Rotten Tomatoes
Movies Tv shows RT App News Showtimes
Critics list

Andrew Dyce

Andrew Dyce's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
Publications:

Reviews

Movies TV Shows
Gotham: Season 1, Episode 6 (2014) EDIT “By focusing on the other half of the show's core duo for a change, the series takes a strong step forward; a step that's tainted by a need to pay lip service to other subplots.” – Screen Rant Aug 6, 2020 Full Review Gotham: Season 1, Episode 5 (2014) EDIT “But with its first leap into the world of comic book 'superpowers,' the series manages to deliver its most absurd - yet somehow strangely predictable - entry yet.” – Screen Rant Aug 6, 2020 Full Review Gotham: Season 1, Episode 4 (2014) EDIT “It's fair to say that while Gotham's biggest challenge (keeping so many separate threads in line) persists, this week's episode succeeds simply because its standalone sections were mostly on point.” – Screen Rant Aug 6, 2020 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 22 (2016) EDIT “From Hunter's crazed promise to show Barry the truth, to Henry's final words of live and pride, the editing, performances, and cliffhanger ending succeed in making this as harrowing an experience for the viewer as it is for Barry.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 18 (2016) EDIT “Barry's instant decision to give up his speed in exchange for Wally's safety shows why The Flash has won fans for its honesty and non-soap-opera drama.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 17 (2016) EDIT “Within the confines of 'Flash Back', viewers are given a chance to see the enemies interact on a new playing field, one where Eobard doesn't necessarily have the upper hand.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 15 (2016) EDIT “Barry must face the damage done by his trip to Earth-2, while Cisco Ramon starts to see his coworker in a whole new light...” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 21 (2016) EDIT “Just when Barry seemed most optimistic, and seemed to recognize that his team had managed to defeat every villain thrown their way, fate reared its ugly head to show him that Zoom wasn't like any villain he had faced before.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 20 (2016) EDIT “Criticism aside, "Rupture" offered all the horror needed to force Barry and his S.T.A.R. Labs team to actually... act.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 19 (2016) EDIT “If there's one bright spot of the episode, or subplot that should come close to delighting most devoted fans, it's the chance to see Danielle Panabaker not only play double-duty as both Caitlin Snow and Earth-2's Killer Frost, but do so simultaneously.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 16 (2016) EDIT “As far as departures from the real stories, conflicts, and significant plots go, "Trajectory" is probably the best that can be hoped for.” – Screen Rant Aug 2, 2018 Full Review The Flash: Season 2, Episode 23 (2016) EDIT “As yet another reminder that this is no ordinary comic book story, it's Barry who failed - not The Flash. So once he learns to be careful what you wish for, it's only the hero who can get him out of it - not the super.” – Screen Rant Aug 1, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 20 (2016) EDIT “But after twenty episodes, the fact that nobody realized the people on Kara's side were infinitely more deserving of time than those against her is astounding.” – Screen Rant Jul 30, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 19 (2016) EDIT “It's hard to find much about the latest episode of CBS' Supergirl to talk about enthusiastically, since... [it] happens to be one of the most boring to date... while simultaneously shattering logic and characters like the doomed planet Krypton.” – Screen Rant Jul 30, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 18 (2016) EDIT “As a crossover with The Flash, "Worlds Finest" delivers in probably every way fans would hope ... But the unforeseen problem is that such a singing storyline can't help but throw Supergirl's dullest notes into sharp relief.” – Screen Rant Jul 30, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 17 (2016) EDIT “And while the episode shows some of its strongest moments thus far, the continued (and inexplicable) race against time once again cuts them short, along with the performances trying to elevate the series.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 16 (2016) EDIT “After delivering one of the most pleasant surprises in its previous episode... the number of significant developments that occur as a direct result, not to mention the break-neck pace, make this a strangely disappointing endeavor in the grand scheme.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 15 (2016) EDIT “But when Kara learns that it's her sister to blame for her anger and betrayal, the CBS series delivers a welcome surprise - one that can't help but outshine the villain-of-the-week, and shaky romances.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 14 (2016) EDIT “Much of the credit is deserving throughout the cast and crew, but moreso than Arrow's well-established format, [director Lexi] Alexander's knack for injecting some energy and personality is on full display.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 13 (2016) EDIT “However, "For The Girl Who Has Everything" is almost certainly a case of the trick being done just right... Kara's battle, her way out, and the surrounding events are uniquely her own - making the story an homage, not a carbon copy.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 12 (2016) EDIT “The writers do make an effort to turn Bizarro into something more than a mindless Frankenstein monster, but easily fits in alongside the other 'monster of the week' villains to date.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 11 (2016) EDIT “Thankfully, an increased focus on a Justice League hero doesn't distract - instead, delivering one of the series' most polished episodes to date.” – Screen Rant Jul 28, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 9 (2016) EDIT “Unfortunately, meaty plot lines and fantastic moments of fan service... are forced to share time with oddly paced Teases of larger threats, strongly implying that the idea of "less being more" is a theory completely unheard of among the show's overseers.” – Screen Rant Jul 27, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 8 (2015) EDIT “The work put in by Melissa Benoist to sell the emotional drama, along with Laura Benanti (on double duty as twins Astra and Alura) is admirable and engaging. Unfortunately, it's the machinations of the plot that hold the development back.” – Screen Rant Jul 27, 2018 Full Review Supergirl: Season 1, Episode 7 (2015) EDIT “Benoist's earnest optimism and hope for the best can be infectious, so the more Supergirl plays to those strengths, the better.” – Screen Rant Jul 27, 2018 Full Review
No Reviews Yet
Load More