Reviews

The show is so incredible at the beginning. Season 1 might be the best anime, no the best tv show, I've ever seen. I was completely addicted. Season 2 was great as well, some good character development and new people to keep it fresh.... But then they introduced Christa, or Historia... made some royal bloodline storyline... and just threw the kitchen sink in the story telling process and then absolutely nothing made sense.

I'm really not sure what to make of this show now. I am just 100 percent completely lost. I have no idea what anyone is doing, or why they are doing it. I keep hoping the explanation is coming and it never does. It can't just be me. What's happened to this show?

Glenn is perfect in this episode. Been waiting for this kinda of episode for years... definitely rivals the suburbs episode, or the billboard one great buildup, great music... great acting. Well worth the wait for the final episode. The part where he rips out the dude heart is morbid but funny at the same time. Adds to the psychopath element to his Dennis character and the ending is just perfect. What a great season. The best since season 11 if u ask me.

So glad this show is staying around for a few more years at least. It's not over. But now I get to start over, always my favorite show, actors are incredible. A must watch.

If you're someone like me, you've been pretty disappointed with this shows direction over the last 6-7 years or so. Ever since the big bad orange man got elected, like every single other show on television, this show started throwing virtue signaling in almost every single episode, and unlike previous seasons where they'd jokingly mock topical issues and take both sides of the debate, it was always tilted to the left, and so on and so on. It got so tiresome with these shows that are supposed to be an escape from the ultra political world, watching every plot have PC plot lines forced in.

It was so much more absurd in this shows case, because the characters are supposed to be low life bums, and it made them go wildly out of character talking about unisex bathrooms, pride events, climate change... just give me a break.

Well this season has been so much better. I had to wait at least 4-5 episodes in to really accept that it's going back to its roots out of fear that after a couple good episodes it would be ruined again... so far, so good. In fact these might be the most hilarious episodes this show has produced in over a decade. Just funny nonsense schemes and gross out Frank humor, and the lovable wildcard idiot Charlie, the best character of the show.

Please please please stay the course. So far this season has been such a welcomed breath of fresh air.

Originally created to be the sequel to DBZ, it immediately found itself in an identity crisis. It obviously was attempting to recreate the original charm of the original dragon ball with making Goku a child again, without losing the action and story development DBZ had, and it ended up becoming a flawed version of both. But knowing it's not going to quite live up to its predecessors, it has some really interesting storylines and creative villains too.

After the release of DB Super, a true DBZ sequel, this show actually became a much better watch. Knowing it's not exactly cannon, and the characters don't actually turn into what is shown in this series kind of makes this into a 64 episode movie, or a "what-if" scenario of sorts.

I recommend this to anyone who has only recently got into the DB universe, and to not skip it before going into Super. If you give it some patience to find itself after the first saga, I think it has something to everyone to enjoy.

I've seen every episode, and every episode of these shows get more and more ridiculous, over the top, and unrealistic... but now it's so over dramatic and catastrophic, I could not understand a single minute of the episode. A guys girlfriend dies cuz he accidentally shot her, stays on the job afterwards, then gets obsessed about some other surgery they never explain. I guess there was some fire? Then the blonde girl cant breathe... so many more crazy things happening with every single character in the show.. it's so ridiculous and impossible to follow.

Am I the only one who can't make sense of any of these shows anymore? Where are the medical cases? This has turned into a complete soap opera... one that makes literally zero sense.

This movie was completely unnecessary. Besides Keanu and Ross the acting was horrible. It felt like a B-movie Matrix rip off with a couple originals making cameos. I still have absolutely no idea why Morpheus and Smith were different people, and I have no idea what was going on for the entire second half of the movie, or what the purpose of the climax was. The dialogue and the way the actors carried themselves was absolutely nothing like the original movies. I just don't understand what the purpose of this movie was.

I do really like this movie. I'm catching up on all the movies in the MCU, as I have never seen anything after the first Avengers movie. What I was very confused about, is how can this be in the same cinematic universe as all the other movies, but SHIELD and everyone else is completely absent from all the destruction on Earth in the second half of the film. Maybe they clear it up and tie a bow on it on future films. But as I was watching, not only did it feel like a huge buildup and then just a bunch of nonsense at the end, but the continuity was a huge mess. So half a good movie, 5 out of 10. I'm sure the rest of the movies will be better after this one.

