Honest Review : You pussies with the downvotes but too scared to write anything are hilarious.
Honest Review : Contains spoilers. Click to show. I'm not sure how true to life this movie was but to get stabbed multiple times, THEN SHOT,...
Mikeonalpha : yes, but I still love watching the show - as always, the beautiful country locations are t...
Cosmodot87 : hooked. very funny
Honest Review : I never heard of her before this movie but I'll remember her now. She sure had a fire lit ...
Toonaholic : Yup, that just made me want some soup, like never again... ever.
Twixtid : I loved SG-1, but this one was just a little bit prettier, a little bit more well acted, e...
Toonaholic : Watch Santa vs Trump in Colbert's Christmas Cartoon Special! ...narrated by that guy, y'kn...
Toonaholic : No, not this love scene, please don't kiss him... oh fer cryin out loud.
RobotAllah : Well that escalated quickly.
I can see why they cut the show. It’s a great concept, unfortunately they only thought one step into the plot and filled the holes with kungfu and guns. And there was zero explanation as to why a teenage girl’s kungfu was so much more developed than everybody else who lives in this world.
“The primary reason for the cancellation was the ongoing strikes by writers and actors, which significantly disrupted production and increased costs,” is what I just read.
Also read the consensus is she did not know how to fight in real life, but:
I Really liked the show, but, IF they’d continued it on the cheap would I still? Dunno, but that’s how these companies are making decisions now.
It’s a trilogy of books, and, someday I hope to make it through them (only got fifty pages in).
edit: while looking for the brand of vodka in the post-credit scene I found many comments of people who’d read the book… Are P.O.’d, at how much the story threw out, and how it caters to the lowest common denominator (of corporate exectives rules for adaptations).