KJ_20

The Last of Us is a show about relationships, healing and resilience. The zombie part is wonderfully done and they are super scary. EP1/2 really shows that. The show is able to wonderfully *SHOW* us the world of Last of Us by telling emotional and strong stories at the same time. The performances, set design and cinematography are top-class!

The Last of Us is a show about relationships, healing and resilience. The zombie part is wonderfully done and they are super scary. EP1/2 really shows that. The show is able to wonderfully *SHOW* us the world of Last of Us by telling emotional and strong stories at the same time. The performances, set design and cinematography are top-class!

Season 2 was much more emotional, dramatic and well acted. The storylines were interesting and the plot was much much better. This season was also very well written, even more well written than season 1. The characterisation was fantastic. The final three episodes, oh my god. They were absolute perfection. Simply put, amazing!

Coming right off a fantastic emotional finale in S1, Season 2 is much more funky, bright and fun. It might not be as strong as the first season, but the acting is much better and the characters, wonderful.

I mean, at this point, Devi's charm is keeping the show alive, but with a third love interest, Never Have I ever has turned quite formulaic and basic.

The final season of 'The Good Place' is slowed down, but it goes out with.a bang! The finale episode was absolutely amazing. It felt like it gave justice to the characters, and it also asked some very interesting questions to the audience. It was very emotional and for sure one of the biggest goodbyes to such a wonderful cast and characters.

What an amazing story, including an amazing performance by ALL the characters.

It's quite fun, dragged (immensely), but it makes it to the finish line. SUITS charismatic tone and wonderful performances and characters keep the show strong in its first season.

Yes, the acting is great. But House of Cards is so forgettable, uninspiring and BLAND that everything adds up to nothing. The entire season is about people bickering about their enemies and finding petty and laughable ways to take them down. I lost interest, and it's very slow. The show is just tedious. I was hoping for an evil race to power, instead its so slow and dragged that the adrenaline rush I hoped would arrive, never did.

The initial episodes are wonderful, it's great to see the characters forge new directions, but the final episode, goddamn, that episode was perfect. The final episode was absolutely incredible, it was emotional, strongly written and wonderfully acted. What a send off episode to such a great show!

Though tedious and stretched, Part 5 is a quick attempt to finish story lines from previous seasons, not so confidently, but it makes sense. The second half is the best, it's confident, emotional, gripping and smart. However, the first half does suffer from its clingy attitude to past characters, bad dialogue and lack of charm which gripped viewers in initial seasons.

Marvel. Once known for their grandest in terms of superhero storytelling, should now be ASHAMED of this garbage which they putting out. She Hulk is so uninspiring, bland and lazy that a 9 year old could actually write better more engaging scenes. The show does have its moments (Daredevil and scenes with Hulk), however, apart from that, it's hideous. Beauty commercials, tweaking with Meghan Thee Stallion, THATS NOT WHAT MARVEL SHOULD BE ABOUT. Marvel is about superheroes. It's not about some petty rivalry with a beauty influencer who stole someone's cheap name. They had potential, and I was super excited to see a female Hulk, but common, what is this??

It's honestly horrible. Same story, different location. What a waste of money and time. The acting and dialogue is even worse, often copied from the original Money Heist. Money Heist Korea is quite possibly the laziest series ever created.

The dialogue is horrendous and hideous, the acting, umm, not always the best. Yet, Heartbreak High's captivating and raunchy storyline is well made and produced. It does come off as quite cringey and less mature than other high school dramas (Euphoria), yet the story is absolutely wonderful. Heartbreak High would be much better with a little bit of substance (more drama, shock value or suspense), maybe that would life it up. Nevertheless, it still shines, not as brightly, but it still shines.

The dialogue is horrendous and hideous, the acting, umm, not always the best. Yet, Heartbreak High's captivating and raunchy storyline is well made and produced. It does come off as quite cringey and less mature than other high school dramas (Euphoria), yet the story is absolutely wonderful. Heartbreak High would be much better with a little bit of substance (more drama, shock value or suspense), maybe that would life it up. Nevertheless, it still shines, not as brightly, but it still shines.

The acting is phenomenal, however, the show has reached a time period where the grandness of past seasons is severely lacking. It is still extremely fun to watch, and intriguing (this time much more mature), however, a sense of tediousness has arrived in the show. Many episodes themselves are dull, however, each have few glimmering amazing scenes which can more or less save them from disaster. Overall, its definitely a step down from past seasons, yet its superbly acted, and the viewer is chocked with metaphors (Peter Morgan - We get that it's a metaphor)

1899's charm and intrigue slowly fades away after you realise the uselessness of the over dragged sequences. Many 1 hour episodes could be cut to 10 minutes scenes, and with too many complex characters, the show fails to create an orchestra of mystery and interconnectedness, which I was hoping for.

