haritha p

Fake happiness, I like utopia but this is an unrealistic Utopia. Everyone tries hard to keep their broad smiles, especially Lilly. Is this toxic positivity or optimum positivity? Helen, Erik needs therapist help, Maddie should stop acting like mother Teressa, Dana Sue should work less and should not take ideas from her friends. The power puff girls should get some rest and not act like superwomen with undying energy. Issac and Naureen should not try hard to act like friends, Naureen's fake enthusiasm is little exaggerated, and Bill is the guy who couldn't make better family plan's makes best funeral plans, so ironic.

Episode one was very promising though the storytelling was unclear in episode1 also. But slowly the story got ruined, and the writers didn't do the homework, this theme would have worked well if it had been written well. The character building was weak, like Kavya's character was hyped up in the first episode and then left her and ignored her like her rich friends, they added so many characters without giving justice to anyone, they didn't even introduce some characters in the beginning and suddenly hyped them up in the middle like the Bengali captain's love story. Princess story was miswritten and misfit the story, It was chaotic in the end, it felt like they mixed up many series and movies like Mean Girls, sex education, Never Have I Ever and others but they didn't manage to craft the story well like the mentioned movies or series. Editing was also not done properly, the connecting scenes were abrupt. They had a good budget for the cameras, cast, and locations but didn't utilise them well.

Tony had found his love for a lifetime only to lose her soon; he couldn't fall in love again even if he tried. He becomes a nice person to a cold-hearted person after his wife's death. He even helps a person who decides to die by suicide, which is considered ethically wrong by the world, but to Tony, he was just helping a drug addict get his freedom from addiction/life, He wasn't entirely wrong; it was an ethical dilemma for me too, Was Tony wrong or right? I still don't know . He tries hard to live, sadly, time just couldn't heal the pain, and it just feels sad to see him that way, Along with his bunch of lonely colleagues, the loneliness vibe hits hard in the show. Though, his sarcasm runs the show, it becomes his bitter coping mechanism, hurting innocents. Some incidents/encounters change him back to the nice person he was before. He tries to survive for the love of the dog and with the love his wife gave him. It was literally a survival for him, It was sad, world is unfair sometimes, I was rooting for his second love, but his first love was overpowering everything else. This show is a reminder that we are nothing but machines made up of flesh without love; evolution sucks!

I love this movie; it is a movie for adults and their unhealed inner child. Although I think this movie isn't for children, kids, or teens, they might take the wrong ideas or messages from the movie.

AMazingly creative, initillgent and speculative. It literally took me to the carol's word that is the end of the world sort of place and it wasn't too hard to imagine because COVID showed us and gave the end of the world experience. I am on the episode 5 but couldn't stop myself from writing this review. I will edit/continue to write my review.