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This film 'could' of been so much better if it had just gone in a linear way, instead it jumps around so much it distracts from the story.

This ends up with a film that I didn't connect with or care less about the characters, despite some potentially nice scenes.

It's such I can only give this a 4 out of 10 in its current form, but if it could be re-edited in a linear format then I think it would be worth another 1 or 2 marks.

As for performances, Andrew Garfield plays a believable and a likable character, but Florence Pugh is quite annoying and just doesn't seem to be a good fit as the love interest and hence there is no chemistry between the two characters.

I genuinely didn't know half of what they were saying, Batman is generally a muffled voice character but as all the other characters were also speaking so deep and muffled it was very difficult to follow what was going on.

Riddler, who should have a clear voice for the riddles aka Jim Carey etc. Seemed to think he was Bain and the whole movie just became a competition of who's got the deepest voice.

Overall the movie was very dark and muffled and really just a disappointing experience from start to finish and had promise but just didn't deliver. Lastly was that supposed to be penguin? More like albatross!

I have only watched 2 episodes of this show but I am already thinking this 'could' of been so much better, as have most of the contestants shown at a later stage and how they got there, which obviously meant they had done the challenge and got the question right so absolutely no drama.

There are parts that show the challenges as they happen and this works so much better.

I hope the later shows don't have so many spoilers as it really makes a potentially good show really rubbish.

It really is a lost opportunity that a big budget show like this has no idea on how to do drama and should take some notes from some of the more superior shows such as the traitors etc.