SouthernViews
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I've been a huge fan of this show since season one. I was very excited to see it return with Heidi, Nina, and Christian. Yes, Tim is missed, but the show must go on. Halfway through this season, and I am lost and confused by the changes they made.
Why make the first three challenges team challenges? Working together is important, but they always did those later in the season. When they finally go to a solo competition, they take on the unconventional challenge. We are now four episodes in, and the judges have yet to see anyone - other than the house leads - truly express themselves in a standard fashion creation.
Speaking of the judges, I've never heard of Law Roach, but he seems more interested in having his opinion respected than in truly judging fashion. From what I've read about him, he's a very successful stylist. That doesn't make him a good judge of fashion. All he does is cut people down - unless they thank him for his brilliance, and then he loves them. He's an awful judge.
And who decided to make Law the solo judge for the unconventional challenge, and then have the contestants pick who to send home? What a horrible idea! He almost always disagrees with the rest of the panel, and they make him pick the worst ones without Heidi or others to challenge him.
As other reviewers have already stated, the editing and focus on drama are very distracting. We are not getting to know the designers or their process. Project Runway has been a long-running success because the formula worked. The changes they made to this season do nothing to enhance the show. As they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. With all of the changes made this year, they now have a broken show. If it comes back for another season, hopefully, they will go back to the basics.
Why make the first three challenges team challenges? Working together is important, but they always did those later in the season. When they finally go to a solo competition, they take on the unconventional challenge. We are now four episodes in, and the judges have yet to see anyone - other than the house leads - truly express themselves in a standard fashion creation.
Speaking of the judges, I've never heard of Law Roach, but he seems more interested in having his opinion respected than in truly judging fashion. From what I've read about him, he's a very successful stylist. That doesn't make him a good judge of fashion. All he does is cut people down - unless they thank him for his brilliance, and then he loves them. He's an awful judge.
And who decided to make Law the solo judge for the unconventional challenge, and then have the contestants pick who to send home? What a horrible idea! He almost always disagrees with the rest of the panel, and they make him pick the worst ones without Heidi or others to challenge him.
As other reviewers have already stated, the editing and focus on drama are very distracting. We are not getting to know the designers or their process. Project Runway has been a long-running success because the formula worked. The changes they made to this season do nothing to enhance the show. As they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. With all of the changes made this year, they now have a broken show. If it comes back for another season, hopefully, they will go back to the basics.
The movie was a fun entry in the franchise, but as others have pointed out, there's nothing in the script to move the story forward. The film is a bunch of people running from dinosaurs. Sure, there are some exciting scenes and set pieces. I loved the cast and thought they did their best with the script. But once they all set out, you already know who will live and who will die. I never felt any worry or tension because I honestly didn't care much about any of the characters. This being a "rebirth," maybe the producers have an idea of how the next film will build on this one. I just don't see it.