Don't Look Up
Poignant, horrifying, funny, balanced, and utterly depressing. But also great.
Poignant, horrifying, funny, balanced, and utterly depressing. But also great.
Great action and fun ideas, if a little muddled at times, with some interesting accents.
An excellent adaptation from a star-studded cast, with a rather fun midway twist, but let down a little by the ending.
Bad writing, high-school improv level comedy, a dull plot, and utterly unlikeable characters. Truly awful.
A dark and depressing look at addiction, abuse and guilt wrapped up in a surprisingly entertaining superhero show. The first season is astounding; the second struggles finding the light outside of its immense shadow.
A bold, tightly constructed story that neatly blends the Golden Age of heroes with DC's Silver Age, with plenty of grounding the real-world politics and issues of the time.
Fun action and some great characters, but largely lacking depth or nuance; a little overshadowed by its predecessor, even within its own story.
A surprisingly grounded origin story with some unexpected beats, but ultimately lacks the flair and consistency of the more modern setting.
Loveable weirdness with some surprisingly fun gimmicks and dark undertones.
A genuinely interesting idea executed extremely well, with great pacing and some very clever moments.
A fun twist on the classic character with some strong beats, but a little incoherent if you aren't knee-deep in the existing lore.
A classic, with a brilliant original concept done so well everything else has struggled to break out.