Tony Mathew

I started watching this drama because I really liked Mr Queen. I enjoy shows and movies that focus on food. The drama had a lot of potential, but the ending was ruined by the writers. It felt rushed and didn’t make much sense. The scene from the future at the end was confusing and made it seem like the writers ran out of ideas.

Don Lee, you are an amazing actor—not just for your powerful fighting style, but also for the emotion you bring to your roles. That’s why you’re recognized not only in Korea but all around the world as an international star. I just watched Holy Night: Demon Hunters, and honestly, it didn’t feel like the right project for you. The script was weak, there wasn’t much backstory behind the exorcism, and the main highlight ended up being only your punch. Please don’t take on weak stories just because they’re easy money. If this keeps happening, your star value could eventually dip. I know for some actors it’s all about the money, but I hope you’re not one of them. You’re capable of much more than roles that only showcase your punch.

I'm not a fan of K-pop or K-dramas, but I’ve been following only Korean movies since 2006. I'm a big fan of legendary actors like Lee Byung-hun, Lee Jung-jae, Gong Yoo, Ha Jung-woo, Lee Sun-kyun (RIP), Sul Kyung-gu, Choi Min-sik, and many more. I decided to watch K-Pop: Demon Hunters mainly because it was directed by the same person who made Wish Dragon, so I assumed the story would be good—and it really was.

Great mystery series, funny and humour on the spot. Its kinda feels like slow-paced, but it worked out well for me. Also, thank you, Hugh Jackman!

I really don’t understand why so many people are hating on Painkili. Okay fine, I agree, some of the dialogues are super cringe and the acting also feel a bit over the top. And yeah, the story is not that strong – kind of weak here and there. The comedy was on point in many places. I laughed properly at some scenes, especially those small-small moments. And the soundtrack? Fire! Seriously, the music and background score carried a lot of the film. There are definitely some cringe-worthy dialogues. People expecting some deep or serious movie will obviously get disappointed. But if you’re watching just for some timepass or to relax with your friends, this is not bad at all. Like, don’t go with too many expectations – then you’ll enjoy it more.

Hellbound" could have been just one season with six episodes instead of stretching it into two seasons. By Episode 3 of Season 1, I realized how silly the series was, so I skipped ahead and only watched important parts until Season 2, Episode 6. The funny thing is, I still understood the story, which shows how much unnecessary content was added. The story itself doesn’t make sense. One example is when the chairman gives the detective free choice (I don’t remember which episode in Season 1). From that moment, it’s clear that the drama is full of bad decisions that don’t make any sense. Overall, "Hellbound" tries too hard but fails to tell a good story.*

Pawn made me tears in the movie. Wonderful acting, Amazing movie. Loved it from start to the end. Every time when she cries breaks my heart so badly, even thinking of it. Highly recommend to watch this movie. 10/10

I enjoy movies that explore traditional rituals, and The Old Ways (2020) had a strong buildup with its eerie atmosphere and cultural elements. However, the ending completely ruined it for me. The protagonist, who barely speaks Spanish, suddenly becomes a full-fledged bruja in an instant? It felt rushed and unearned, making it one of the worst endings I’ve seen in a long time.

nalla oola padam. Dileep sir, your old-school comedy doesn't work in new-age movies. Kaalathinu oppam maaran nookku, you are one of the best actors in Malayalam movies, don't ruin it by doing cringe-acting.

The so-called 'based on a true story' angle? Please. It’s like they slapped that label on just to get a few extra tickets sold. The parents don't believe until, surprise surprise, everything goes to hell—literally. And when it’s all too late, they finally see the light. Sound familiar? Yeah, that’s because it’s the same tired plot we've seen a thousand times before.