LeftyMcLefterson

Huge fan of The Boys, the grittiness, violence and humor really struck all the right chords for me. So when I heard about Gen V I was concerned and almost certain that it was going to be a poor spin off appealing to teens like that one Walking Dead spin off.

This time, I was gladly mistaken. Now, it's not The Boys, it definitely is more "hip" and is set on a college, but it still holds the central tenets of The Boys strong at its center. The characters take a little bit of time to get used to and figure out their roles but by episode 3 they definitely feel a lot more comfortable. I love the main character, Marie, she's wonderful.

Definitely can recommend to a fan of The Boys, especially to hold you over until season 4.

Really digs into the very heart of the problems and rot at the Hillsong church. Was incredible to hear from Carl Lentz and Laura. Felt like we learned a lot of intricate details about what happened and how absolutely screwed up Brian Houston was and the entire Hillsong apparatus.

Excellent production value, footage and audio mixing. I really appreciated the lining up of old footage in a way to emphasize the hypocrisy of the church and the toxic community that was created.

If you enjoy high production documentaries on controversial topics this will hit every note and keep you at the edge of your seat.

This movie was on my list for a long while but I always put it off because of the low rating on here. I feel kind of stupid for not watching it sooner.

This movie is definitely for those that spend a lot of time looking up, hungry to explore the stars, dreaming about alien life, what it could be like, what it would be like to find it.

If you love the stars, love good vibes and positive feelings and love independent films, this is for you.

The ending is weak, I will admit, i wish they'd put a bit more effort into wrapping the story up, but it's not movie ruining bad, just kind of corny. Would easily recommend.