RainbowMarshmallow

Alright, I'm gonna be honest. I had high expectations for this series but I ended up in some kind of mix between American Pie, Another Gay Movie and Love, Simon. At first I wanted to turn it off because it was just bad and a bit cringey. The actors aren't exactly amazing. Although, to be fair, the main guy is very good-looking, but that's beside the point.

Now somehow I've made it through the season and I've actually grown to love it. Some scenes really hit home, especially for anyone who's been in the closet or still is. It's definitely over-dramatized but still relatable.

All in all it's absolutely worth giving it a shot and honestly I can't wait for season 2.

To be honest, it turned out to be better than I expected. After watching the trailer and reading the title, I had little faith in it. I was expecting cheesy humor, bad acting, and a weak plot, but that was far from the case. It's definitely not the best movie ever made, but it is 100% entertaining and absolutely worth watching.

The dark humor and genuine jump-scare moments keep it interesting throughout. I honestly didn't expect it to be a horror film, but it definitely is. When you think of unicorns, you imagine happiness and glitter, but this film is far from that. As fun as unicorns may be, this is not a movie for young children, so be mindful of that.

All in all, it's actually a really fun film. It's a mix of Jurassic Park, Alien, and Ghostbusters all blended together in one crazy ride.

The Wheel of Time is definitely a good series, but I have to admit, it took me three tries to really get into season 1. And that says a lot, because fantasy is usually my favorite genre when it comes to shows and movies. Yet, I struggled at first to connect with the story and the characters.

It's certainly not due to the special effects or the acting because both are fantastic. Visually, everything looks stunning, and there's plenty of action and adventure to keep you hooked. The storyline is clear and easy to follow, which isn't always the case in fantasy.

I couldn't quite put my finger on why it didn't grab me immediately. Maybe it has something to do with the way it's written, or the pacing in the first season. But I will say this: the further you get into the series, the stronger and more mature it becomes. By season 2, it really picks up, becoming much more intense and captivating.

In short, it's definitely worth pushing through. It may start off slow, but it grows into a truly impressive fantasy epic.