danielcalegari

It's a shame the Enterprize series had such a bad ending with a TNG episode.

The series Enterprize was a bit confusing because of the time travel aspect, but it was worth it. A lot of fun and nice characters.

The Next Generation always disappoints me, the episodes are superficial and the acting is mediocre and artificial.

Once again, we're faced with a series that starts out interesting, but has no conclusion.

The producers release a few episodes hoping it will capture attention. If it succeeds, it continues at season two. If it fails, it's left without an ending.

The characters are strange and odd.

There's some suspense, but no explanations.

So what if it's set in Argentina and Buenos Aires?

Toxic snow and a desolate landscape, that's all. A few aggressive giant insects, and it's over. This is far from an alien invasion!

This movie is so cute, with a clumsy flying dog who saves the hero. And some other supporting characters... all the lame also!

It's a movie about a superhuman who don't know what to do. The villain don't have many goals either... except for the envious Lex Luthor, a wealthy multimillionaire involved in many schemes and more dirty deeds.

It's childish how ethical and moral issues are presented in this little movie. Superman is a good guy, he's adored by the population, until... a simple revealing news story makes everyone (aka, Americans) reject him, and the American Government (the only one that matters) decides to arrest him, interrogate him, kill him, and strip him of his underwear.

Meanwhile... Lex Corp supplies weapons to an allied dictatorship country, and everything is fine. Lex Corp clones superhumans, okay. Lex Corp creates a poket universe that can spiral out of control and swallow the Earth, no problem.

To put an end at this, all it takes is a little photo, a selfie of Lex's girlfriend, published by a newspaper, and voila, the bad guy is screwed! He'll be arrested and prosecuted, maybe he must pay some fine... that's all.