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"The Moana 2 film promises to captivate audiences as an unforgettable musical sequel, yet falls short in delivering a cohesive, engaging experience. While the rehashed old jokes may trigger nostalgia for avid fans, they ultimately detract from the overall originality and creativity expected of a Disney film. There is not one single stand out song or even memorable melody throughout. Additionally, the poor editing and pacing only exacerbated the movie's shortcomings and left me feeling disjointed and disconnected from the story narrative. My expectations were not really all that high for this follow-up to the original first film, but this lackluster effort is still truly disappointing. With missed opportunities for character development and storyline progression, it is clear that Moana 2 fails to live up to its potential.

These are big jackets to fill, but the Pink Ladies of this class have a style all their own. The show strikes all the right nostalgia vibes at the start and then slips into a more contemporary musical style with some of the best choreography to grace television. If you enjoyed Glee and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, then you'll enjoy watching Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies.

Make no mistake though, this for sure isn't a John Travolta and Olivia Newton John rehash of Grease. This Rydell High girl group origin story is all it's own. It is funny, intriguing and full of Easter eggs for loyal fans to discover. After watching just two episodes, I can already see this talented cast singing and dancing their way into Grease fandom.

An extremely gullible restaurant owner gives everything to a con artist who doesn't have an even remotely believable hustle. Naturally Netflix decides to stretch out what should have been at most a 1 hour story over the course of 4 painfully annoying episode.