nickvriend

Used to like Jo koy shows. They had a story, inpressions and were truly funny.

Now it seems hé is filling time, being repetitive and Just lacking in making something really funny.

I understand it might be hard bringing up show after show after show when you gain alot of popularity but please dont try to stay Just to stay relevant. I think its a shame that even for the 59 minutes of the show, which i find on the low side for a stand up comedy show. That even these 59 minutes are not really funny. Its entertaining, Just nothing more than that.

I hope hé finds inspiration to make another show, but then a good one.

True Detective Season 4 presents viewers with a gripping narrative set against a captivating backdrop, delivering a hood plot that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. The series masterfully weaves together intricate storylines, drawing viewers into a world of mystery and intrigue. Untill about halfway the season.

The otherwise isort of okayish experience is marred by a controversial choice in casting. While striving for inclusivity and diversity is commendable, the decision to cast female actors in traditionally masculine roles feels forced and ultimately detracts from the believability of the narrative. There's a sense of disconnect when characters are pushed to embody traits that feel out of place within the context of the story.

While the pursuit of equality is undoubtedly important, it's crucial for filmmakers to ensure that such endeavors do not come at the expense of authenticity. By pushing too hard for 'equality,' the series inadvertently undermines its own narrative cohesion, leaving viewers questioning the plausibility of character motivations and actions.

In conclusion, True Detective Season 4 boasts a compelling plot and engaging setting, but its insistence on casting female actors in masculine roles detracts from the overall viewing experience. As audiences continue to advocate for equal rights, it's essential for filmmakers to find a balance that respects both authenticity and inclusivity.

Its a pitty we let believability bleed under the flag of 'inclusivity'. I would recommend skipping this season. Almost as bad as season 2.

Lost all its marvel characteristic, terrible acting from. Xochitl Gomez with facial expressions my grandma could have done better. It's a shame they threw in the zombie saus, did bring the movie an extra dimentions. Also where was the little aftermovie?

I hope Marvel does not go downhill from here, lets see what the future brings but concerning this movie i could not be more dissapointed.

Too bad for the thrown in childish creatures at the start of the movie, however this all falls in to nothing considering the poor plot and chaotic story line.