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 Rating: 3.7/5
Review: "12 Monkeys TV review"

I did not watch the movie however you don't have to watch it to understand the TV series. There are probably references to the movie. Most of the 13 episodes are engaging and filled with twists and turns. As a time-travel story, it is somewhat understandable and as usual, it has some plot holes. Acting wise is alright, the usuals. The special effects, sets and music are decent.

Overall: It is worth a watch if you have the time. I am drawn to the tense storyline that has a clock ticking. It makes more curious about the movie and will probably watch it. It ends with the usual cliffhanger however, I hope it will end soon. How long can you continue with this storyline before it looses its steam?


Rating: 3.7/5
Review: "Galavant TV review"

This is my first time watching a musical TV series (there aren't many musicals TV series). It is nott as bad as I thought it would. The brisk 8 episodes are a hoot to watch. The short runtime of each episode (23 minutes) means that nothing will be boring and is packed with songs. One downside is the reliance of pop culture jokes. At first, they are funny however they go downhill in the later episodes. The acting is fine however some characters' development could improved. Most of the songs sound good.

Overall: It is for a certain audience. One who enjoys musicals and does not mind some mindless entertainment. It is not deep or rousing but it does contain enough humour and songs to keep you entertained for half and hour.

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