I want to start by saying I had high hopes for this show and on the overall, really enjoyed it. However I was dissatisfied with, what is, one of the biggest changes of this adaptation. This adaptation removes the child’s perspective and tone of the animated series and takes a darker and much more serious approach. This isn’t necessarily a
The new Apple TV+ documentary Messi’s World Cup: The Rise of a Legend focuses intensely on the player’s exciting and challenging journey during the 2022 World Cup. The carefully crafted narrative reveals the behind-the-scenes of Messi’s preparation for the tournament, from the tough training sessions to the tense moments in the locker room. It explores the immense pressure and expectations
Masters Of The Air is arguably the biggest show AppleTV has produced so far given the scale, budget and talent involved in front of and behind the camera. It started production in 2021 and has gone through a string of production issues mostly due to COVID-19, but it’s finally arriving on the streaming service this January. The miniseries was on
The Hazbin Hotel, an adult animated musical created by Vivienne Medrano (known as VivziePop online) was released on YouTube in 2019 as a plot, with A24 picking up the show in late 2020, the first season which is made up of 9 episodes releases on Amazon Prime Video on January 19 and I got to watch the first 5 episodes
When Maya Lopez was introduced in ‘Hawkeye’, her spin-off series had already been announced, and was already deep in development. Her arc in the series left much to be desired, and a full series focused on the character at the time didn’t seem captivating nor necessary. Two years later, ‘Echo’ is finally live on Disney Plus, and proves that Alaqua
Pokémon Concierge is a vibrant, gorgeous, and wonderful journey about victories over anxiety. The stop motion aesthetic that dwarf studios brings works marvelously with Pokémon. The only down side to this series was that there were only four, fifteen minute tops, episodes. The series follows Haru, a new concierge at the resort, who takes care of the Pokémon alongside the experienced
Gyeongseong Creature Part 1 is a slow ride but still very enjoyable. This genre hybrid reels you into World War 2 Gyeongseong with a unique and pretty dark creature mystery. The series follows two characters, Jang Tae-sang (played by Park Seo-joon). Jang is the owner of The House of Golden Treasure, the best pawn shop in Gyeongseong. The shop is
Episode 7 is another hit for the season that ends up being fun but also allows serious character development as well. This episode focuses on Morty and Summer with Rick kind of taking the back seat for this one. Which Allows Summer And Morty to have some character development with there relationship, while also being a fun, serious, gross adventure
