Didn't expect peak animation to have quite so much pissing, farting and puking but here we are.
Two billion dollars but we still can't find anybody to sense-check the English subtitles.
Hey, remember Designated Survivor? Netflix certainly does, especially after it was only able to milk it for one season before contract negotiations got tough, so here we are again with another paranoid US government terrorist conspiracy thriller which runs out of steam within the first episode. At least it has the decency to stick to a tight six episodes, rather than dragging itself out for another fifty, but it you're looking for something in the vein of Mr Robot, or…
I suppose that if you want us to hate a character, having them repeatedly killing real animals for the first 15 minutes is a good way to go about it. But it mostly made me hate the filmmakers instead.
The funniest joke is the "This is what happens when Disney buys Marvel and Fox" banner, and not in the way they think it is.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
196 said McCartney.
282 were wrong.
73 were unable to answer a binary question.
If you're on the fence, Justin Bieber picked Lennon.