Omg omg omg thag crazy
This Ten Commandments play was excellent. It was a strict adherence to the teachings of the Bible. Excellent actors and actresses contributed to the fantastic acting. In actuality, I'm at a loss for words. The first episode had such a strong hold on me that I didn't want to stop watching. Together with my aunt and uncle, I'm also listening to Spanish on TV. That is the Moses legend I love the most. The series included a scene that made humanity cry, grin, and feel sad. When Moses' Egyptian mother died, I wept the most. That it was so emotional is something I'll never forget. Watching The Promised Land after finishing The Ten Commandments has also been enjoyable for me. Because, everyone who worked on the costumes, scenery, camera work, and other details behind the scenes was just fantastic.
but overall BEST DRAMA I HAVE EVER SEEN! but I enjoyed watching it :heartpulse:
Not possible. May have seen that series in the past, and I thought it was excellent. It's been a while, so I'm not sure what to say, but I love that the guests performed quite well in their parts. Additionally, Gonzalo and Carola were one of the hotties character couples that didn't materialize.
This series is fantastic. It was remade in 1994 by the original Thalia "MariMar '' and features a different cast but the same tale and script. The music is wonderful. Ana Brenda Contreras is someone I adore. She is amazing at acting out her part, in my opinion. I was surprised to watch this telenovela about Maricurz since I had no idea Ana Brenda Contreras, who was playing Maricruz, would be so vindictive for most of the story. On television, I witnessed this. She had a positive attitude, and I was captivated by her tenacity and will to succeed. With her grandfather, she had a humble but joyful childhood. Later, she met an Octavio who she fell in love with, and the Octavio family didn’t like her very much everything possible separately. Maricurz's transformation into a successful entrepreneur and rise to power under her new name is absolutely gorgeous. And the lovely revenge that lay behind it was so painlessly brought back to Octavio's family that I enjoyed it. She stopped getting even, which left me a little let down but it ended the Villains. It's also a good love tale between Maricurz and Octavio's finale was wonderfully peaceful and joyful.
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by June 12, 2023, with a review.
Following the conclusion of Maria La de Barrio, I discovered this program. And it can't be—let me tell you what that is—to say it's the best I've ever seen in my life. I really can't recall how long this comedy has been running, but I'm guessing it's been around for at least 13 years, and it still drives me crazy with Teresa of Her Heaven and Gloria Trevi's song, "Esa hembra es Mala." I opened for them because I love to sing this song so much. Because they were unaware of the name of the actress who portrays Teresa (Angelique Boyer) at the time, she has the best facial expressions and is good at putting people in their place. She made the show the best of the best.
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Since I lack the vocabulary or the ability to adequately describe this series, I haven't written any reviews. Unfortunately, I can't recall the exact day when I first saw the first episode of this series on Univision with Spanish audio. I've only ever seen Kara Sevda (Amor eterno) in Spanish, but after viewing both the English subtitles and Spanish audio, I'm eager to finish the entire series. I adore the characters, the acting, and every other aspect of this drama. Already, this series has taken over my heart. It is one of my favorite Turkish romance television programs. Burack and Nislihan in particular are amazing actors. They displayed great acting skills. I adore Kemal and Nihan very much. They are my favorite couple. My obsession is severe. So many times, I watched it again. simply observing Oh my gosh, I've never cried that much over a wonderful story. Once I became aware that these were the characters, my heart literally fell to pieces. From episode 1 to episode 74, I joined them on their journey. I was unable to accept the ending; I could not believe it was taking me so long to come to terms with it. I wept with them when they wept and laughed with them. Even if I've been watching other programs on Spanish or English television, this one has made me cry more than anything else. A. Kara Sevda I wasn't expecting to be crying so much at the end that I was unable to move on, it's still so unfair. Even when I'm playing around on TikTok, it's so unfair (see a clip of Kara Sevda's Endless Love). I once more started crying. This drama will always be in my memory because, in my opinion, it is the best of all. I appreciate you creating this kind of drama. In the future, I'd like to see Neslihan Atagul and Burak Ozcivit collaborate on a new project.
