I mean, subjectivity, but this strikes me as a dumb criticism. It MIGHT have been interesting if she was simply from some upper-class family to sail onward from that. But, it wasn’t.  That wasn’t the story.  And to whine about it with this level of intensity is sort of weak, IMO.

This is neat. Anyone who has a problem with it is anti-neat, anti-fun, and sucks.

Brooklyn 99 wasn’t part of a Wire franchise.  Come on with this.

Well done.

Not everyone is an internet nihillist.

You’re not.  It’s dull.  I actually think the Boba Fett episodes of Mandalorian were the best ones.

I definitely agree with this premise.

I’m going with bitchy, whiny, entitled fandom.

This did not seem like it should have been an expensive show. Maybe the costumes and period piece-ness of it?

Meh. It’s like Atwood (who, BTW, is brilliant) not wanting to be a sci-fi author.  Well, too bad.   It’s not up to you, it’s up to the masses and audience.

People do actually like things about good work, you realize.

Awful lot of whining from everybody.

How do these dipshits get to post and I’m in the grey for two years?

“I remember when ads were still good.”

Considering how unbelievably fucked up Stallone’s face now looks, the ad was unintentionally sad/funny.

I quite literally do not understand what this means. I’m assuming it’s snark; but as I’m lost, I don’t want to assume?

I would like to give a shoutout to the 2001 show (ranked 20th) because it was so massively ridiculous that I found it immensely entertaining. Like an Aquaman level of glorious stupid.

What in the hell

I will cop to making fun of Progressives on occasion; but this underdog love story circle-jerk to Capitalism trailer was sort of disgusting.

I think this is not an opinion the creator of the film nor the reviewer agree with.