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Netflix seriously needs to put some more money into refining their script. The story here is so generic it's not even worth saying anything more. Even the powers which are the main selling point don't always look so great, clearly showing a huge chunk of the film's 85 million budget went to the actors. Project Power could have really benefited from using a lesser-known cast to improve its visual effects and add more action. A fine choice for a lazy Saturday, but you're probably better off rewatching an MCU film if you're so thirsty to see superpowers on the screen again.

''Never Rarely Sometimes Always'' is neither dramatized nor bias, it doesn't try to push an agenda or have a life-changing lesson. All this film is is an honest look at the journey of two young girls' to get an abortion. It takes you along with them through the mundaneness of life, confronts you with the uncomfortable parts, and shows you the human at the center of this, which is the most important aspect yet sometimes forgotten, maybe even neglected in the heated debates about morality.

I'm pretty sure Google didn't look that good back in 2002 though.

Not many good jokes, or any good joke really, can't think of one moment that I laughed during this episode. The message is good like always, but the story is so generic. The action is not interesting to watch, which is made worse due to the fact that the animation is already nothing great. I really like this show, but this is quite disappointing after the excellent Finding Mr Right episode last week.