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I think I'm not the only one to say that I wished this show had more seasons. Sure, it's not perfect by any means, and like what some other reviewers have pointed out, the plot twist was a little out of place. Sure I get it but usually little nuggets of information would be given to hint at it. To give you that aha moment when you finally see the twist. Still, these 2 seasons have been amazing. Though I must admit that when I first watched this 2 years ago, I couldn't get past the first episode.

Still, on hindsight, like many other shows, it only gets better through the seasons. While the first one was exciting and good, the second really breathed life into it's characters. It's truly a pity that they had to rush all the potential that this series has to offer in the second season. Still, I'd take a well wrapped up series over an uncompleted one any day.

Technically a pretty bad film but if feel good romance is your cup of tea, you'll love it. You know that feeling when your heart is so full that it gets a little hard to breathe, yea this film made me feel like that. Yes, it's extremely cliche, the plot at times is just plain bad, and you basically can see the ending from a mile away. For one, (I understand that it's a personal opinion but) I don't see the need for all the side love stories. It only serves as a distraction that isn't well elaborated on anyway. But even so, for a feel good rom com, it just works. Do I wish that the plot was better? Of course. But the superb acting more than makes up for its own shortcomings.

I mean, it's robots fighting robots, what's not to like. Only thing is, the backstory of the 2 characters felt a little out of place, it didn't play any significant role in what is essentially a robot fighting film. For an emotional family film, it's not enough, not even close. Yet for a sci fi action film, the backstory was too much. Furthermore, perhaps it's just me but (yes I know it happens but) the dad was just really crappy, he doesn't have any redeeming qualities, doesn't go through any enlightenment of sorts, yet somehow he just becomes a better guy? A better father? It doesn't make sense.

Still for what it's worth, despite all the bad, it's a pretty thrilling feel good after all. It's decent, just with a couple of caveats.