supremedragon

Loved it. It had a good plot. It had a great cast of actors. Eddie Murphy was hilariously funny as always, Kevin Bacon hands down can do any type of role and be perfect. I loved seeing the old gang back from this is iconic franchise. Super pleased overall. Made me wish for a sequel. It all starts in Detroit homage to the original, his daughter's in trouble and Axel comes back to Beverly Hills looking to help and solve through some of their personal issues. Along the way everyone gets mixed up in hilarious situations.. I won't disclose anymore you will have to watch it, and enjoy. I really missed old comedies like this is by far outweighs the new.

I love the series I love Henry Cavill as the witcher, he is the only man who can pull off the part. He seriously carries the show. Don't get me wrong all the actors are great. But without Cavill I have no more reason to watch it.

I'm stopping after season 3, I won't be able to tolerate another actor playing Geralt of Rivia. I hate when Hollywood replaces an actor on movies or television series. I understand when an actor passes but other than that absolutely not, it ruins the magical essence originally created that captured the audience. After that it just feels second rate. It's very disappointing. Its heart wrenching.

I thought the movie was good, it gives lots to think about. We take so much for granted, and the plot portrays very scary thoughts of plausible scenarios. I didn't necessarily agree with some of the negative sides of humanity, I think anyone knocking your door in the middle of the night should be cause for concern regardless of race. Sadly in an apocalypse most likely people might tend to react negatively. I mean we've all seen the worst in people's actions on the walking dead series, But I would like to believe there might also be good souls willing to help each other regardless of skin color.