Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

PodBill Just what I expected

FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

arloxwinx First three seasons of Winx Club are definitely one my favorite cartoons ever. First season had a great story of Bloom's past and about how she's discovering who she really is and about her real family. You can see her turning from a normal teenage girl to a strong fairy. Second season focuses on a new character - Layla (or Aisha), while third season focuses on the new powers.Now, what's the most important in each of these seasons is that every main character has screen time and personality - which most of them lost in the new seasons. Those three seasons have a normal and very interesting story that makes sense and it is clearly shown that it is not some random stupid cartoon for 5-years-old kids. You can see that writers really cared about this show. Then there was an amazing movie after S3 that finished Bloom's story. And this should have been the end of Winx Club. But no, they ruined it.Season 4 is just OK. Story about fairies on Earth is very good, but it could have been done so much better. It is missing action, especially through the middle of S4. And they added so many unnecessary transformations, sub-transformations, wings or whatever. And why did they even kill Nabu? Like for no reason. And then Season 5 - where they completely destroyed Winx Club. Where do I start? First of all, it was turned to a cartoon for 5-years-old kids which it wasn't before. Main characters completely lost their personality, all of them used to be somebody and had their traits, and since S5, they are all the same. Bloom, who was once a lovable young girl discovering about her life, is now bossy and not nice anymore at all. Stella became very annoying, and others? They don't exist anymore, especially Musa and Tecna. It's like they are out of club. And Trix used to be evil and their evil ambitions made sense, but now they're just ridiculous and dumb. Bloom is the one who talks and does everything, Stella adds some very unfunny comments to what Bloom said and everyone else is just walking next to them. That's how new episodes feel to me, especially season 7.There's no more character progress, no more story continuity, no more plots that make you want to watch the next episode. They used to fight the evil, show us about true friendship and love, and now? Now Bloom's walking around and rescuing some stupid animals and others are following her quietly. And that's it - everything that could possibly be ruined is now ruined. This show has became all about Bloom and those new ridiculous transformations. They even named a transformation after her - Bloomix. Are you kidding me? Transformation used to be a thing that gives them new powers and looks, but now they all have the same clothing and they just dance around. I know that is what's perfect for young children, but why didn't the writers care about those who are fans of old Winx Club?To sum up, it became a very very sad TV show.

obamapops It use to be such a cute show.i was interested in it. But then, it just kept going on and on . you know how total drama island kept going on with the new islands and seasons? It was annoying and people barley watched it anymore, but it got good when they finally ended it. winx club just kept going on. Idk how many seasons, but every season had the typical, love interest, some evil great threat(s), something goes wrong or gets stolen, (one unimportant character dies), winx save the day. Oh I and I cant forget the god damn new power they earn every season. Winx, charminx, believex, random words with x added on. The transformations took to long , which ended the episode in a to be continued. but idk what year, but they just kept putting new episodes on Sundays. I didn't know, nickelodeon never alerted that there would be new episodes.. No one expected it because they thought the series was finally over. NO. I check back a week or 2 and there are no more new episodes. Its done, no more to be seen. I don't even think that show finished, but I don't care. No one did.

Rectangular_businessman Too be honest, I never cared very much about this series. Some years ago, I saw a couple of episodes from it and I found them to be completely unremarkable in one way or another.The animation isn't anything special and the character designs weren't frankly my cup of tea.The plot had some potential, but the characters (both good and bad) were so bland and generic that I couldn't care about them. The entire cast from "Winx Club" was made of one-dimensional clichés: The main girls and their romantic interests were practically "perfect", while villains were just plain evil without any single element that could made them at least remotely interesting. Even those Saturday Morning Cartoons based on toys had better and more memorable characters than this boring and forgettable show. I would dare to say that even the corny Barbie movies had more "personality" than the "Winx Club". Not that I like them very much.

immortal_lil_gurl Im 14 years old, and I have to say that I love winx club. If you think its childish then look at the Italian or British version. Its completely different than the American one! But otherwise, its cool because for starters, although the girls are too thin, at least they don't keep applying makeup or picking out clothes (Exept for sometimes) or going to the spa like in brats. That is a truly horrible show.I also like the fresh escape from reality to a world of (kinda girlie) magic. Even if its a cartoon show about magic, there are some real points.Bloom is from earth, adopted, and unsure of herself. She DID know she was adopted, by the way, unlike in SOME movies. I like the way she struggles with her new power, and I really liked how the witches in the end of first season did get her power, unlike in most Japanese shows where they just keep fighting.Stella is a princess from Solaria, but life isn't perfect, because she failed her first year, and had to repeat it, in her youth was teased for her glasses, and to top it all off, her parents are divorced, so she has a lot of problems. School isn't everything for her, and she much prefers shopping :D.Musa is from the harmonic nebula, a princess in the American version and otherwise not. When she was a little girl, she lost her mom, and her father was so heartbroken, he forbid music (Musas passion) in the house. She is a quiet, thoughtful, and sensitive girl.See? SEE? There is a little bit of reality to it. And for anyone who says they're anorexic and wear too skimpy clothes, Id rather see my kids watching this than many other shows "supposely" for little girls.