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Sometimes i get very suspicious about these types of shows which promise to offer an all access behind the scenes look at wrestling shows or other fighting promotions. The normal questions I ask, to what extent are the wrestlers being directed to "act" in a certain way and what is actually more genuine. I could see the show being used as a tool to help promote storylines etc but also I felt that there were definitely aspects that were genuine. I'm not really one for reality tv but this show was enjoyable and definitely a good watch for any AEW fan, who watches dynamites and rampage. I'll definitely be watching again in the future personally and perhaps other people will also.

This show from beginning to end was an excellent showcase of how good story telling once alligned with amazing cinematography and acting, can produce a show that is capitivating for the viewer through the entirety of the 8 episodes. The premise of the show is that a ocean liner with an array of interesting characters from different parts of the world are heating towards america, mostly to escape certain things in their past or searching for something to renew their chances of life. While the ship is on this journey they come across another ocean liner that has been lost at sea. They capitain decides to go and search for the ship at the cooridinates. That's where the true fun intrigue, mystry and excitment begins. Although i really can't say much more without spoiling anything and I never like to do spoiler filled reviews as I believe such shows should be watchs with fresh eyes. Sometimes multiple trailers can give away to much.

The show probably will turn away certain types of people simply on the fact they don't like to read subtitles, the characters who speak array of other languages may be dubbed, but that truely ruins the premise of the show. So fewing numbers might be affect by this (hence the show could get cancelled) regardless of positive reviews. Also the show is a slow burn, the type of story that perhaps could have been told in a three hour long film, but honestly the tv series give the characters so much more depth and the arcs of characters are greater and more meaningful, stick with the show and you'll not be dissapointed. People compare it to Dark (which I've not watched) although it's made by the same production and creative team and that show got three seasons on netflix. So i'm a little nervous for the shows future but there is hope based on Dark getting multiple seasons and the fact it's got generally good reviews. One last point is that this show falls into the category of you either love it or you either hate it. Depending on what type of tv shows you like or if you can watched something with subtitles. I give this show a 10/10 and i highly urge people to give a go and don't give up on it because it might seem slow.

By this point of the marvel universe or should I now say multiverse, there have been upwards of two movies and dozens of characters introduced from the big to the small. On the big screen and the small screen. However I'm beginning to to feel that for the casual fan who is not deeply into the comics or movies its very easy to get lost in the plot as one needs to have watched and understood at least several of the previous tv shows, in order to fully understand everything that's happening. The Screen I was watching the movie in 3 teenagers left the movie half way through and never returned. I can only presume it was to do with the plot confusing them as the movie is excellent if you can understand it.......

Taking into consideration if you're a viewer who's watched all the comics and seen all the shows and movies and follows the hype on YouTube, this is a great movie. The movie explores the multiverse which was touched on only briefly in the previous Spiderman movie. The movie turns into a big multiverse battle between the Dr Strange and The Scarlett witch. It was extremely entertaining, amazing visuals, and at times very funny. I'd highly recommond it, again more so if you are familiar with the movie. My only take away is that I feel the multiverse is overly bloated and in any one or two films 3 hours or two hours is never enough to do justice character's who appear or have the potential to appear. So I'm pulled in two directions by this movie, you'll either love it or be a bit turned off perhaps. Anyway 7/10.