Reviews

Talk about narcissism and overindulging... If you want 6 hours of monologues telling you Michelle McNamara is an amazing writer, then you're in for a treat! I felt like the huge body of really intruiging source material was glazed over in some instances and instead we were force-fed mundane insights into Michelle's daily life as a stay-at-home hobbyist / crime writer. I lost count the amount of times I'd yelled out "get on with it!" by the end. I was lucky to get past 'the heist' scene in episode 4 to be honest. Such a lame af joke which went for far too long. I don't know how I feel about Michelle's death either... just a really sad way to go, but so preventable by healthy(ish) living habits. That really stuck with me. I felt like it was such a waste. Maybe that's why the show got so sidetracked? Someone was trying to say whatever Michelle did, wasn't in vein.... but then, she had almost nothing to do with the authorities catching DeAngelo? What's really happened here is the story of catching one of worlds most infamous and mysterious serial killers is overshadowed by an exposé into a somewhat unknown crime writers' last days... and thats why some reviews are bad.

If you want any more proof that illegal downloading has killed the film industry, here it is ladies and gents. This movie was made for the sole purpose of selling seats in cinemas, plain and simple.

The Avengers -Age of Ultron appeals to everyone; loads of CGI, loads of action, loads of recycled one-liners, loads of superheroes. So if that's what you and the family need, then spend your $23.50 a ticket and head on down. But just let it be known, at no point does this movie attempt to go outside the Marvel 'formula' to present its own identity.

To be blunt, this movie insulted me. And it should insult the intelligence of anyone over the age of 18. It's dribble. Flashy lights for the simple-minded. It'll leave you feeling like you've just been sold something you've bought 100 times before. It's the same movie, just a different name.

Enjoy!

I wouldn't have watched this to the end if I hadn't been so terrified by the original. This sequel truly is a stinker.

The storyline wasn't thought out well enough and I feel that it may've been rushed into production. Maybe there were too many chef's in the kitchen, but it seemed very cliché.

The biggest flaw in horror films that really gets me offside is how pathetic and useless the victim's become when their life is on the line. If someone cut's your boyfriends lid off, you don't stand around waiting for a cup of tea, you channel Usain Bolt and hit the road. The boyfriend's head won't getting stitched back on let's be honest.

Also the 'Australian history quiz' torture scene....? WTF? So amateur. I feel as a if 16 year old came up with that dialogue. it was as though a child was telling me a very long winded joke and thinking "oh dear, where is this going and when can I stop paying attention?".

It's an honest 1 for me. So bad, that I had to write about it...