Prakriti Archit

I have read through almost 30 one star reviews so far and every one of them is mad about the doctor being black, or gay, or the themes being too "woke". Well wake up, Doctor Who has always been about accepting differences, whether they be within ourselves or from different planets. Jack Harkness would be very dissppointed in all of you. Not to mention that not a single one of those reviews actually focuses on the quality of acting or story telling, or how entertaining it is. I haven't watched Doctor Who in a while but I had a feeling with Ncuti being the new Doctor because his personality is so magnetic. And the feeling was right. These episode have brought me back to the excitement I had about each Doctor Who episodes growing up. The fact that Davies is back in the writing chair is so obvious, and each episode has had a captivating antagonist/monster and mysterious storyline. I've actually caught myself thinking "what is going on" and been hooked to watching till the end to find out, which is what Doctor Who is all about. Asking those questions. Where, what, when, why, and most importantly, WHO. Not to mention that the dynamic between the doctor and companion is just so natural and fun. I love this season. The acting is captivating. The atories are well paced with twists. The set design is really well done so far. I love the music and dancing added in. I'm excited to figure out the mystery behind Ruby and her mother and Chriatmas Eve. I have been thoroughly enjoying the episodes.

Actually really good. Some cheesy bits, but thoroughly enjoyable. Think if Sherlock met Supernatural.

Oh. My. God. Just watch it. You won't regret it. Incredible writing, amazing pacing, beautiful acting, and an awesome soundtrack.

I am seeing so many bad reviews in media outlets but individuals I have spoken to actually liked this movie. Articles on the movie keep repeating "scathing" and "condescending" while people I talk to say that it was well done. I guess that just mirrors how the media is portrayed in the movie too, taking the real message and calling it unnecesary and too harsh for the sake of lightening the mood. Anywayssss, I liked it. It was entertaining and not subtle at all (and I don't think Adam McKAy was trying to make it subtle if the ending tells us anything.) A lot of criticisms I'm seeing are about how they failed at subtlety, but I honestly think that's the point. They were not trying to be subtle AT ALL. They have Leo DiCaprio as the lead, who is famously known for fighting for climate change. I think the point is to make you think of climate change throughout the movie, not hide the analogy. I think one mistake they made was marketing this as a comedy, because it wasn't laugh-out-loud hilarious. I think they should have marketed it as satire. The editing and camera work was a little weird and too choppy for my taste, but I admire the artistic take. But all in all, I like the movie.

The acting was incredible. The script was well written. They told the story with grit and empathy. Heart wrenching and uplifting. Beautiful. I would totally recommend.