Mahassa B

The plot was engaging, and the movie was well-made with brilliant acting. However, I’m concerned about the trend of having psychopaths win in films. We just saw this in “Ripley” and some others as well. While real life doesn’t always offer tidy resolutions, depicting villains' victories as acceptable or normal can send a troubling message to an already complex society. It’s unsettling how this trend is becoming more common.

So much respect for Tom Holland and his talent. Brilliant plot and acting. So many surprising twists and turns in the show.

Virtue signalling all along. Example: She tells her supervisor that people think she is being given advantage because of her colour. The supervisor tells her that she shouldn’t worry about it and because she’s an overachiever people are always gonna come at her and he adds:”I don’t see colour. I see people. She gets upset and answers: The only people who don’t see color are the people who don’t have to live it. And the supervisor apologizes to her for saying that. I mean SERIOUSLY??? Apologizing that you said you don’t see color, you just see people? 😡😡😡 VIRTUE SIGNALLING TO THE ROOF. Not gonna see the rest of the show.