While there is a distinct lack of thought between Wednesday's character and her motives through the show, Jenna Ortega brings the show together. 'Wednesday', despite shining in the first half, and loosing its charm as the show progresses with it's monster murder mystery- (who's design is ridiculous), it still remains a very exciting and fun show to watch. The acting and casting is superb, however, a few characters such as Eugene have been written so horribly that it makes the show look cheap and tacky in the 2nd half. Nevertheless, it is saved by a stellar cast, wonderful cinematography and great acting.

Emma Corrin's Princess Di and Gillian Anderson's Iron Lady quickly make their way up to the best performances on The Crown. While this season drifts towards Charles and Diana, it still balances itself with politics, duty and of course, a wonderful Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth. Overall, it is a shockingly good season, combined with amazing acting.

There are episodes which are among the best in the series, and there are episodes which are among the most tedious. Despite that, the Crown's sense of duty is omnipresent, and even stronger in this season, showing the sacrifices and suffering one must go to put their duty infant of desires.

Wonderful performances, strong scripts and scandal. The Crown remains one of Netflix's Crown Jewels, confidently shining brightly in the second season.

Its grand, opulent and superbly acted. Season one of The Crown, gives a fair dramatisation to the royal family, with a minute balance of emotional appeals, scandals and a prevalent sense of duty that is sternly and strongly reflected it the script and dialogue.

Squid Game Season 1 is one of the most unique, gripping and creative shows made till date. It's entertaining, mysterious and suspenseful. The plot is EXCELLENT and the twists and turns truly makes it phenomenal. The only downside is the acting. Some scenes feel overdone, or underdone.

it has its moments, which last for minutes, seconds some times. But the show is just terribly bad. It doesnt have any suspense or sense. It's pure nonsensical television with a horrible plot. The ending is one of the worst endings in the history of television. What is Netflix trying to teach us here? It really doesnt have ANY good characters or any good acting.

It's weird, yet incredibly funny entertainment. Despite its serious topic, it's funny, heartbreaking and emotional.

Cringey, badly acted, and badly written. Ms Marvel is a perfect example of Marvel's fall from glory.

Season 2 is slightly out of line, compared to the original season. However, with amazing satire, VFX and great acting, The Boys remains one of the best shows on Amazon Prime.

It's gruesome, shocking and engaging. Season 3 is far from perfect, it does have many issues and questions raised. But like with the whole series, there aren't any characters which really have inspiring attributes. Yet, S3 remains a strong and powerful addition to the Boys storyline.

Homelander is truly one of the scariest villains to have been present in the entertainment industry. The Boys S1 is an amazing satire, full of gritty and dark humour, and gritty and dark violence. It's good, but the character arcs are kept on, hoping to be justified in the next season. While that does create a sense of addiction towards watching the next season, it leaves many arcs open and ongoing.

It's pure entertainment. Unique, gripping, suspenseful, insightful entertainment. Severance is like nothing we have ever seen before. Remarkably amazing!

It's fun, scary and suspenseful. However, apart from one or two references, it really asks the question 'Was it necessary?'. What was the role of this film in the MCU? The acting was okay, and the casting choices were superb. However, for such a short movie, it does feel like a rather dismissible viewing experience that wouldn't linger on ones mind, or make any significant impact.

Amazing cinematography cant save the Rings of Power from its bleak, dull and unlikeable plot and character arcs. 'Udun' is the only episode where the series really shines. Overall, it could have been much better. Entire characters could have been dumped or significantly changed, and some storylines feel to dragged on to satisfy the viewer. The scriptwriting is even worse. It's a real pity.

The Watcher has its moments of suspense and fear. But overall, it does not create enough intrigue nor sense to construct a satisfying ending or storyline.

Absolute garbage. Nothing else. This show tries to be a 'badass show about a female superhero/lawyer', but instead it is POORLY WRITTEN AND HORRIBLY ACTED. Please dont watch this series, because it is just bad. It is horrifically bad. The acting, plot and everything else seems like it was made by a 8 year old (most 8 year olds can actually do better). The only good this about this series was Daredevil. Also, the problem is not about being woke. Thats not a problem. The problem is that it is genuinely badly written and acted, with bad CGI. What has marvel become? How did we come from the epic infinity saga with Iron Man and Captain America all the way to Meghan Thee Stallion and a female hulk twerking for 20 seconds? It's a joke.

