. If I start posting reviews here, and someone ever reads them, they'll learn very quickly that I am a critic who likes things, even things that other people hate. I like Batman vs. Superman . I LOVE the female Ghostbusters , and The Last Jedi is my favorite Star Wars movie. But I really hate The Pentaverate , a Netflix episodic comic fantasy about a secret society influencing world events in which Michael Myers plays... sorry, I meant to say Mike Myers. How did I never notice before just now that the SNL actor and the fictional psycho killer have the same name!?? Start again. In The Pentaverate, Mike Myers, the real-life, non-murdering actor, plays most of the characters, and it feels like they're all desperately struggling for the spotlight. In Austin Powers and its sequels, the main part of Myers' performance (Fat Bastard notwithstanding) is built around two characters, Austin Powers and Dr. Evil, opposites who are ironic comments on each other. Austin P
