Reviews

"Are you trying to seduce me?"

All jokes aside, what a great, great little film it was! It touches on a very delicate subject, which is the way people are brought up. In her case, she was uncomfortable about her sex life all her life and needed to be free. And people shouldn't waste all their lives being sexually repressed only to find that out when they're old. In his case, repressed as well but behaved in an opposite direction. But both were hurt and broken.

About the acting, it was superb! The two main actors were both very natural no matter how awkward those situations were. I believed in every scene.

I think it could very well be a theatre piece! I'm sure there'll be lots of domestic and international theatre productions!

I like where it's going about the parallel worlds. When car colors change, I can go for that. But names? Paul's wife and daughter have their names changed but Paul didn't go much about that. I think he should look more confused. Even more at the end when he meets a very different Bud! But like I said, I like where it is going!

I like where it's going about the parallel worlds. When car colors change, I can go for that. But names? Paul's wife and daughter have their names changed but Paul didn't go much about that. I think he should look more confused. Even more at the end when he meets a very different Bud! But like I said, I like where it is going!

Halo is a TV series that does justice to its source material, the popular video game franchise of the same name, and also stands on its own as a quality and entertaining show. The series features a compelling performance by Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief, the iconic super-soldier who fights against a hostile alien race. Schreiber balances the stoic and badass persona of Master Chief with glimpses of his humanity and vulnerability, as he struggles with his past and his identity. The series also explores the relationship between Master Chief and Cortana, his artificial intelligence companion, voiced by Jen Taylor, who reprises her role from the games. Taylor brings warmth and wit to Cortana, who serves as Master Chief's guide and confidant, as well as a source of mystery and intrigue.

The series also boasts impressive production values and special effects, which create a immersive and realistic depiction of the Halo universe. The series showcases the stunning visuals and designs of the various planets, spaceships, and weapons, as well as the epic and thrilling battles between the humans and the aliens. The series also pays homage to the game's soundtrack and sound effects, which enhance the mood and the tension of the scenes.

Halo is a must-watch for fans of the game, as well as for anyone who enjoys sci-fi and action. The series offers a captivating and emotional journey that explores the themes of war, identity, loyalty, and destiny. Halo is a TV series that delivers on its promise of being a faithful and respectful adaptation of the game's mythology, but also a creative and original expansion of the story and the characters.

It doesn't know what it wants to be. It cannot be watched by children neither by adults. It's filled with gore yet Santa Claus is real and he wants to spread the message of Christmas. I think it's a waste of time, money and talent. I like the actors of the movie but with a bad direction and a terrible script it just can't go anywhere. I'm not against making a different Santa Claus, we had two other good movies like this with Kurt Russell and Mel Gibson and they worked out great because they had a target audience. I had to stop watching this movie to get a grip and then came back and made it to the end asking myself why did they do this movie in the first place. Just a total waste, don't watch it if you like yourself and the spirit of Christmas and and the spirit of gore! 😂

It tries to be funny but fails drastically. Although the aesthetics look perfect and the acting isn't so bad, the direction and pace dragged me down completely. I couldn't care less who the murderer was. I got desinterested. The detective's assistant couldn't be that naive and childish. If the movie's intention was to be that way on purpose, then it definitely succeeded.

It tries to be funny but fails drastically. Although the aesthetics look perfect and the acting isn't so bad, the direction and pace dragged me down completely. I couldn't care less who the murderer was. I got desinterested. The detective's assistant couldn't be that naive and childish. If the movie's intention was to be that way on purpose, then it definitely succeeded.

"The Eye" is the most visually spectacular episode of this show so far, and it proves to be the best based on its epic scope. Cassian continues to grow and is a fascinating individual, so wherever the writers decide to take him as the next step on his journey is somewhere that I can't wait to follow.

The cinematography and effects were stunning, I was absolutely in awe of the visuals this episode.

The acting and writing were spot on and engaging. Tense as anything with riveting action sequences. It almost felt like a Christopher Nolan movie at times. I love the three episode arc structure where we get the build up episodes and then the kicker at the end, it allows each storyline to fester and build so that the conclusion feels earned. Of course the real focus of this episode was the heist but Mon Mothma and Luthen both get attention back on Coruscant and I enjoy seeing their storylines simmer and flex in response to happenings elsewhere in the galaxy.

I don't understand all the hate. It's a good and certainly creative movie. While I still don't know the relevance of the monkey story, I found the movie to be unusually intriguing and very creative about the characteristics of the main protagonist. I've never seen such an approach before... I mean, who'd think of an UFO to be a whole being itself?! By the way, I think the ET should have lights, like a luminescent being, i.e., some under water animals or even fireflies because, after all, every report on ETs says the have lights! Other than that, it was a very entertaining movie, even so, sometimes it felt a little slow. Let's say it's a slow burner then! Lol Overall, great acting, superb cinematography, believable special effects and an unusual story. Just watch it with an open mind and I'm sure you'll enjoy it! ;)

I don't know what happened here... This second episode is terribly sluggish! Nothing interesting happens. It's so depressing... I hope it gets better writing and directing! Some things don't even make sense, like, for instance when the tough teen goes to her old non existent home by bicycle, who's bicycle is that? Plus, it was a vintage! Where did she get it? And the other girl just show up there? How? In the middle of night?! And the old Asian girl, who did she become so dumb and depressed and so annoying?! Oh, well, I'll give it one more try and see if it gets better because the only thing that's keeping me interested is the time traveling future people now!

How can you ruin what was working so good? By writing a lame last episode! 😂 The acting is pretty solid, though.

5 for the last episode. Could've been an 8!