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Some episodes (naturally) interested me more then others, but there all beautifully shot, beautiful landscapes. The information bits inbetween are well done, informative, interesting and bite sized. Chris's voice over and narration is great.

Chris in this in general is funny, and brings his friends on these crazy rides. The episodes I've seen even inspired me to think about these aspects of health. Like I said the cinematography is great, and the episodes have this theme where they show a different story of someone else that compliments the main story, this really makes this fresh. One episode kind of made me feel being on a an adventure and wanting to try to embrace the cold aswell a bit more.

Would recommend giving this show a watch, even if you end up enjoying some episodes more than others.

Wow.. people can whine!

First of all this film is pretty good! No it's not a masterpiece, and yes there were instances were the comedy was forced and not very funny, but there were also some very funny parts.

And some of the serious moments like the Jane/Thor romance and Jane's illness. I found them to be touching.

Jane's chronic illness in the film was something I didnt expect of Marvel, and I thought it was a good subject to show. People can't always be strong and be a heroes, people get sick sometimes and it's good to talk about (like Jane and Thor did).

Also the part were Thor says something allong the lines: nobody knows for sure what tomorrow happens, its about living now. It hit pretty close to home, also because of having someone close to me with a chronic illnes. Thus I really appreciated this theme/part of the film.

Good action, beautiful colors and CGI.

The part with the children army of thor, yeah sure it was kinda funny and weird. But also endearing and I felt it had heart.

What happens in the end of the conlusion, no spoilers, but I thought that was kinda meh.

Not talking about the epilogue though, with Chris/Thor playing opposite of his Daughter India. Which was really cute and heartwarming.

And India was just very cool in her role, and great and natural acting (looking seriously talented).

And great chemistry with her dad (duh).

And people linking this to narcissism of parents, just stop. Its worrying that you can find these things in something authentic and natural like this.*

So all and all, I understand this movie wont touch and impress everyone, (for me it did do it) but what I think is certain, there is more than enough good things you can say about this movie.

So people, stop whining so much. (And saying spiderman no way home is better than this, is ridiculous)

Thank you!