Really Surprised!

One of the worst movies I've ever seen

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

I have never written a review before on IMDb - I'll make an exception for this one. I was looking for something fantasy-related to watch with the feeling that I already had seen everything worth watching (which obviously isn't true, but gives you the PoV - I'm quite the nerd). And then - out of the blue I stumble onto Critical Role. And within 10 minutes of the first episode in-game, I was hooked. Totally, utterly lost. As for today I'm only 5 episodes in and this is pure genius... I love it so much that I'm actually in pain for missing it being broadcast live. I've never played D&D myself, but I have experience in MERP, so that gives basic idea of how the mechanic works and now without a RP party I've actually dug out from the dust my old MERP rulebook and dices and for real -- atm playing alone. Just because I want to play soooo much. And maybe one day I'd become as great as M. Mercer as the DM. But he's absolutely... diamond. Even more epic than Trinket.So be warned: if you're a RPG!nerd without a group, this might cause moderate/severe withdrawal symptoms.10/10, I've never seen a movie or series like this. (Scanlan sings in the distance "Nothing compares to U")

This show is everything. On the one hand it takes a special kind of show to want to watch it for 115 episodes. And this is not casual, have it on while doing the dishes, catch every other episode when you can kind of watching; this is transfixed, in front of the screen, tear-soaked, yelling at your laptop because no, why is everything falling apart? kind of watching.Before watching Critical Role I'd never really engaged with DnD and had no idea how fun, engaging and emotional it could be. Now after countless fits of rage tears, sad tears, happy tears, aww tears, or just general WTF moments, I am trying to find a DnD group in my area and cannot wait for my chance to play.This show is more enjoyable to watch than a lot of TV and a lot of films out there, and while it is only a group of people rolling dice on the internet, the connection you gain with the show and its characters, the immersion into Matt's world and the way everyone, be it cast, guest star or viewer, are made to feel so welcome and embraced, are truly one of a kind.Highly recommend, especially the episode with the cows. Still one of my faves.

This is the best show i have seen in a long long time. The story, the actors its all great. 10/10 <3.This is the best show i have seen in a long long time. The story, the actors its all great. 10/10 <3This is the best show i have seen in a long long time. The story, the actors its all great. 10/10 <3This is the best show i have seen in a long long time. The story, the actors its all great. 10/10 <3

Critical Role is the ultimate in entertainment! I don't think I have ever fallen in love with any TV show, web series, video game, or film as much as I have fallen in love with this group of nerdy ass voice actors sitting around and playing Dungeons & Dragons. Matthew Mercer is one of the greatest storytellers of today. The characters are probably the most well written characters I have ever seen, and this is a completely unscripted show! Even if I didn't particularly like at the start (Percy, Taryon) grew on me very quickly.While at this point (101 episodes in), it's very obvious the story of Vox Machina is coming to an end, I'm still incredibly excited to see what Mercer comes up with and what characters these amazing voice actors get to play as in the next campaign.10/10 would watch again (aaaaall the way from the beginning).