different shades of loss and hope.
I'm glad they paid the dues and humanised Ralph otherwise he would have been plain old love to hate everyone shits on cartoonish character, and it was done on single episode but it is good enough.
Edie Falco (Carmella) performance was applaudable. Ending secen was most emotional one.
Let me guess, they're trying to make a mockumentry, like the office.
I don't get why many marvel flicks get pass over goofy writing but people expected Casablanca from flash, imo jokes landed well and I don't mind the cartoonist CGI, ending felt little uneasy maybe cause I haven't watched the
Nathan created the kind of meta stuff I didn't even know I liked. Fine lines between reality tv show and the reality itself. In some way Nathan have created something of 'kafka' where he shows you how mundane seeming stuff like man unable being told his friend about his education degree goes down sprial of lies.
One of those rares like of 'The Matrix' whose storyline is sufficient to keep you watching. Pure drama, strong character development and great concept. Pacing is slow, but if anyone make through first episode it's only uphill from there.
One of my favourite episode so far, deals with complex issues shame, obsession and neglecting. I love how subtly Nelson shame for his house is put down, the ending feels cop easy happy ending for Nelson, but for a runtime under 22 minutes, Great job.
The conversation between Rick and his dead wife was extremely artificial, this episode tries really hard to sound smart and get plot back to old ways, feels uneasy at some point. Rest is enjoyable.
Community is a different show for the shake of begin different. Constant fourth wall references quickly started to bother me. And yes there are few gags but to few auctally for a show of 6 seasons. Often time show gets to meta, edgy and weird. Starts as a normal fun sitcom to a something like 'it's alway sunny in Philadelphia ' and not in a nice way. Episode are watchable and I understand the creator decision to pass on the show after 6 season. It's would obviously have started to look repetitive. I feel like for that very same reason they threw original character and introduce new characters in later season but that killed somewhat familiarity in the show. Character always argue and that's what happens most of the time, only few character are given character development choice or at least good believable attempts. To me this show is opposite of 'the office'. In 'the office' out most mundane secen you can have spontaneous jokes because the characters are treated well so there is always something happening that you can watch, but here something insane happens and to stick to level of vewier attention they need to add more insane stuff, and there is that loophole and somewhere between trying to make each episode and season different and top the previous one, familiarity is lost. They do revisit the show hit episodes and remake them in later season, but the fourth wall jokes and meta stuff keep reminding that it's just a show and stop the story from being real. So why 7/10, I guess cause what I said first, it's different.
I love the story line and the plot, what I don't like is how unrealistic the acting felt.
Just wow! Great Acting and even better story. Full of twist and live to each and every expectations
Great built but ending wasn't what I expected, not in a good way. 6/10
I don't get it why is this movie so overrated. It's just another basic marvel movies with black cast, but it won Oscar, really?!
This Movie Won Oscar Over LaLa Land !! Total Crap. Remind me of the time when 'Shakespeare in love' won Oscar over 'Saving Pirate Ryan'. Oscar is Rigged.
Weird so many people recommend it, when every episode is same as other, each crime unrealistically related somehow to what's going on Lucifer life, but the episode never got kickoff with Lucifer. To much holes in the plot and really bad writing. The show quality dropped dramatically with each episode, it's a shame it is getting remake, when the show is already broken beyond repair.
A believe that this is best work of Christopher Nolan and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. This movie is absolute masterpiece. Pretty sure that this movie should be stander to measure mindfuck movies.
To be honest, I watched this when I had heard only one song 'we are the champions' from queen. Now as a die hard fan of Queen, I can say that this movie was wholesome. Also Nobody could have pulled off Freddy Mercury as well a Rami Malik.
Forrest Gump isn't a movie, it a combination of multiple small movies. Since there is always something happening you won't be able to get your eye off the screen. Truly best movie of all time.
This is the best episode so far! Just finished watching few minutes ago and unlike other episodes it was different and humorous. All I can say is this is the god damn episode and perfect way to end the season 9.
This is the best episode so far! Just finished watching few minutes ago and unlike other episodes it was different and humorous. All I can say is this is the god damn episode and perfect way to end the season 9.
This is the best episode so far! Just finished watching few minutes ago and unlike other episodes it was different and humorous. All I can say is this is the god damn episode and perfect way to end the season 9.
Mindf*ck movies. Kept me on edge of thrill throughout the movie. Surely best work of Nolan ever. Dialogue were superb and end was epic.
Kinda nice experience watching it. Not as good as the 'a quiet place' but watch worthy.
