Help the local film critic finish his dramatic review of the summer's biggest blockbuster by choosing the correct adverbs.

Long-time fans of the franchise were bitterly disappointed by the chaotic plot of the sequel. Despite the terrible reviews, it remains virtually impossible to get a ticket for opening weekend.

Long-time fans of the franchise were bitterly disappointed by the chaotic plot of the sequel.

"Bitterly disappointed" is a classic collocation used to describe a deep, lingering sense of letdown or unhappiness.

Despite the terrible reviews, it remains virtually impossible to get a ticket for opening weekend.

"Virtually impossible" means almost completely impossible. It pairs perfectly here to describe the extreme difficulty of getting tickets.