treborybrad

Michael Keaton has been in some fantastic movies. This is not 1 of them.

After seeing so many scathing reviews I decided to watch it anyway. In covid times this movie provides light relief and a chuckle here and there. I do forgive the short comings of the film. Paul Hogan portrays a sense of sadness which revolves around the aging process and that gives the film some merit and a few bitter sweet humorous moments. Like the weaker of the Marx Brothers movies the world is a better place that they exist rather than not.

The curse of Family Guy's decent into bland stupidity has infected The Orville now. Cuck robots are too much for me to bear. I can only hope that the Krill board the ship soon and kill the crew.

Not funny. Can't put it any plainer than that. Not funny.

Welcome to jump the shark Sad when something that was brilliant stays past it's use by date Lame and needing to be put out of our collective misery