Reviews

This episode and most of the episodes this season have been brilliant.

I have quite enjoyed the various episodes that showcased the individual characters and followed up with their growth. The best of all was Forks, Richie's solo story. His arc and character growth from that episode to the final was amazing to watch. He went from my least favourite to most favourite.

This final episode, The Bear, Richie truly shines. You see how well he works the room and then how he saves dinner service. The beautiful moment when he sends out the chocolate covered banana to uncle Jimmy was a very touching.

Carm stuck in the walk in fridge was both sad and funny.

Morbius had such low ratings and bad reviews right from the start. It took me some time before getting around to watching it. But I quite enjoyed it.

It's not brilliant and doesn't have a lot of the same appeal as most other movies based on Marvel comics but it has great story telling and likeable characters.

It probably could have been a little bit longer, taken a little more time with Milo after the transformation.

I thought Jared Leto as Morbius was a great choice. He played the part well.

I did struggle with Matt Smith as Milo, possibly because I've only seen him as Dr Who before this.

Overall it's quite enjoyable.

This movie has so much potential. The story is that one crook gets himself thrown in lock up to be safe and second one gets thrown in lock up to kill the first one. It could have been so good, the set up is great then it goes down hill fadt. Most of the acting is less than ordinary, Toby Huss being the exception for the most of his screen time. The action scenes are too quick. To top it off the ending is rubbish. I seriously got bored during this movie.

I agree with others, this movie has the same formula as most assassin movies. The trainer/ family is the true bad guy but the story has heart. I really enjoyed it.

Some really good fight scenes.

Some of the acting could have been better. Sweet Girl started slow, but built up well. Unlike some other reviews the twist is what got me giving 9 stars instead of 6. Loved it.

I struggled a little bit with some things in episodes 1 and 2. Once the story lines started coming together I was hooked. I like most of the characters. There were a few unexpected moments and some almost unnecessary family drama.

My issue was with how easy it seemed for Alex to go from honest English banker to key Russian mafia player.