lpewoltermann's reviews

"I'm getting too old for this bleep", for whom get this reference ;)

It is mainly aimed at the kids these days (i.e. Badly executed humor and not that impressive, clownish, main acting and energy). But as the old dude here: I simply loved the cameo's: real actors with a heart and soul for this, bringing some charisma to it all :)

I hope the youngters of today appreciate how DC is trying to create a tailor made super hero world for them since all these heroes are simply from my generation.

I prefer it if 'they' would write new superheroes for the new generation and keep the old for us, the not-so-youngsters that grew up with them <3.

So this is how it works: Chuck Lorre and Steven Molaro had a goofy idea. They called it "The Big Bang Theory". And despite their not so well writing (many inconsistencies and blatant mistakes): we laughed. I did too :)

Somehow the internet showed an overexcitement for S. C. So C.&S. (see what they did there?). So they thought we needed a spin off. This is not true.

It is way worse then the original show.

So in conclusion: the acting is quite alright. The idea is consistent enough. But the overall result is somewhat dissappointing: you can turn a somewhat vague comedy personality into a real show. But then you need the talent of Vince Gilligan (from Breaking Bad to Better Call Saul).

These 90 minutes just FLEW BY! Decent information density, nice interval with climaxes and grounders, love to see all artists I already knew from this beautiful underground scene and learned a few more. Just: give me more please. There is so much more to tell, and dance to! The concert/club shots could have been a bit longer, just to experience the different energies a bit more. But all in all: what a journey!

No reason to go into details. These are all students at the start or end of there student time. And they made it work :) I laughed my ass off even while noticing how crappy some shots and things are. They put a lot of effort in it and I am amazed I can find this movie @ Netflix. This should be a drinking game for fraturn- and sororities :) Love it! Cheers to everyone trying their best here :)

The writing is original! Quite some twists that makes things better :) The last episode was the present we all needed: life is about your own choices and whoever tags allong for how long at any point, is a gift :)

It's not that there is no talent. But you have to look really hard. Be a better judge then the jury... and yet be part of the looney tune editors. The cheering crowd audio and images often don't match. But that is oke. Cause the crowd is just impressed as you... and not what the show wants you to believe.

Appreciate the rare talent cause it is hard to find it between all the ranting and golden buzzers.

Don't expect too much of the actors. Don't try to get a glimps of the psychological issues. And don't try to rectify comon story discrepancies. Only if you keep your mind and opinions on a distance, you might enjoy the movie. I watched it late at night with my brain capacity at low and it kinda worked for me :)

Character development? Not heard of probably. Voices are nice for these kind of movies (and I love Animation!), but like all your favorite ingredients in one dish, it doesn't work. No harmony. I like the dark humour, a few times were actually really funny :) What doesn't work for me is that the absurdity of the movie is vastly random... making it incoherent. A 'nice try', but wouldn't really recommend it.

Not a fan of her music? Me neither. But I do like her story. Aware, kind, loving and determined. This documentary gives a nice overview of how a down-to-earth woman can handle fame like Elvis Presley, The Beatles and Michael Jackson had in a different way than anyone of them before.

Storyline: uninspired. Design: awesome and unique :) Voice acting: convincing. Entertainment: so so.

Must See: definitely not.