Reviews

When Norway is making a movie, you know it's going to be good. But I'm a bit disappointed.

Out fellow Scandinavian neighbour, Norway, are amazing and making and telling the stories of Nordic mythology. They make movies that have a great mystery and drama like Beforeginers, Trolljegeren(Trollhunter 2010) and Bølgen(the wave 2015).

But im a bit dissatisfied with this one. It had a great suspense and plot in the beginning and in some scenes throughout the movie. But it just doesn't make it. It's like they are trying to make it more American.

I was something else. Like the typical Norwegian movie. But I'm glad Netflix took it! They need to make more international movies, and they have.

Over all, a bit Godzilla. But with Nordic mythology.

This movie is so underrated, I'm so glad I accidentally pressed play.

It's funny, well written and it's something I've never seen before. I really like the 50ies touch on the fashion and colours.

I like how slow it is, and each scene is so overthinked(?).

Moonshot is definitely on my top 20 movies.

I think that we are a bit spoiled after receiving Frozen, Brave and Moana. It think Raya and the last dragon was a bit hasty. I love the concept but something was off. It was also a bit strange having the dragons talk, I think It would be better if they were mute.

I enjoyed it, and would love the see a follow up, but it wasn't as good as some other Disney.

Omg!!!! Le miss! Damn that performance was stunning. Now I know what movie to watch tonight, yes you guessed it, Le Miserable!!!

Amazing! Damn, I want this to roll in the background all the time. I want this one on a big screen on the wall on repeat in eternity!

Those shots was not expected, I'm in love!

Madeline Brewer (Janine) is now on my favourite list. Damn her acting is brilliant and her character is just so sweet and truly good.

I'm a bit disappointed about June's harsh attitude towards her, and I hope that change in following episode, because Janine deserves some love!

I thought this was one of those awkwardly bad acting series with overcompensating effects and bad acting. But I was happily surprised to find out this was going to be one of my new favourites tv shows. More than that, I was exited to see Abigail Cowen in the lead, since I liked her as Dorcas in Sabrina: the teenage witch. This series gives a great mystery and drama. And even though, the script is kind of kliché, there is new and original ideas.

I get that the fans of this series is sad that this is the final episode, but I definitely do not think this episode was bad. On the contrary I think it was one of the best. The ending was beautiful!

I'm sad tho that this series also fell under the cancelled shows of 2020. And I am very displeased with Netflix about this. The chilling adventure of Sabrina Spellman deserves more seasons, like many other shows that came to an end in 2020.

It's funny, sad and IMPORTANT! I love it! And I love that they chose Millie Bobby Brown for the role.

I really don't see where this episode is in this timeline, it makes me confused. What I do know, is that I really want to see more of azreal aka Ray-ray!!

Love the series, but seriously, you can't end a season like THAT?!?!!

Beautiful episode. Lots of love and understanding between unfinished businesses. The "am I about to become a double werewolf?" part had me crying out of laughter!

Loved everything about it, except the ending. I really appreciate the nods to George Romero, Star Wars and zombieland.

The movie has a very slow moving theme, that I love, but it's not for everyone. The dialog reminds me of Wes Anderson and the action about Quentin Tarantino.

It's worth seeing!

This is not a good movie. There is nothing wrong with the actors but the script is just really cliche and B.

The is not a story about Robin Hood. It's a story about whom he was before.

It was entertaining,but not more. Will I watch it again? Maybe when I've forgotten about it.

This is something I haven't seen before. The first episode was started with a 25 minutes long scene and it was filled with well thought conversations and props. With the idea that everyone is blind, they have to reimagine what sound really is and how it's used. This they do very well. The way they put everything together is also done some with extremely hard work.