Electra Woman and Dyna Girl

So boring. So very boring. Nothing new. Endless unfunny banter that just drones on and on. The two main actors have zero personality. Terrible camera work. Just terrible.

Like just about everyone I'd never heard of the short lived TV series, but decided to give this a go with crossed fingers, having been burned too often by a catchy title hiding a dull film.

The story, about two very low profile costumed heroes stepping up to the big money league, is never too original (except right at the end), but it's saved by a snappy script and two very likable leads. It doesn't take itself too seriously, and there are plenty of laughs in what ends up being a lighthearted romp.

It's not overlong, coherent, witty, well acted and a fun way to spend 80 minutes, especially if you have a fondness for superhero films. You may not rave about it to your friends like you do the big budget blockbusters, but you WILL get them all to watch it, and that's the mark of a good flick.

Sequel please.

I really liked it! I watched it as an Amazon prime movie not as a TV serial. You need to pay attention to catch all the funny double meanings, otherwise you will miss some of the less obvious ones. The other thing that makes this so fun is the over-the-top antics from the characters. It was zany in a very fun way.

Amusing story and some smart dialogue. But there's more to acting than just saying the lines. A bit like a film-school project?

It was quite fun, but also quite predictable. Being original wasn't really the point, though. It was a feel-good superhero buddy movie with cute girls fighting against supervillains and commercialism - although they only win against one. Anyway...

The acting was OK, the script was simple but to the point, the humor was average towards good, the girls were nice. If you want to have some easy fun, this is the thing for you. It reminded me heavily on Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog, but thankfully without any musical pieces. Alas, not as funny either.

What you also need to understand is that it is marketed as an eight episode miniseries, but actually it's 1 hour 21 minutes long in total, so if you watch it back to back it's barely a feature movie.

Bottom line: fun, but unremarkable.