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Despite Leo's solid acting and Jennifer's spot-on performance, the satire sometimes feels like a documentary. The editing doesn't look pro, nor does the script. The incoherent transition to videos of nature are irksome.

Though it isn't as gripping as Part I, it has its moments. John Krasinsky is a master in developing a thrilling climax. Emily Blunt is flawless as usual. But Millicent Simmonds steals the show with her mature acting skills.

It's an almost perfect social experiment to understand humanity, prejudice, ethical gray-areas and manipulation. The idea was brilliant but not the execution of the movie. The anticlimax was dissatisfactory.

The best sitcom for nerds. I loved the use of scientific or superhero jargon in dialogues. Penny iss super-pretty. Sheldon is hilarious and so is Leonard. Sometimes, the plot seems over-the-top, but overall it's very well written.

This is the best medical series of all time. Dr. House plays Sherlock Holmes while investigating rare medical conditions. The sub-plots make each episode fun. The friendship between Dr. Wilson & Dr. House is legendary, to say the least.

It is the best Sci-Fi series ever. I loved the plots, the dialogues and the acting of each character. My fav is Jeri Ryan's 7 of 9.

It's a well made documentary elucidating the works of scientists in myriad fields. The interactions between the scientists add a human element to the narrative which makes the exposition of cutting-edge research very interesting.

Henry Cavil made Superman cool again. The movie was a visual spectacle. Russel Crowe, Michael Shannon & Amy Adams do justice to their roles. Director Zack Snyder's vision is breathtaking. Zimmer's score is other-worldly.

It is incoherent. The music isn't inspiring. The shots stay too long on faces. The CGI isn't great. A lot of potential wasted. But the Flash scene was mind-blowing.

After Gone Girl, Pike once again portrays fiery lady in this movie. Peter Dinklage acts well but the weak script disappoints a lot.