The writing was awful, as were the conversations, direction, and editing—everything felt over-the-top. The music wasn’t memorable either. The performances weren't good, though it seemed like the actors didn’t have much help. It really feels like the people making this show just don’t respect the viewers who pay for it. I suspect those involved—the writer, director, producers, and editor—were so full of themselves that they still believe they’re brilliant, even with all the negative feedback. While watching the long, dull runtime (90 minutes), I found myself dozing off and picturing them working on these scenes, convinced they were creating something spectacular, and wondering how much self-importance it takes to pull this off. They seem completely out of touch. When the credits started rolling, I pictured the director still hanging around, and that’s why I gave it a 0.5 instead of zero.

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