Sylordis

I think you had one job... and you failed all the way. Story which has no interesting point, check, schoolgirl having a crush on whatever, check, teenage senseless drama, check. It's just a no go unless you want to loose 40 minutes of your life.

Plot, thrilling and interesting. Acting, what the hell? Please hire some decent actors.

A show for all ages, where each character has a well defined personality, sets of qualities and failures, simple but captivating scenario where nothing is manichean but all nuances of greys. Animation was a bit flaky during season 1, but they corrected the few flaws for us to enjoy the show plainly. Couldn't stop binge watching, and cannot wait for season 4! Oh and great point: characters talk to, listen to and try to understand each other!

I was sceptical at first but gave it a shot, and turns out this show got me hooked at first. It was a really nice plot, which might have unfolded a bit slower. Then the "other titans people" episodes came out and I started to wonder how could you do so many arcs shortcuts. Finished the first season and I was quite amazed, couldn't wait for the second season. It came in, everything was resolved in a matter of minutes, done, folded, moving on. Why would you do that? They aimed too high and screwed up the whole thing by wrecking the transition between seasons. Good job...

So... let's get straight to the point: Big society of superpowered-people which found the way of letting Black bolt and Medusa be their rulers, in which they have a cast system which enslave the people with no useful ability, but they still found the way to live on an invisible city on the moon and not somewhere on the Earth, having top-of-the-notch technology, but not enough to have cars. On the same cast we have a dumb but strong black guy, a wise chinese guy which is advisor, and a brother which plotted a coup.
Every actor has close to zero acting skills nor charisma, the script doesn't make sense whatsoever and every decision made by the characters is even more senseless. The fights... it feels like puppies trying to gnaw on some unreachable bone.
I mean... the only way this tv show went on screen is only because of the Marvel logo stamped on it. Sounded good, doesn't work.

So let me get this straight... We get a woman who's pretty much invincible, a soldier which cannot think out of the "I got a mission assigned since three years, everyone's dead but I keep on my mission", and meaningless protagonists, all of that in a closed space, while the world is governed by russian/slavic vampires which need humans but do not do anything about trying to preserve them a bit (because food source is overrated). A new group of people? let's kill each other and not think rationally one bit, let's get angry for no reason, don't investigate shit when you have to. Different breeds of vampires? how? why? why do they look like zombies and do cat sounds? Two vampires do not make it out of sewers but two girls with a torchlight do. Where's the link to the Van Helsing family?
I had high hopes for this TV show... I mean, Van Helsing is a well known name, the girl looked pretty kick-ass.
6 episodes crushed my hope like a butterfly on an hydraulic press.

Good for a Medfan show in general, good realisation, nice landscapes, background, but the whole story is very predictable, some decisions are really stupid. Don't try to be amazed by the season finale.

A real scenario, full of surprises, and a fresh point of view on humanity, mixed along good actors. Too bad it had to end prematurely =(

When you thought Disney couldn't get star wars deader, they still manage to surprise you. The starting idea is good, but the realisation is... mediocre at best. Plot holes, non sense all over, ridiculous chasing and combat scenes, and trying to acknowledge the last 3 movies. You can see that Ewan McGregor and Vivien Lyra Blair are trying as best as possible to hold it, but in 4 episodes it's already too far gone. Some good ideas but man, this is bad.

A very good comeback to old Star Trek ideology, about people and introspection, not just people in space, with a proper dash of humour. A Star trek worthy of Gene Roddenberry.