I know this blog is called Netflix MOVIE review reviews, but I’m going to review tv show reviews too, so shut up.
The Review:

What. The. Fuck? This is the most mysterious shit I’ve ever seen. The person says nothing but overwhelmingly positive things… and then rates it a 2? I do not understand.
Awesome tv show.
I am addicted to it.
It’s super.
Cranston is marvelous.
Very edgy.
That’s a glowing fucking completely positive review, why does it have only one star above the lowest fucking rating you can give it? Is it fucking opposite day or something? Does this person hate things that are good? If you are this reviewer I demand you justify this score to me!
I love Breaking Bad, it’s as addictive and pure as the blue meth that Heisenberg cooks. If anybody says anything bad about Breaking Bad I feel like blowing half of their face off so half of their head is a skeleton. The show is amazing. It’s a scientific fact. So part of me wants to be mad at this idiot for scoring the movie a two, but then… he’s agreeing with how I feel in his review. I am so conflicted.
I don’t know man. Shit’s crazy yo. Yo, your review and your rating don’t make any sense together… BITCH!
Here are two more reviews that I can’t screencap because the text will be to small, so I’ll copy and paste:
1) 3 stars
To me, one thing is clearer than any pure, rarified meth crystals Walter White cooks up in his lab (and waxes poetic about to anyone who lends an ear). This is a man that holds a grudge and lives for pure, unadulterated pride - he clings to and cherishes these more than his family, friends, or any concern for fellow humans. Along the way, he is in complete denial about what is really driving his actions. Walt embodies a rage-fueled, opportunistic, unadulterated selfishness, as he vainly misappropriates & distorts the phrase “providing for family”. This show dares the viewer to empathize with him as he willfully jeopardizes the lives of his family, friends, business partners and others with staggering recklessness - all to feel better about his impending death and whatever “legacy” his resentful, bitter mind can manage to wring out of his last moments on earth. After being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, he knows his family needs money and security, but it can’t be money from THOSE PEOPLE, heaven forbid - the millionaire scientist “friends” that offer him a safe, lucrative job as a chemist & practically beg him to let them pay all his medical expenses. Apparently, early on in his scientific career he was wronged by them (intellectually & romantically) and his injured pride cannot accept that kind of dirty money - dirty money he believes should have been his to begin with. If dirty money is going to be taken - it’s going to be taken HIS WAY. Walt’s ego eagerly finds a way to swallow blood money - money built on the tormented, hellish existence of addicts and miserable human cogs bound to drug cartel machinery. Depending on your personal preference, you can use this show to celebrate & mythologize Walt’s fantastical conversion from geeky, under-paid high school teacher & impotent car wash grunt to seething, rage hardened, drug-cooking power machine (and fall for the “family provider” BS), or you can root for him to get put out of business once & for all.
2) 3 stars
The whole premise of this series is idiotic: chem. teacher with lung cancer (and a dependent family) totally lucks out and has the offer of a lifetime from his old business partner to make tons more $$ at a job he might love (instead of low-pay teaching), which he is too stupid to accept (infintile ego), then also turns down the offer for his entire treatment to be paid for by his ex-partner (even though the teacher helped start the company with his ideas) and lies to his family about the whole thing. So what does he do? Turns to making meth while coughing his lungs out and dodging his (just so happens) DEA brother in law. Stupid. Anyone so absurdly prideful idiotic deserves every bit of bad luck they reap. The marks to clunky writing are all over this thing.
These two people both have the same complaint. Walter White is irrational and prideful, and cooking meth was an extremely poor decision when he could’ve just accepted money from his friends and family.
*sigh*
I will never understand these types of people who feel like they can’t enjoy a show or a character unless they agree with everything they do. What the fuck kind of boring tv do you watch where everybody always does the right thing? Yes, Walter White make extremely bad decisions because he is stubborn and egotistical, not because they are the best option, not because they are the most altruistic option, but because he’s motivated by pride and wants to do things on his own terms, and it just so happens he fucks up and gets in way over his head. THAT SHIT’S CALLED DRAMA MOTHERFUCKER! It’s fucking character driven, he’s in these shitty situations because of his CHOICES, not because it’s what circumstance dictated. Would you prefer the show where Walter does the wise thing and accepts the money, and he never even gets involved with Jesse Pinkman, and blah blah, happily ever after he lives a boring fucking life until he dies of cancer? THAT’S NOT A TV SHOW!
Another thing, since reviewer number 2 wants to be nitpick. You say his brother in law “just so happens” to be a DEA agent, as if it’s way too coincidental that he’s cooking meth and has a DEA brother. But you’re forgetting simple fact dipshit, Walter GETS THE IDEA TO COOK METH BECAUSE OF HIS RELATIONSHIP TO HANK! That’s called cause and effect idiot, it’s not serendipity.
You people suck at watching tv.
I give all these reviews: No stars. I hate you.





