MELODY JACOBS

Jewel Thief on Netflix offers great visuals and acting, but the plot has some serious logic issues. Firstly, the villains' blackmail attempt using a recent charity donation makes little sense because, as the recipient, the father could easily report the suspicious funds to the authorities himself. This weakens the entire premise. Secondly, the scene where a doctor is immediately granted access to the pilot's cabin is incredibly unrealistic, as standard aviation security strictly limits such access. The correct procedure involves the doctor communicating through the air hostess. This significant breach of realism took me out of the movie. Predictable but watchable despite these flaws.

With Love, Meghan" is an absolute delight! From the very first episode, Meghan Markle's warmth, grace, and creativity shine through, making this series a true joy to watch. She has such a soft, feminine, yet strong presence that feels both inspiring and comforting. The way she blends elegance with a homely, welcoming vibe is simply beautiful. Each episode is filled with thoughtful touches, heartfelt moments, and Meghan’s signature charm. She is not just an incredible host—she is a storyteller, an artist, and a true embodiment of kindness and creativity. Watching her feels like having tea with a dear friend who makes everything feel special and meaningful. If you're looking for a show that is uplifting, stylish, and full of love, this is it! Meghan is a true delight to watch, and this series is a must-see!

The actors deliver great performances, but La Dolce Villa feels incredibly predictable. It follows the same formula as many other romantic movies, with only a slight twist—the 1 euro villa element. Beyond that, everything unfolds exactly as you’d expect, making it feel like a story you’ve seen countless times before.

Solid 10/10. Inspired. God is great. Jesus is Lord.

The movie had a solid cast that could’ve carried the story well, but the script just didn’t do them justice. It’s full of plot holes and decisions that don’t make sense. Characters act in ways that feel unnatural, and the story ignores basic logic, almost like it assumes the audience won’t notice or care. It’s frustrating when you’re trying to enjoy a movie but keep getting pulled out by moments that just don’t add up. The biggest letdown for me was how predictable it was. It followed a formula we’ve seen countless times, and by the midpoint, you could pretty much guess exactly how it was going to end. There were moments that hinted at something better—a solid thriller—but instead, it relied on fillers and absurd scenarios that took away from the tension. And then there’s the ending. The “hero” caused the deaths of two colleagues and still ends up being rewarded with a position as a cop? It’s completely unrealistic and felt like a slap in the face to any sense of logic. Overall, Carry On feels like a forced thriller that never quite finds its footing. It starts with promise but quickly falls apart, leaving you annoyed rather than entertained. This could have been something great, but instead, it’s corny, predictable, and forgettable.

This movie gets a 10 out of 10 from me. The cast is excellent, the plot is well-written, and the performances are top-notch. Lesson: You can never fully know anyone.

If you're a fan of unrealistic movie plots, then this one is for you. While the graphics are impressively cinematic, the storyline is practically nonexistent. This movie earns a well-deserved rating of 1.0.

An amazing movie. This movie, in my opinion, is not only a movie; rather, it is a representation of global events. This film continues to highlight how girls are treated like prey, and the orphan girl child is left with no option. Always remember that justice can still be served if you have any knowledge regarding this kind of event. It may require some time, but try. Bhakshak focuses on highlighting the injustices experienced by young girls under 18 who are raped, sexually abused, or murdered, highlighting the need to keep fighting and protecting the girl child.

Dark tells Orion that millions of kids are afraid of him, but he is harmless. Dark doesn't like the way humans think about him. He says everyone is against him. He tells Orion that he is just a regular guy trying to do his job. This animation will give you a different way to view things if you fear the dark a lot. This animation will give you a different way to view things if you fear the dark a lot but the story is a bit confusing.