at least acknowledge there is a chance this is the best movie so far.

I wasn't sure what to expect, this didn't get much buzz. I really enjoyed this limited series. I loved the way they did this series. Instead of breaking it up into 8 or so episodes, they instead had three chapters, all with a beginning, middle, and end. Honestly, it was refreshing.

The story was refreshing too, they didn't rehash the same plot points that make John Wick, and indestructible men doing gun-fu wasn't the focus.

Instead you get a nuanced story about Winston. It has depth and heart, and the plot really makes since. How did Winston get caught in this world of Assassins? This story answers all that and a little more.

The new side characters introduced all have their charm and add to the richness of this story.

All in all, this is a fun ride, with three episodes to watch, all less than 2 hours.