Mohit Narwaiye

What is love without the compromises you make for the person you love? Don’t the sacrifices—the little ones, the life-altering ones—make you value them even more? Would you still choose to love someone if you knew all the lows you’d go through with them? All the hurt, the frustration, the versions of them you didn’t expect to meet? This movie is a journey through the minds of Joel and Clementine—two people tangled in love, heartbreak, and memory. It starts with the idea of erasing someone from your mind when you feel like you can’t bear the weight of them anymore. But can you really get rid of someone who once meant so much? Can you wipe them from your memory and still find peace in your conscience? The film doesn’t give easy answers. Instead, it quietly, intricately explores what it means to deal with your past—to sit with it, grieve it, and accept that every moment, even the painful ones, becomes a thread in who you are. By the end, it leaves you staring at this haunting thought: are the decisions we make truly ours, shaped by changing perspectives and growth? Or are we wired a certain way—drawn by fate into patterns we can’t seem to break, ending up in the same places, with the same people, over and over? And if we are... would we still choose it all again?

"The first season of Marvel's What If...? was nothing short of a masterpiece, setting a high bar for the series. Unfortunately, it has been a steady decline ever since. The second season felt average at best, with a weak plot and characters that failed to resonate. By the third season, the show hit rock bottom with a poorly crafted storyline and not a single compelling character to hold the viewer's attention."

This movie is one of the best music-driven film i have ever seen with outstanding direction and an unforgettable score. The story centers around Andrew Neiman, a young drummer determined to become the best in the world, and his intense journey with his harsh mentor, Terence Fletcher (played by J.K. Simmons). The film explores the extreme lengths one goes to for greatness, with Fletcher's brutal teaching methods pushing Andrew beyond his limits. Their psychological battle, especially during the final performance, creates a tense and exhilarating climax. Even if you're not a jazz fan, Whiplash offers a powerful narrative about ambition, sacrifice, and the drive for perfection, making it a must-watch.

An absolute masterpiece of a movie! The depth of emotions this film provides is absolutely insane, and the storyline will keep you completely focused. The plot revolves around a teenage boy, Charlie, who has had a tough childhood and suffers from hallucinations of his past. Now, he is trying to fit in at high school. He meets a group of senior students, each with their own problems. They all become friends and navigate the ups and downs of high school life together. The whole movie is about Charlie's selfless nature and how he is willing to do anything to be with his friends, even at the expense of his own happiness. Additionally, there is a complex yet heartwarming relationship with his love interest, Sam, and we see how all of this affects his mental health. The movie teaches us about focusing on happiness, getting through past traumas, and the will to live freely with your loved ones. It has a satisfying ending that leaves a lasting impact.

Indeed, a heart-fulfilling movie with an amazing storyline. This movie depicts the complex feelings of human nature. It tells us how every moment and every person in our life has some meaning and also how we influence other people's lives for good, even if it hurts us along the path. I don't think the movie is about the hero (Tom Hansen), but about the part he played in Summer's life. He made her feel the meaning of love, which she had totally discarded before she met him. Yes, the reason why she left him was unclear and totally disrupted his life, but still, she couldn't change his thoughts about love and "The One" person. The ending was perfect, and I don't want to spoil it for you guys. So, go and watch the movie

Last season of this series is so bad ..and do get me started on ending, it was like writers had no idea where the characters are going and i didn't felt any connection with the new characters introduced. Whole season i was like what is going on !!!

Many plot holes and senseless storyline. Left it at season 1