ruby leghorn

let's ignore that I'm only just watching this now, okay.  this is devastating, heart-breaking, but also so beautiful and perfect.  bringing all 3 generations of Spiderman together was just incredible, and Tom, Andrew and Tobey have such natural chemistry together which made their scenes flow so well as well as some providing some (occasional) humour. bringing back the iconic villains throughout the 3 generations also made it so stressful, yet so exciting to watch.  as usual the visuals were incredible, specifically through Doctor Strange, although they were incredible throughout. the fight sequences and stunts were also so perfectly coordinated and so cleverly made, that watching them was just so fascinating.  I already knew many plot points and events that happened in this (my own fault for taking forever to watch), but it didn't make it any less emotional and devastating. when I wasn't stressing, I was sat tensely, when I wasn't sat tensely, I was watching in admiration, and when I wasn't doing any of those things, I was simply crying.  I CAN'T WAIT FOR SPIDERMAN: BRAND NEW DAY

watched for Diane only. the music was annoying though.

i can only give this two stars because i only watched about 2 minutes of it because Diane Morgan was in it. i don't know anything else. i was pretty much staring at Diane also staring at someone, considering her only dialogue was her saying saying something at the same time as someone else. either way it was 2 minutes of Diane Morgan that i thoroughly enjoyed. unfortunately, because i skipped everything else, this is the most helpful review i can do :)

i require another series, immediately! just would prefer Michael to be slightly more tolerable because i hate him! i thought i was supposed to creasing myself laughing, i did not expect to be crying! i especially did not expect myself to be crying over Diane Morgan playing a robot, but here we are! i think Linda and Philomena would be great friends! their playlist would consist of a continuous repetition of 'Cotton Eyed Joe' and 'Pump Up The Jam'