Elisej93

I admit, as a gay woman, this is one of my guilty pleasures, so I naturally give it a higher rating than most. Regardless of that aspect of the show, I do genuinely think this is one of the better CW shows in terms of character development and for the fact that it's a lot more grounded and well-choreographed. That will most likely change with future seasons. After all, The Flash and Supergirl had good or even great first seasons and then went downhill from there; and I expect the same from this show (as well as Stargirl and Superman and Lois) as the budgets and passions for the projects drop off.

If you're wondering about the 2nd season and beyond, I think the way they dealt with Ruby Rose's departure from the show was really good. In fact, it might've made it better, as Javicia Leslie seems to have a lot of passion for the character.

It was alright. 6.5/10 for me. It had some great humor and action scenes. But it was plagued with lots of boring exposition.

More importantly, the emotional moments lacked impact for me since I barely knew most of the characters and their motivations. Civil War, Infinity War and Endgame were great because they had standalone movies leading up to them. This movie tried to introduce a plethora of new characters and lore while also having an epic conclusion. It tried doing too much.

The best parts of this movie are the more down-to-earth scenes where we can relate to the eternals and the parts where their ideologies conflict. The visuals are also gorgeous, as is to be expected with Marvel. It's pretty to look at, and it will occasionally make you laugh, but most of the substance is forgettable.

I didn't care much for Clone Force 99 in Season 7 of Clone Wars so I wasn't excited for this show. To my surprise, it was a fantastic first episode that instantly hooked me. Starting the series off during Order 66 from the clone perspective was a great move by Filoni, and the characters were quickly made likeable. Can't wait to see where this goes!