I LOVED THE SERIES!! :heartpulse::heartpulse::heartpulse::heartpulse::heartpulse:
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However, this Turkish series was so good—wonderful cast, great plot—whatever you are doing with your own life, you are missing it if you haven't heard of it. In actuality, the first season is very boring whereas the second season is really crazy! My favorite. I highly recommend observing this drama. Although it's truly fantastic, I didn't like the finale after learning why I did this with Ceren. I think the COVID was rushed, and I think there are still some unanswered questions, such as what happened to the business, Yusuf's other Karacay-related secret, and what was his motivation. Initially, I believed a third season was in the works, but I still hope it's nice. Together with Nedim, she was among Ceren's top favorite characters. Personally, I'm a huge fan of Bahar Şahin, who portrayed the part of Ceren. She is incredible and an outstanding actress. I cried to the very end because of her character. However, it becomes insane in the second season. It was a touch disappointing when it came to an end because Nedim's vengeance and Ceren's beautiful vengeance both added to the drama. My crushship Ceren and Nedim, or Cenk, began during those scenes. They seem like a formidable couple to me. All I wanted was for them to have a happy ending. I'm so desperate for them to be together. When Ceren was with Nedim, they completely understood one another and helped to shape her into a wonderful person, but her obsession for Cenk eventually overcame her. In addition, Cenk and Ceren should have lived their own lives and taken different routes, in my opinion taking care of their baby.
Sad ended but overall BEST DRAMA I HAVE EVER SEEN! but I enjoyed watching it :)
I lack the words to express myself, so I'm at a loss for words. Long ago, I watched this series. I looked at the history of my YouTube videos. 10–12 January 2022 was the day I watched it. What does that imply? I completed it in three days. This series is gorgeous and quite fascinating. The cast performed a fantastic job in their parts for a high school romance. I have no idea why, but every time I watch a scene with Kara and Koran, those moments suffer; they make me cry while yet displaying a lovely romantic love. All I wanted was more episodes or a second season.
I recommend
By June 11, 2023, post a review.
I adore this so much, my god. Both the Spanish audio and the English subtitles are on when I watch it. I've seen it a couple of times almost twice. Amazing, that. Love it. I cried when watching that series. Each cast member did a fantastic job portraying their respective roles, and the Bestie soundtrack helped as well. Furthermore, I always ship Akca with Ali Kemal or Hassan; I'm not sure whether I'm the only one that does this. In addition, they are some of my favorite characters, and Efe. Genuinely desired a joyful and happy ended.
Recommended watched :heartpulse:
wow I'm surprised that they cancelled it°_°
I heard about this Peaky Blinders series from one of my pals. Let me complete the other series I'm watching first, so bear with me. I'll stay here and watch the remaining episodes of the Peaky Blinders series now that I'm done, as my friend suggested. I recently finished the first season, however I'll be honest: it was a little monotonous from the very beginning to the last few episodes. However, after the last episode, I'm only hoping that the rest of the season will be more fascinating.
Alfie's response , "How do you know I'm still alive," made me chuckle uncontrollably. Tommy answered, "You forgot that you wrote me a letter asking about dogs?" It made me laugh, oh my :joy::joy:. Each season, I've witnessed the few deaths of innocent individuals. Betrayed. And I feel awful for Bonnie. He was only looking to keep winning fights and boxing, but he was caught in a horrible thorn. Although he was a decent man, I assumed that Ada and Soldier would be content with one another and raise their child.Polly knows that Gina is not pregnant because she is smoking and drinking, so that's my theory. I also believed that Polly and Aberama would have the chance to live happily ever after. I will really like his character because it seems cool, but I'm shocked that Sam Claflin played the role of Oswald because it just doesn't seem like it fits him evils . My initial impression was that if Tommy was making any plans, he should keep them to himself and not share them with anyone, including his family, unless he wanted to assign specific tasks to each member of the family separately before doing so. Perhaps that will turn out differently, and nobody will suffer any harm.
