edwardsjosiah

Only 4 episodes in but I am hooked. Imagine survivor without the physical component. All social game, but like survivor this show does a great job of getting people from different backgrounds and economic classes.

It's also an engaging social experiment. As the audience, we see why people are making the choices they make. To each other it may feel very cut throat, but to the audience we know it was actually a very flippant move or not thought out.

The best part is most of the time people choose to abstain, so someone can be eliminated by JUST ONE VOTE. Never seen anything like it.

Hope it gains traction so we can get a season 2!

I'm always so thrilled to see Marvel movies and almost always have a great time even if the movie isn't great. And with three women superheroes, sign me up.

Unfortunately, my expectations were too high and I was extremely disappointed. The plot was so mangled and the lack of energy they put into the story bugged me. (I've seen all the movies and TV Shows up until now and was still very VERY confused.) Didn't feel like a Marvel movie, more like a Disney Channel Original Movie. (One I would've enjoyed but not sat in the theater for). It's hard to believe this is in the same world as The Black Panther, Civil War, or even the first Captain Marvel movie.

In the end, Iman Vellani was absolutely a joy to watch. I loved the action scenes and the switching, but the movie fell flat. Even the heartfelt parts didn't totally add up or connect in a meaningful way. I want to say it was fun, but I was too confused to sit back and enjoy the movie.

I've been trying to defend Marvel for a while, since everyone's had fatigue but now that fatigue has hit me. I'm tired.

I'm a dude so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt.

When I saw it for the first time, I really enjoyed it, but it was a lot to take in. I've heard talks about this movie for YEARS, and it was different than I expected. I could recognize the performances were amazing and Greg blew it out of the park with the directing and writing and I had so much fun. But all I saw was a "fun" movie about "being a women?"...

HOWEVER, after I left, I couldn't stop thinking about it. Now that I knew the plot I felt I had to watch again to really understand what the movie was saying. So I watched it AGAIN, and I never go to the movies twice! I was BLOWN AWAY. Not only did I see so many details about the Barbie world but got a grasp of what Greta was saying about society l. About women. Men. Corporations. Mothers. Daughters. War.

Do your self a favor. Watch it! Then, watch it again! Tbh I'm probably gonna see it one more time. I've only touched the surface.