Disappointed

Long, boring, poorly edited, unbalanced, convoluted, and lack of thought in writting.

Yeah, this movie was kind of unnecessary. If the characters had more development and screen time, plus a better pacing that I would have felt otherwise.

The big issues I had with it was that all the characters died, but ironically, the characters didn't click with me. A problem I have with the characters is what's their's motivations for dying? Why did Saw choose to remain on Jedha, a doomed planet? Why didn't Jyn and Cassian not attempt to escape? All that's right Disney wanted the characters to die.

But what made this movie stand out to me was Darth Vader's amazing scene at the end, the digital recreations of certain characters. To me, this was a novelty. K2SO was my favorite character, his demise had the greatest impact of all the characters.

I do wish the original cut was released on Blu-ray or something, just for the differences.

This movie does have it's good parts. Michael Fassbender as Magneto is amazing as always, especially with the turmoil his character goes through. He's the character I had the most investment in.

The humor regarding Quicksilver was great, scenes of Charles and Moira was entertaining.

Apocalypse didn't feel threatening in this movie nor was the destruction he was causing. His horsemen, for the most part, are illogical choices.

Plus little stuff here and that added and detracted from my enjoyment.

I was kind of disappointed with the show just because I didn't know what it was supposed to be and felt that not much of interest happened in each episode. I'd wait for each episode, wishing that it stayed consistently interesting but rarely happens.

This mini-series became more frustrating as it progressed. Why would Jack toss his SMARTPHONE into a lake? That's evidence he's from the future! Why did Sadie have to be scared and eventually killed? Cut Jack a break. And I thought of how nice it would have been if Sadie came with Jack to the future because that would have been unique for the show.

The ending was very disappointing. When Jack arrives in an alternative future, it's so confusing that it should have provided answers but didn't. The show said JFK's actions led to the world becoming like the way that future turned out but there were no hints of it. Jack spent all this time in the past only to come to a dystopian future. Terrific.

One more complaint, who the hell was that homeless man that haunted Jack repeatedly that he didn't belong there? A ghost?

And another complaint, I thought Billy was going to be the second shooter. What a disappointment that was.

Maybe just another, the motivation for Oswald assassinating JFK was confusing. I think he went on some rant about the government surveying him or something. Oh boy, just wait until the future!

This is not a bad movie! The airport fight sequence, the Black Panther, and Tom Holland's Spider-man is the best part of it. The pacing that took place before the airport fight felt like an eternity, and it's something I would fast-forward through.

Afterward, Zemo's convoluted plan relied on coincidences and why was there a security camera on a random road?

This movie is *beep* incoherent *beep*

The premise of Earth using alien technology was pretty cool. Furthermore, that African man who hunted aliens would have made an incredible spin-off.

All the little things I enjoyed from this movie are distracted from a poorly written story. All these characters die but I don't feel anything because they weren't given development or screentime that when they bite the dust I would feel something but can't.

The actions of the villain are nonsensical. Why would Mehmed waste thousands of men just for one thousand boys? That’s like if a business wasted billions of dollars to make one million. IDIOTIC!

This movie's plot is straightforward and boring. Vlad attempts to resist the forces of Mehmed after several attacks. There should be layers and depth to what's happening.

There are other problems that this film interjects from nowhere with no explanation. Since when could Vlad control clouds? Such a deus ex machina and a cop out. Out of nowhere Mehmed conveniently knows the weaknesses of Vlad and sets up his tent into a trap.

The chemistry and romance between the leads are convincing, I just feel that the movie moves at a snail pace.

The unlikeable teenagers overshadows an intriguing storyline of the brothers who kill people.