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Only really the Cooper/ghoul character/actor and his story really felt interesting. He really carried the whole series IMO. Most characters and actors were mediocre at best. The main character and actress felt boring and often annoying to me, but the whole MacLean family actually did tbh, with the brother being the exception most of the time during his investigations. It would also make more sense to me if he were the main character. The best part about the series is also the environment, which really comes over as genuine post-apocalyptic. But they should've made the ghoul the protagonist ra…

Jon Erwin’s Young Washington stepped onto the July 4th box office stage carrying a heavy burden of expectation and technical skepticism, yet it ultimately delivers a crowd-pleasing, deeply patriotic theatrical experience. Rather than presenting the flawless, untouchable monument found on a dollar bill, the narrative’s greatest asset is its willingness to focus squarely on Washington’s early military failures during the French and Indian War. By examining how these formative, often devastating missteps shaped his ultimate character, the script uncovers a refreshing layer of human vulnerability …

This is an unusual show. It is conspicuously missing the stuff of a typical drama (ie: shoot-outs, nudity, car chases). In place of hyperdrama are the deepest and best characters in a TV series. The recount of the origin of personal computing is fictional and a mild abstraction from the real one so you won't learn much about personal computing history but you will absolutely learn about the type of people, the drive it took, and the social environment that built the digital lives we have today. If you have an attention span, this is a perfect series. I gave it a 100% rating and I stand by…

Based on the novels by author Hugh Howey, Silo is off to an intriguing start. Yet the question remains, will Silo amount to anything meaningful? After two episodes, that raise more questions than they answer, its hard to tell. So far, what can be clearly enunciated is a quality back story. A story that's akin to Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, with a dystopian, almost cyber punk setting, in an underground, end of the world, style bunker. A strong cast back up, the so far, elaborate story and setting. Like the story itself, the characterisations have a subdued quality about them. This is d…

"Bloodhounds" is yet another in a long list of gritty South Korean action series. There's a lot to like; fast-paced action and solid characterisations with depth and a believable backstory. That said, I feel this series overplays its hand. Its violence is excessive at times, ending up feeling oppressive and, ultimately, exhausting. The absurd notion of a woman taking on vicious male thugs feels overcooked and implausible too. In summary, a reasonable series with decent enough action and solid characterisations but also excessive violence and a dose of DEI absurdity. An okay watch.…

It's hilarious to me that in 2026 AppleTV is still trying to convince people that the rapper 'common' is an actor. He's as sharp as an iron ball and the lines they give him to say are hilarious, mainly because he's obviously such a low IQ person. But hey it's apple tv where they love to feature 'Actors of Low IQ', thanks to their skin color, definitely not hiring on acting ability.…

**Score: 7/10 A Hollow Return to a Beloved Galaxy** Look, I was thrilled to catch up with Din and Grogu. Absolutely thrilled. The reunion we'd all been waiting for. But here's the thing about returning to a place you love: sometimes the magic doesn't quite travel with you. *The Mandalorian and Grogu* is a case in point. It's not a bad film, not by a long shot. It's just… less. Less edge, less grit, less of the spark that made the series so compelling in the first place. And for a movie that essentially *is* a season 4 of the TV show, compressed into a single cinematic outing, it feels lik…

It easily could have been called Two Snipers. Most of the supporting team (which features recognizable faces like Ryan Kwanten and Ioan Gruffudd) act as cardboard plot devices who exist simply to get picked off via headshots without contributing much to the fight.…

Every season was good except when they randomly decided to put in sex scenes or reveal someone is part of lgbtq. It added nothing to the story but pander to another crowd…

**Deconstruction of heroism and unveils the weightage it carries** 1. This story is about altruism, choosing existentialism over nihilism, prioritizing free will over fate, deconstructing the idea of heroism &unveil the weightage it carries, grasping the undertones of hope &nuanced meaning of the several shades of love, self acceptance &virtues over sins. You start to enjoy the story 10x more when you actually begin to comprehend the retrospective themes and the symbolisms present in the story. 2. Character development isn't spoonfed, it's earned. It's not always necessarily linear …