I don't know what to say other than that this season four is far superior to certain seasons 1, 2, and 3. I had hoped that once Grace passed away, Tommy would learn his lesson and start again with his son, but alas, he's still up to no good. And May was correct; nothing will ever change him. So far, I've only seen new female characters in a very small number of seasons, and none of them have affected him or his son changed.Jessie felt awful at the end of episode 6 because Lizzie was staring at her. You already know, Lizzie, that he won't love you back the way you loved him, you're going to suffer. You are a lady who depends. The child can be raised by you. Tommy can assist you as well. Because you are carrying his child, that is all he can give you. Anyway, it's really funny. Alfie and Gold, btw, what a well-known character! Luca. Who’s name that character's funny name?:joy::joy::joy: between ideas that concluded with Tommy and his kid at the beach, but nope, simply depict Tommy and Alfie.
I was startled by it, to be honest. It's somewhat better. There must be a few of everything interesting. I don't know if it's just me, but it seems like every single lady Tommy meets is a little taller than him. I simply can't stop laughing about it. I only saw Alfie in the first season, so I was wondering what had happened to him. However, I realized that he had changed since then because he now sports a mustache and beard after watching a few other episodes. Regardless, I enjoy the new actress playing Tatiana Petrovna. Even if she's incredibly interesting and attractive, I simply find that it upsets me. She talks in a certain way; I can hear her when she posts.Russia. Also, Michael Take responsibility for that child; Consider that if Michael keeps the child, he might be a good father. Also think he did right decisions not have child this world of criminal activity it's no longer an innocent. I also feel awful about Polly. I believed she would have a chance at happiness, but every man turned on her. Wow, I'm shocked that the priest is engaging in illicit activities. I’m dead of laughing when Tatiana charge Tommy at end
But sadly, it's not as dull as the first season. Mr. Campbell appears to still be alive, which is surprising because I believed he had been killed in season 1 episode 6 of Grace. It seems like he has nine lives in season 2. I absolutely hope that Mr. Campbell is dead anyway after Polly shot him at the conclusion. Oh my goodness, Michael, he's so innocent and young; he ought to have avoided that household. What's new with May Carleton? I really want to see her in the upcoming season because she appears so intriguing.
I’m in shock now I recently watched the movie "Cobweb" and found it quite intriguing. However, I have to admit that I am a bit puzzled by the ending.
Towards the end, it appears as though the protagonist's sister cursed him. This left me wondering if the kid had some kind of vision or if everything was just a figment of his imagination.
I recently had a nostalgic experience that I wanted to share. I rewatched 'Scooby-Doo 2002', a movie that holds a special place in my childhood.
Although I hadn't seen it for a while and couldn't remember every detail, watching it again brought back a surge of memories. As a kid, I owned a copy of this movie, but somehow, over the years, I seem to have misplaced it.
Despite not having the original DVD anymore, it was truly wonderful to take a trip down memory lane and relive those moments. The only regret is, I have no idea what happened to my DVD of this cherished film.
I am writing to recommend an exceptional movie I recently watched, "Malum". I assure you, it's a riveting experience that will keep you glued to your screen.
The narrative revolves around Jessica, who embarks on a journey to uncover the truth. As the story unfolds, it becomes evident that an insidious evil entity is manipulating reality, blurring the lines between fact and fiction.
Throughout the film, there were numerous moments when I was intrigued, especially towards the end where Jessica is seemingly destined to endure the same fate as her father. The climax leaves us with a chilling sense of defeat, as Jessica fails in her battle against the malevolent force.
I just wanted to share a delightful bit of nostalgia that I experienced recently. Over the weekend, I decided to rewatch 'Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown', an iconic piece from my childhood.
The adventure, humor, and camaraderie that we cherished back in those days still hold their charm. Shaggy, Scooby, and the gang's adventures in the Wild West were as exciting and entertaining as they were when first watched it.
Isn't it amazing how certain things can instantly transport us back to simpler times? It felt like a comforting return to the past and served as a delightful reminder of the carefree and fun-filled days of our childhood.
I wanted to share a delightful trip down memory lane that occurred recently. I rewatched "Scooby-Doo! Pirates Ahoy!" - a beloved movie from my shared childhood.
The nostalgia was overwhelming, and it reminded me of the enjoyable times had. Everything from the lovable characters to the fascinating mysteries brought back fond memories. It's amazing how certain facets of my youth can instantly transport back to simpler times.