You either let cancel culture win and throw in the towel, or you shand up for yourself and stay true to who you are. Instead, this show has turned into the most boring, blah, version of itself, making sure it's the least offensive thing on tv. It's everything it used to hate, and I wish they would of just called it quits.

There's some chuckles here and there, and eps 3 & 4 are a million time better than the virtue signaling woke-fest the first two were, but it's still just boring... and they really should of just went out with a bang after Dennis left to take care of his kid at the end of season 12. What a disappointment....

This movie came out almost 23 years ago in America, and to this day, as a 33 year old man, I still get a little shiver everytime I think of Mewtwo, or this movie. It's not a shiver like being scared, but it's more like that feeling you get that brings you back to your childhood, a place you can never be again even if you tried.

I recently watched this when I was going through my bedroom closet. I had the original VHS back in the day; but I eventually bought a DVD a couple years after, and I popped it in to see what feelings I got from actually watching it all these years later.

It completely sucked me in. The nostalgia I felt was absolutely insane. It brought me back to the days of my youth when I went to the theaters (3 times) to watch this movie with various friends and family members. I remember the music most of all. For a kid, this movie didn't have to have the best backstory, the best plot, or even best animation. If you loved Pokémon (which I still do as an adult), you loved this movie. The character Mewtwo, his voice, the mysteriously dark music, and especially the iconic scene where Ash turns to stone and Pikachus tears bring him back to life, took me to a place I never thought I'd be again.

Now if you're watching this movie for the first time in 2021, I'm sure you aren't going to feel this way. I get that it's a silly cartoon, but that's definitely part of its charm. This one certain passage in the now long, over 1,000 episode and 23-24 movie catalog, brings a different sort of feeling than any of the other movies. (Even though the second and third movies are great as well).

The reviews saying this movie is bad we're either not the right age or it wasn't the right year when they viewed it, and couldn't see it out of the same lense as a kid who just bought a Gameboy Color and his first Pokémon video game, and got happy at the small things, like a great movie, and I wouldn't listen to them.

Awesome flick, and I hope Pokémon never ends.

... but it gets destroyed by the mind-numbingly obnoxious narrating they always make the side characters do during every battle sequence. Any viewer, at any age, at this point in the show knows what's going on. But they insist on having to name what every move is, why they chose it, what type it is, which types will have what effect, and basically treating the viewer like they are blind and two years old. The first time I watched this episode I was a small child. At no point is there anything going on in the show that would confuse even the youngest of fans, and like all anime, even though it's a "kids cartoon", the creators know that there are fans of all ages that like Pokémon, play the games, and watch the show. It's just a huge insult on the intelligence of the viewer. It gets even more ridiculous with dialogue such as "ash has three Pokémon, and Brandon has two. That means he has one more than Brandon does!" It just makes you wonder what the target audience of this show really is.

STOP THE WOKE NONSENSE. It is getting so out of control, and it destroys every show, every movie. Why ruin a decent, interesting action show with the virtue signaling, and insisting on bashing and hating on half the country. Progressives are the hateful bigots. Stop kidding yourselves.

Also the show has gotten completely ridiculous. Why didn't she even try to free her sister and the other mentally sick guy with the wig with the crowbar? A random acid pit? Why didn't he just shoot the girl and not the fisherman in the first place? I'm so confused.

I just feel like this show has run it's course and now it's overstaying it's welcome. I remember when I used to binge watch this show and be super excited when new episodes aired, but not anymore. The pacing is slow, the dialogue seems very forced, and the characters don't really have much chemistry. Gibbs acts like an entirely different person, and not in a good way. He was always quiet, mysterious, but no matter what had everyone in the teams best interests in mind. But now, he's such a loner it's obnoxious. Instead of mysterious, he just comes off as rude and selfish. None of it is very fun to watch. I was hoping it would get better after a mediocre season premiere but instead it's just getting worse. Let's just hope for a better episode next week.

Even though I don't agree with most people who say this show got unwatchable after season 5, I've always hated this episode. You really notice the laugh tracks because this one is just not funny at all. Both the main story and back story are pretty bad, but the scenes with professor proton are just very gloomy and quiet. If the laugh tracks weren't there I wouldn't know where the funny parts were. It gets back on track after this episode, but it seems like the episodes that revolve around a guest star are pretty boring. I would hope nobody judges this show on this episode.