Morrowclaw

The show is a ton of fun with lots of laughs, mixups and some very fine acting. It's of course completely unrealistic and over the top but it's so charming and fun that you can overlook it. There's also some very lovely representation having a mixed cast and even some hearing impaired representation which is lovely to see. This is a fun show for a quiet night with a piping cuppa.

I had no hopes going into this moving and hooo boy am I glad I kept my expectations low. The acting is sometimes great and then it's so cartoonish in the next scene that it gives you whiplash. The action is quick cut garbage you're used to with 7 edits every time a character swings a sword and the cgi is absolutely dreadful to boot. The pacing is honestly the most egregious sin here with characters hating each other in one scene and then forgiving each other in the next simply for moving the plot along. It does nothing new, nothing exciting abs rehashes so much from the first film. I'd wait for this on streaming as the scope and scale is wasted on the big screen and it's not worth the price.

The jokes suck and are so bottom barrel, this show thinks that swearing is automatically funny and of course every character is a complete trope who can't act like a real person for more than five seconds. If that wasn't bad enough, you should see the acting, it is just beyond atrocious, like why does every Canadian sitcom suck so bad? It's got Tom Green in it and he's attempting to act so that should show you how top quality this is. Scenes go on and on with no purpose yet issues get resolved before the episode ends which is great writing. My favourite thing I look at the actors eyes and you can see in every scene that they know what they're doing is garbage.