Reviews

I'm not sure what is happening to this show but it isn't good atm.

Nathan's redemption story seems wrong. He was nice guy who turned villain and now they want us to care about him again as some vulnerable nice guy. Secondly, the girl he likes that supposedly the writers want us to root for was horrible to him before she knew he was rich and famous. So it's not a good storyline at all.

The Sam/Immigration storyline is also another political lecturing story that feels very forced and is annoying. Firstly, painting the picture that been opposed in any way to any immigration (in this case illegal immigration almost certainly facilitated by people trafficking gangs) is polarising and counter productive.

Final 2 quick points that I don't like. Ted is still an extremely bad coach and doesn't understand football after 3 seasons of being paid millions which is unrealistic but also at this point it's quite boring and I'd much prefer if he gradually became an actual good football manager.

Finally, what is the point in the Jack buying Kewley gifts/love etc. Seems pointless filler to me.

Nate the snake. Last episode should be fun though. It's a strange character turn feels like a late decision. There were no seeds planted regarding Nate's character and then all of a sudden it's red flag after red flag. But like I say it is an interesting bit of drama.

The Ghanaian billionaire storyline and all the not so subtle virtue signalling were quite annoying in this episode.

Raja Casablanca as a world superpower lol. Also why would a Nigerian player want to participate in a Ghanaians project to make a Moroccan team a global team.

Firstly, to move 'home' to Africa? Morocco is extremely far away from Nigeria, different language, religion, culture and they are Arabic so not even similar racially. It's lazy to just group all of Africa as one.

Even the food thing like London doesn't have hundreds of west African restaurants owned and run by West Africans.

Also Nate kissing Keeley, Roy and the teacher etc is a strange subplot.

Episode seemed confused with too many strange and unbelievable storylines going on at the same time.

Kiara shouting at Ward is just absolutely ridiculous and the show loses credibility from it. He was armed and had just murdered someone in cold blood and they had all the evidence.

But no she decides that unarmed with no police even called at this point she wants to scream murderer at him. Already that's stupid.

But the next bit of stupidity is that when he sees them and chases after them which he would obviously do they panic and run away leading to the camera being dropped and completely destroyed so no evidence.

The stupidity of the scene was off the charts. It made me turn it off at this point and I am not sure if I will return.

Brooklyn Nine Nine is known and loved for its stupid, immature comedy that never takes itself too serious.

The storyline with Doug Judy has done that many times over. But this episode along with s8e1&2 are unbearably bad.

It's like they needed to get it off their chest before ending the series but in doing so they have left a bad taste in my mouth and by the looks of it many other feel the same.

You can't go from lighthearted borderline ridiculous story to preachy political nonsense. The storyline wasn't funny whatsoever apart from maybe some of O'sullivans lines.

The storyline was weak too like he found a guy in an area not open to public and asked if he could ask him questions but he decided to run off. "Because he was obviously scared of police interaction." Absolute nonsense police bashing.

Should I not stop when I get pulled over by police because I'm scared of police interaction.

Such a shame and this season in general is awful except a few episodes.

Not sure where to start with this film. I was engaged from start to finish and the tension and suspense was held throughout. It was thought provoking and bizarre to the point where the bizarreness may have damaged the final review.

My main drawback from the film was the incoherent 'reasoning' for killing himself and everyone else. For some guests there were clear reasons but for others it was very vague.

I think if it had a strong reason and motivation for the mass murder it could arguably be as high as a 9/10 and I wouldn't be too surprised if this turned into a well reviewed cult classic.

It is definitely a film worth watching and I enjoyed it but I would have liked a better message and a more realistic struggle from the guests to survive/escape.

There wasn't much to like about this movie. I found the acting cheesy and irritating.

The storyline didn't really make any sense. I wasn't genuinely bothered about any of the characters. Generally just a poor film.

I thought it had potential if the main bank robber/surfer philosophical thinking regarding the system etc being wrong was fully explored but it wasn't. It was very vague and mystical and this made it difficult to reason with or understand his way of thinking.

The actual main character played by Keanu was also not very likeable or interesting either.

Overall, if you're at a loose end then feel free to tick it if your list but I certainly wouldn't prioritise it. Very average film and not the type of feel good film that is enjoyable despite being average.

This is a great story and although a morbid subject it somehow conveys a sense of optimism and feel good.

Yes it's emotional and lots of death and suffering but it is a story of a kind soul in an evil world but he left the world in a better place.

It was long but didn't drag on. It had ups downs and twists all throughout.

The guards are really likeable and honest people except for Percy of course. This helps carry the message that the whole block is a respectful place for inmates final days which allows John to flourish and pass on his miracle.

I would highly recommend watching this classic.

Given it 8/10 but honestly it is good value for its current 8.6/10 rating.

I am watching all of Nolan's films start to finish in order of when they were made excluding Batman(Which I also like). This film has got the lowest rating and I knew this going in. I also know that Nolan didn't write this but simply directed it so was limited with what he could do.

However, I would agree it's worse than any Nolan's film I've seen but it is still a very decent film and I would recommend watching it.

It is fairly simplistic cop tries covering something up instead of being honest to protect reputation or for greater good but it all comes crashing down. Nothing knew but the insomnia aspect was at least something to make it stand out.

Overall, decent film worth watching but not exactly a masterpiece and simplistic storyline.

Firstly, Pete Davidson does very well as the lead in this show.

My issue is with the story which is very vague and although it develops there are lots of random parts of it that aren't relevant. Like the friends were a key part in the beginning but then became pretty irrelevant and unseen.

He enjoyed walking the kids to school but that seemed to go by the wayside after a while.

Just seemed like lots of half pursued storylines.

I guess the main overarching plot is his resentment towards fire service/father which he eventually lets go of and seems to process his emotions and see his father as a hero that has issues just like him.

Enjoyable film but with a worse lead it could have failed.

The film was just so ridiculous. Like a woman can outrun dinosaurs for about 5 minutes through the streets of Valletta but her boyfriend can't outpace them on a motorbike? And they cant outpace them in a van?

Chris Hemsworth drops into iced water so would be absolutely freezing and was dripping wet. Less than 20 seconds later he is bone dry.

The film was just constant nonsense.

The premises could have been interesting but it was ruined to make it have constant ridiculous action scenes and cheesy acting.

Firstly I want to say that I am British and therefore never seen a Bollywood film and watched it due to being on a long haul Emirates flight so I thought I'd try one out on the built in entertainment system.

I didn't know what to expect but from my non Indian perspective it is very cheesy some of the acting and stories.

However it was fairly enjoyable and easy going. Not a masterpiece or anything and it doesn't fully make sense even at the end and the story has some flaws but at least it had a lot of twists and kept me watching to the end.

However I don't understand why they have to make it completely unrealistic such as dodging bullets, taking on an entire army and punching people so they fly backwards in the air.

But overall it was an okay watch.