The trailer hook me, or should I say deceived me, because I was genuinely looking forward for this series. So when April 19 finally arrived, someone slapped me with a pie on my face.
The positive first, I thought the production looked good, I'm not gonna lie, and the CGI was very decent. And the acting was fair. Okay, that where it ends.
Okay, the negative. Oh boy, it was way too much talking for me. They just went on and on, and I am wondering where are my magical creatures? Well, they show up, but for a few minute towards the end of each episodes and then roll credit. Since they talked so much, I had to fast forward just to get to the creatures or magical moments that barely last.
The last episode was lackluster. All I am going to say is for a supposed powerful monster, he ain't all that.
The movie is 100x better than this, even the ending was more satisfying because A) They didn't talk too much and B) It took common sense/cleverness to defeat Mulgarath.
The positive first, I thought the production looked good, I'm not gonna lie, and the CGI was very decent. And the acting was fair. Okay, that where it ends.
Okay, the negative. Oh boy, it was way too much talking for me. They just went on and on, and I am wondering where are my magical creatures? Well, they show up, but for a few minute towards the end of each episodes and then roll credit. Since they talked so much, I had to fast forward just to get to the creatures or magical moments that barely last.
The last episode was lackluster. All I am going to say is for a supposed powerful monster, he ain't all that.
The movie is 100x better than this, even the ending was more satisfying because A) They didn't talk too much and B) It took common sense/cleverness to defeat Mulgarath.