Reviews

Worst decision to cast Lizzo and Jack Black. Lizzo's acting was so awful. The casting itself pulled me out of the Star Wars world when I'm usually captivated during Mandalorian. I don't understand why they had to cast such familiar faces. Would've been so much better with a new face and better acting..

Seeing the old battle droids was fun and the story was interesting the battle stood chase scene was a bit weird. The cgi seemed off and he was running way too fast. This episodes had the story to be really good. But the casting, soulless acting, and boring fight scene at the end just ruined it.

I think it was a great episode. Even though I didn't enjoy the story of episode 5, I'm glad at least the finale got a good episode. Yeah I do feel like Dany's character was a bit of a waste. Supporting her for so long only to have her values thrown at the window and then killed in the end. I wish so much that she could've been Queen in the end. It would have made for a beautiful albeit predictable ending that viewers would enjoy. But I understand that this was the plan all along. I feel like they could've have prolonged her anger, not just switch to mad queen in one episode.

I understand that she had to be killed. That scene was beautifully done, including the burning of iron throne.

Was nice to have a little closure on Cersei and Jamie as well. I love that they showed that. Because it didn't seem enough in episode 5.

In the end I'm happy. Was a great Stark ending. Sansa looked amazing. I was happy with Jons end as well. I'm glad they didn't make him king. Small council meeting was a cute final moment for loveable characters.

I understand some viewers not enjoying the final season. They definitely should have prolonged the ending. It was rushed. Episode 5 I definitely did not enjoy. But I did enjoy The Long Night, even with the darkness I loved it. Many characters had happy endings which was good. Just not for Dany which made me sad and it felt like a waste. Still best show in television ever

I've never felt so conflicted in a Game Of Thrones episode ever. I'm so sad that Dany has come to this. I've loved her character so much, so it's hard for me to now view her as the bad guy. But yet I understand this must've been George's plan all along.

The reason I gave this an 8 and not a 10 was because of the Cersei and Jamie scene. If in fact they are dead, then I'm very disappointed. They deserved better deaths.

I really hope this show gets the ending it deserves. If Dany is going to die then let it be epic. Don't glimpse over it like Cersei and Jamie.

I'm shocked at the amount of bad reviews on this episode with people complaining about everything. They did the night at dark for a reason. The whole point was that you couldn't see how big the army of the dead was and for it to surprise all the shoulders that hadn't seen the dead yet. And for the people saying it anticlimactic, remember that this is game of thrones, the show that killed Robb stark quickly and suddenly in season 3, and shockingly killed Ned at the end of an episode. Deaths happen quick in Game Of Thrones so I expected a quick death. It's not like the NK was gonna have any last words. I'm also so glad that this wasn't just another John Snow battle, we've seen that enough already. My only disappointment in the episode was lack of Ghost. Props to actress who plays Mellisandre, she was amazing. Fairwell to the fallen.

I'll start of by saying that I actually enjoy the cast. Was skeptial about Johnny Depp at first but I think he actually portrayed is role very well and I was intrigued by his character.

This film however does not feel like it fits into the Potter universe. The writing cramped so many plots and subplots into a short amount of time that it became unenjoybale.

The love interest of Tina and newt is forced and not convincing.

The 2 lestrange characters were irrelevant and their entire story could have been cut out

The best parts were the references to original Potter films. Seeing the philosophers/sorcerer's stone was fun, the scenes at hogwarts were great (bogart scene). I enjoyed nagini as a character and will hope to see more of her in future films.

Overall I will still look forward to future films, but I will be reluctant to watch this one again. It definitely felt like a filler movie where the plots are complex and end up being pointless with almost no continuation to any story. The ending twist/reveal was disappointing and will definitely frustrate Potter fans.

I thought the actresses did their best with the script, especially Hathaway. Writing definitely missed the mark. Everything basically went perfect in the heist, there was no moment where u thought maybe they would get caught. The motive for stealing the necklace was boring. We didn't care about that guy getting framed at all. At least in 11 Clooney had ur motive of stealing the casino to get the girl back. But the motive in 8 was careless and boring. The only thing good about this movie was that it was cool seeing that many A list stars in one scene. But a good cast does not make a good movie if the writing is crap.

Normally I worship the ground Melissa walks on. I mean her movies Spy and The Heat are some of my favourite comedy movies ever. This one just didn't have enough moments for me. I needed it to have more extremes in scenes, where more and more funny stuff is adding to the moment. But that really only happened once in the restaurant scene which was great. I wanted to see her character lose more of her values and get dirty. There could have been a funny sex scene in the library, she could've got in a fist fight with the bully girl and even have the grandma join in, the dance off scene could've been way bigger. Wanted to see her get really drunk playing party games and then have an embarrassing/painful part where she falls or something. It just didn't go all the way for me. There were also way too many mother/daughter awwwwwww moments. But still love Melissa and looking forward to her next movie which I will still watch at the movies.