Instead, we get a 40 year old trying to dress and act like a hip millennial and failing miserably she even has a stepsister young enough to be her daughter). (There's nothing wrong with older actresses getting parts, but when they do they should act their age. The new Cinderella is a 40 year old trying to play a 20 year old. Specifically, the casting of the 3 leads is awful. But no, they had to insist on a reboot, and it's basically a dumpster fire.
So apparently ABC/Disney doesn't know the phrase "Get out when the getting's good." OUAT came to a perfectly natural, satisfactory conclusion at the end of Season 6 and they should've just let the show end there. (This review is strictly for the new season if I were rating the show on the first 6 seasons I'd probably give it an 8).
Watch no further than the first 3 seasons, and maybe give season 4 a shot. Season 6 is a weaker version of season 5 and season 7 is just plain boring. Season 5 isn't gripping at all and it feels like they just ran out of ideas. Although the first half of season 4 still shows some enjoyable content, this is the turning point for the series, after this it seems like show was just going on for the sake of going on. This season is overall less compelling than the first and second season, and slower-paced, but still enjoyable to watch. In the third season, new characters are introduced and they travel to new locations. In the second season, there is a lot of character development and more fairytales are connected with the characters, again done beautifully, fairytales are intertwined, resulting in an exciting storyline. The main characters in the first season, regina and emma, are interesting and the storyline is wrapped up nicely by the end of the season. The way the fairytale world is mixed with the real world is beautiful. A very interesting concept for a show, the first season was rather interesting and had an compelling storyline.
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