The Good, the Bad and the ‘Eh’

I was going to get cracking on writing some reviews, but before I start, it’s probably best for me to explain how I’ll be grading things in my reviews.

So I’ll start off by writing a chunk of text full of words and pictures explaining ‘A’ to ‘B’ to ‘C’, and then I’ll do a quick summary of my review at the end.

That’s where the ‘Good Bad Eh’ system comes in.

Basically, the ‘Good’ is what I find good(ditto) about the object in question, while the ‘Bad’ is what I find absolutely hideous and atrocious. The ‘Eh,’ however, has a lot more leeway when it comes to its definition.

Aspects that I find ‘eh’ tend to be there for certain reasons. It could be that I find them to be neither good nor bad, but just okay. Or, it could be aspects I might have liked, but you probably wouldn’t. Take the prequels for example. Let’s say that if I found Jar Jar Binks’ performance to be fine (I don’t), but the entire Western world wanted to banish him to Siberia, then I’d put Jar Jar in the ‘Eh.’

That pretty much sums up my grading system. So, onto review number 1…