BrokenBeats94

Wow such big movie yet was visceral it was incredible funny yet serious lot of drug and violence and oh wow the penis and the woman with the funny laugh haha me and my sister enjoyed this incredibly much so I nearly peed my pant the surround sound made me feel like I was in Southampton and this is realistic but I do also live in Southampton and it's a nice Britain city that more people should buy the food from! In fact me and my sister are going for a meal and then visitin the nightclub when the big guns were and hopefully I don't get shot in the bum like the silly Italian man does. Glad to see my Italian heritage in a proud display of independence cinema. Music made me feel like I was in the PS2! Wow.

Hatchling falls apart in its approach to its under developed story and generic characters on a shoestring budget. It felt like the film didn't know exactly how to cohesively tie the family drama and the horror elements together without falling in to generic horror cliches or completely dropping characters / story arcs. Script falls flat at times too and there's an unnecessary silliness to the film at points which contrasts with the tone and makes it genuinely laughable. Majority of the characters are quite annoying to watch too which becomes tiresome. The vlogging sub plot feels like a missed opportunity too!

Hatchling honestly felt like it would be at home in the 70s - it would've been better if film grain was added to make it look like an old movie. Red Letter Media are going to have a cracking time with this on Best of The Worst.

Positives were some of the gross sound design (though screams and cries can be obnoxious at times), the attempt to use practical effects (even if they don't look great at times) and some of the cinematography. The lead actress does a decent enough job but the film often relies quite heavily on her performance.

It's a straight to streaming watch, it's not worth a trip to the cinema or an on demand price either. It was a screen unseen showing for us and we regretted it. It's understandably difficult to make films but it should be said this isn't worth it unless you want to watch something along the lines of a feature length student film.

An episode with Thor as a frat party boy sounds fun until it ends in cliches and some of the worst writing I've ever seen in the MCU. I get it's suppose to be a fun episode and kids will enjoy it but i thought it was a bad use of the animation format and the characters themselves - not too mention it makes Captain Marvel even more boring than she already was! No one wanted to see this and I can't believe this made the cut yet we are still to see Gamora's Infinity Gauntlet episode. Some fun cameos and a fun fight scene but easily the worst episode of What If.