Where do I begin. I had high expectations for what I thought would be a fun refreshment in the MCU. Instead, Ms Marvel turned out to be a cringey, non-sensical, inaccurate and clueless TV show. The whole origin of the show makes no sense, how did she get her powers from a bangel?. Mixed with an awkward sitcom vibe and cheesy humour. What was Marvel thinking?, they could have done much better with the show's plot, characters and structure.

S1, is unlike anything else on TV. The genius plot and script and absolutely cruel positions these characters have been put in are heartbreaking! Its full of suspense and slight agony. The strong dramatic irony, great cast, and wonderful color schemes which work hand in hand with the evil tone are a wonder! It's weirdly binge-worthy. Where you see the characters go from the beginning to the end justifies that the writers know how to make character arc and plots properly.

Despite literally everyone telling Netflix not to make a S4, they have made Season 4, Season 5 and now Season 6 coming next year. Netflix, maybe you wouldn't be in financial loss if you actually listened to your audience? S5 barely makes the mark. The plot, the acting is just bad. IThe script, even worse! The lines are absolutely shocking, were the writers sleeping while writing it? Atleast it has good effects and some interesting new characters and it has been well shot. Part of the hatred of S5 is for S4, which S5 does much better than S4. Its more emotional, suspenseful and interesting, those moments just linger for some, taken by the viewer at once, and then taken away.

From S1 to S3, Elite is absolutely fantastic. The characters are so interesting and the plot is so suspenseful. There are so many motives and perspectives, so many suspects and so much at stake. The finale absolutely shocked me! Wonderful. After watching S4 and S5, its really sad to know that Elite used to be so great. Buts that's for the S5 review.

Absolutely amazing. Great cast, acting and wonderful plot. S1 is beyond incredible! Its full of emotion, sadness, happiness, shock and so much more, which makes this a rollercoaster of emotions and addictive TV.

Stopped watching after some time, they absolutely killed the plot and made it so bad! They tried talking about COVID-19, and then after a few episodes BOOM! Everything is back to normal. That emotional climax in the Pandemic which we were hoping for was gone and it was replaced with Shaun trying to please his girlfriend. Like why?

Season 2 takes off just where S1 left, this season is more emotional and dramatic. There are more tense and worrying moments but the sense of engagement and curiosity has been controversially exchanged for a sense of peace and calmness.

It doesnt feel like an MCU show. It shows Marvel trying something new. Moon Knight is undoubtedly one of the most interesting and engaging superheroes we have got and the story keeps getting more and more interesting. Oscar Isaac's acting is superb and the visuals are amazing. I only wished we got more explanation of the character's backstory in the first few episodes rather than the last, that creates a confused mood in the viewer which the directors must have though is traded for 'engagement' and 'curiosity'

Euphoria Season 1 is emotional, realistic and extremely difficult and heartbreaking to watch, in a good way, which establishes such a strong emotional ground in the series, so that every scene is a masterpiece. Crafted with amazing cinematography, fashion and amazing music!

Season 1 is emotional, thrilling and gripping. It's a wonderful story that will keep you engrossed again and again. The scenes are wonderfully crafted, well-acted, and has an amazing story.

Murderville will go down as one of the 'comedy shows' with the least amount of jokes. After the few good jokes (around 2-3) are finished, for the rest of the season you are given to jokes, no interesting developments and crude humour. The worst thing is the horrible plot which makes no sense to improvise. Add to that, horrible writing and acting and you get this series.

Stranger Things season 1 has no sense of direction, which is what one might think at once. While that may sound as a negative, it looks like a positive to me. The audience knows absolutely nothing about what is going to happen, until it is revealed and they are full of shock. Packed with emotion and most importantly, mystery, Stranger Things Season 1 is the epitome of mystery TV at its finest.

Lost in Space is an emotional action packed series about a family trying to survive at their best, but they are lost in space. Its full of adventure and hope which would be better envisioned if the writing wasn't so bad.

Until Season 5/6 B99 was absolutely amazing, but then after the takeover something happened. It is no longer what it used to be. Stop trying to give political messages and taking up big issues and go back to a comedy show. Comedy shows don't usually take up big issues which ARE important, but comedy isn't the place for that. As a result you get a serious, disappointing season with very little laughs. It is very disappointing since this is the last season, at least the finale was very good!

Brooklyn Nine Nine is a heartfelt comedy on a squad of detectives as they navigate through their jobs and their lives. While the characters are never like actual humans, they act in such a way that is both pleasing and humorous for the audience, hence including all the necessary elements for a perfect comedy show.

Marvel's best show is for sure Wandavision, it's unique, full of mystery and wonderful actors doing a wonderful job!