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In Episode 3 of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, titled "First Vacation," the evolving relationship between John and Jane is both charming and chaotic. Set against the backdrop of the Italian Dolomites, their mission to spy on a couple reveals their growing intimacy, highlighted by playful banter and flirtation. The episode cleverly contrasts their budding romance with the marital strife of the couple they're observing, using humor-especially the fart in the middle of the night - to explore deeper themes of trust and vulnerability. While the pacing feels rushed, the mix of espionage and relationship dynamics kept me engaged and looking forward to the next episode.

While a touch of Taika's farcical "What We Do In The Shadows" humour was splendid in Ragnorak, there's too much of it in this film. It's a non-stop corn-ball comedy hour full of jokes that could have been funny if I wasn't annoyed that they just didn't stop. All the corniness made it really hard for me to get invested in the characters. I just didn't care what happened to anyone in the film, I looked at my watch at least three times and was happy when it was over. Also, stop shoving the WOKE nonsense down our throats. It's so bloody annoying now. Thor was the best, most powerful and most thrilling marvel character and now he's the butt end of a joke, looking stupid so that everyone around him looks much smarter. Sad.

So far this is the worst episode of the series. It's feeling less like Star Wars and more like a franchise designed to sell merch at the Disney store. The chase scene and bedazzled power ranger bikes with the young cyberpunks was all cringe inducing. I can imagine the Disney marketing execs worrying that Temuera Morrison (who is awesome btw) is too old and not hip enough to sell merchandise so they decided to bring in some younger cyber punks to ride some ridiculous, brightly coloured hover-Vespas in the most boring chase scene in Star Wars history to connect with the younger demographic. Lame.

Hoping that Krrsantan returns to team up with Boba's crew, the cyber punks teleport back to one of Rodriguez's Spy Kids movies and Boba riding his pet Rancor delivers some sweet, sweet vengeance.