The_Rider2004

I'd like to preface that I'm a Tottenham fan through and through, but I'm so pleased for Sunderland this season, really delighted for them.

They have 22 Points in the campaign now, and only coffed up a few times and that's quite impressive considering they've not been in the prem since the 2016-2017 season. They've been an honour to watch and I can't wait to watch more of them, keep it up hatters!

The trailer and the build-up seemed good and the hype for this was massive and the first episode doesn't disappoint me in anyway. The story was actually very fast-paced and entertaining throughout it's runtime, so their was lots to be invested by. The twists and turns were creative and worked very well, the shock-factor for them was hugh and distant. In terms of expecting and other things. The story was fresh and unique and it was a very nice start.

The characters give so much energy and a good show gives them interesting storylines and development, that solidifies a good show. Eleven's story was really interesting and her powers have come along-way and it was nice for our Characters doing something different and unique. The story with the families was a nice dose of an added touch and it works for the twist at the end. Will is thinking about Vector, and their group is getting targeted so they try and change their ways.

The music was eerie and electric and worked with the pacing, as it was highly entertaining start. The few picks I'd say was it did feel rushed and some of the story felt underdeveloped particularly with the group being dismissed. And how Eleven had been distant for most of the runtime. It was abruptly quick start that didn't do anything in particular.

But the melodramatic and the tension building was very fun, the dilemmas were interesting because they took our Characters in different directions and they actually added some nice detailing in with the effects and the Visuals were used effectively here, they seemed to of looked well-polished like it was an artistry design and I enjoyed that about it considering it was episode 1.

So I'd give it a solid mark, it was entertaining and engaging throughout and the few character interactions were paced nicely and was also interesting. 7/10.

I adore seeing Christmas films and feeling hyped for the new year. This one's on every brits radar currently, and first thoughts would stem from average to perfectly mediocre experience, it fulls Inbetween them both. Nothing outstanding happens and the characters can be slightly unlikeable at times with the constant back and forth.

The Harry Potter guy seemed sweet and funny, but outside of that theirs really Nothing else. Even the main cast have little depth aside from a divorce and just getting new partners, it lacks any real depth. The couples even feel awkward trying to gain advantage of one another without really doing much on their own. It's played out for laughs, but it's just annoying and irritating to watch.

The couples look like they bearly know each other and it's just really bizarre. But the uncles are it's saving grace as they seemed fun to be around, and they have some better one-liners. Although that's not saying much, they still seem like they are happily together and their dynamic feels very fresh, due to their relentless back and forth tones that suit this movie nicely.

It's paced nicely, some scenes are fun to see and the characters all feel naturally written which is what I like, more natural here then in most scenes so as far as realism goes it feels very real. It doesn't seem so real as christmassy though, just seems like a plot-device to give the story some narrative and closure.

I think that because honestly theirs not much, mostly snow. But regardless it's a mindless, and entertaining flick without any real development or any drastic change in tempo from mediocre to good.