The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

That a series is as bad as this one... The quality and depth of this series reminded me on Power Rangers Samurai...

I was excited to learn about this series. I'm a big fan of the series Black Mirror (which this show is frequently compared to), and I've been a follower of RocketJump since close to the very beginning. Plus with guests like Mark Hammill, Joel McHale, and Megan Mullally, I figured this would be an extremely fun watch.However, I'm really struggling to understand what they were trying to accomplish with this show. This show tries to be serious, emotional, and even scary at times. However, writing and acting have never been strong suits of RocketJump's material, and Dimension 404 is sadly just as bad in this area. The result is an extremely campy feel that doesn't fit the tone of the show. This is particularly painful in the more horror-oriented episodes "Cinethrax" and "Polybius". I didn't mind the campy feel of RocketJump's previous series "Video Game High School", because it matched the feel of teen drama series that it paid homage to, like Degrassi.With this being an anthology series, I wish I could recommend at least one episode to people to watch, but sadly, I can't. They're all pretty bad. Give this whole series a hard pass.

I absolutely love it and it is soooo underrated! It mixes a good dose of humor with sci-fi and horror. I found it absolutely amazing. Great acting as well. I was saddened there were only 6 episodes and I really hope there will be a season 2. There's so much garbage on TV these days with nonsese TV shows with slow plots and bad acting and it was a real gulp of fresh air to watch it. Especially if you've watched Outer Limits in the past, where all stories are different in each episodes.10/10 Great job!!

I was excited to hear that Hulu was creating a show that was being compared to the Twilight Zone and Black Mirror. Hulu's original programming has been hit or miss but I had hope! Then I heard Mark Hammill was narrating: Bonus Points! But in the same moment I saw that it was being created by Rocketjump. Points lost. I haven't enjoyed anything they produced.Still, I was determined to give it a shot.From the first scene I could tell it was not what it had been compared to. The lighting immediately gave it the feel of a sit-com of sorts, the soundtrack seems outright silly for the genre they were attempting to be a part of.The acting left much to be desired, the writing seemed even worse. It's as if they had ideas for 10-15 minute shows and stretched it out into 45. No, I was not impressed but I felt like it would be unfair to judge it without watching the first 3 episodes.Cut to 2 1/2 hours later and you have a disappointed person wishing for that part of their life back.The Twilight Zone and Black Mirror are thought provoking, edgy, interesting... Dimension 404 is cheesy, uninteresting and generally boring.Do yourself a favor and watch something else.