I wanted to share a delightful experience that I had recently. Over the weekend, I decided to rewind the clock and revisit a piece of my shared childhood - the animated classic, "Chill Out, Scooby-Doo!"
It was such a joy to rewatch it after all these years. The laughs, suspense, and fun-filled adventures transported me right back to our younger days. It was incredible how all the familiar scenes, the humor, and even the smallest details brought back a flood of childhood memories.
I hope you're well. I wanted to share a nostalgic moment I recently experienced. This weekend, I decided to dive into my childhood memories and rewatched one of my all-time favorite cartoons, "SCOOBY-DOO! Winter Wonderdog."
While the animation and humor might seem quite simple compared to the sophisticated content we generally consume today, there was an undeniable charm in revisiting these old epiode. It brought back memories of winter holidays, completely immersed in the mysteries that the Scooby gang would uncover.
I remember that obscure movie we've been trying to find for what seems like forever. The one with the unique storyline that I vaguely recalled, but the title of which had completely eluded me? Well, I finally found it!
The movie is called "Neverlake". I stumbled upon it by chance and the moment I laid eyes on it, all the memories came flooding back. It's fascinating how something so small can bring back such vivid recollections, isn't it?
I recently had the opportunity to watch a movie titled "Ayla: The Daughter of War". I was deeply moved by the film's narrative and was surprised to learn that it was based on a true story.
The storytelling, acting, and cinematography were all stellar, powerfully conveying a tale that is both heartrending and beautiful. It elicited such strong emotions that I found myself shedding tears more than once.
I just wanted to share my experience as the impact of the film still lingers with me. If you haven't seen it already, I highly recommend it. :cry::star_struck:
it was quite intense. From what I understand, the truth about Emma was revealed, I was shocked. Sky Brown the only survivor. I must have been quite confused to see how Sky Brown managed to escape the house, as she needed to unlock the system.
I wanted to share a delightful experience I recently had that took me down memory lane.
Over the weekend, I revisited my childhood by watching one of my all-time favorite movies - "Scooby-Doo! and the Cyber Chase". The nostalgic trip was truly heartwarming, reigniting feelings of joy and innocence tied to my younger days.
Watching Scooby and the gang solve mysteries in the digital realm was just as enthralling now as it was back then.
I thought this might be a nice reminder of a shared past and the joys of revisiting old memories.
I'm writing to share my thoughts after finishing that movie we discussed. From the start, I must confess, I was confused and struggled to grasp what was happening.
I rate it a mere 3 out of 10. Most of the film revolved around the protagonist having visions of his girlfriend and his interactions with a mysterious creature locked up for reasons unclear to me. Till the end was the result.
Personally, I believe he might have been responsible for his girlfriend's demise. However, as the film progressed, flashbacks and pieces of backstory came into play which slightly helped to piece things together. However, the process was arduous, and took a considerable amount of time to understand the narrative fully.
Let me know your insights on this film when you get a chance to watch it.
It is certainly an interesting case, and I'm sure it makes for a great movie. It's amazing to think that such a case actually happened
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing in response to i nquiry about the film based on the case that paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren took part in.
As you know, the case involved Arne Cheyenne Johnson, who used claiming demonic possession as his legal defense. This was an unprecedented defense in the U.S legal system, however, it was not ultimately successful. Johnson was convicted of first-degree manslaughter.
It's also interesting to note that this case was similar to The Amityville murders case of 1974, which is another infamous case associated with alleged demonic possession and hauntings.
It's interesting movies like The Conjuring. The horror genre often explores these real-life mysteries and unexplainable events which makes it all the more fascinating for viewers. Enjoy watching such horror movies based on true stories.
I enjoyed the movie Talk To Me. After watching the trailer a few days ago, I decided to watch it and I must say that I was hooked to the screen. I was so afraid something was going to happen to the young boy and the ending left me confused. It was definitely an interesting movie and I am glad I watched it.
I am sure many of you have watched the movie and can explain the ending to me. I would really appreciate it if you could share your thoughts and explain the ending to me.
That crazy and funny love
