Anika Tahsin

This movie is a slow, dragging screenplay with no clear start or end. Honestly, I watched it on 1.2x speed to get through it faster. Despite the high reviews, I was thoroughly disappointed. Several plot holes bothered me. Who leaves small kids unattended in such a dangerous situation? Apparently, nobody. And who decides to get pregnant when even a slight sound can be fatal, knowing newborns cry a lot? Again Nobody with a brain. The father's decision to leave his daughter who is smarter then the son with her mom, and chose to take his son instead, claiming to love his daughter later on - not believable and the mother who neglects her and doesn't even notice her absence until dark, is baffling. The story raises many unanswered questions. Where did the water in the basement come from? What happened to the box's cap where the baby was sleeping? The father knew the creature's weakness but never used it; instead, he tried to sacrifice himself. Overall, the story is lame, parenting is poorly portrayed, and there's no satisfying ending - just a bunch of unanswered questions and plot inconsistencies.

The first 7 episodes were great,which gives the vibes lof a 2016 K-drama. But after that, it felt like the same scenes and conversations were repeated over and over. The romance and the female lead's awkwardness became boring. I wanted to finish the show, but it was hard because it got so dull. The second male lead's hairstyle was also unflattering, which seemed intentional. The show started strong but lost its excitement and became a struggle to watch.

So, I got disappointed again by the high ratings. There's nothing in this movie. No plot, just a plain, simple, predictable story without any twists or flavor. The movie's title doesn't even match its storyline; it suggests some revenge drama, but it's just a plain movie with an old script featuring a hero, a heroine, and a family against their marriage. Shiva, the main character, is rude and behaves arrogantly with everyone. He only drinks alcohol and smokes. And the girl falls in love with him? I mean, what?and in the first half the heroine only smiled the whole time. The girl doesn't complain about the fiancé who tried to kiss her forcefully, nor does the hero tell her that her fiancé is cheating on her. The girl tells her father that she loves them more than Shiva but then goes and sleeps with him. Lastly, she tries to cross a busy road running and dies. There's nothing worth watching; it's a total waste of time and data.

So, in this drama, there's a lot about how people judge others just by how they look instead of understanding how they feel inside. It's kind of like that, but mostly it's a revenge story. I feel really sorry for Kim Mo Mi. All she wants is to live her dream life, but she faces tough situations she doesn't deserve, all because of her appearance. Just when I thought she found someone to protect her, he also exploits her. There's also another girl who faces a tragic end. It's really upsetting to see how the mother doesn't even try to understand why her son was killed. She's so blinded by her love for him that she makes life miserable for others and punishes someone who isn't involved. But, it's also not right for a mother to not seek justice for her son. I really wanted to see the main character explain to the mother seeking revenge that the girl she wants to kill is actually her own granddaughter. I also wanted to see her reaction when she learns why her son was killed. Additionally, I wanted the main character to explain to her daughter why she committed all those murders. Unfortunately, they both got killed before explaining everything. That's the only disappointing part; otherwise, the drama was good.

There's a Bollywood movie titled Murder 2, which drew inspiration from this one. Regrettably, I watched Murder 2 before this, affecting my enjoyment of this movie as it seemed predictable. However, for new viewers, it stands as a good film. Despite that, the ending left me unsatisfied.

One day, I was searching for Korean reality shows and stumbled upon "THE DEVIL'S PLAN." Honestly, I didn't have high expectations initially, but it exceeded them by far. The show is fantastic, introducing me to new games, and I'm thrilled with the final results. It's a highly engaging show that I strongly recommend watching.

Here's my honest review: The trailer caught my interest, and the initial episodes were exciting and mysterious. However, as it progressed, each episode felt similar, like watching a loop. The main character kept saying we need to find out who's behind everything, but the plot didn't develop much. It kept going the same way, and the ending was quite predictable and the character of Go Kyung Jun died early, I wanted to see him till the end.

Individuals giving a five-star rating to this movie appear to lack critical thinking. By endorsing such a film, they seem to support the inappropriate portrayal of women and contribute to the normalization of abuse. This movie is highly objectionable, and there is no justification for the content it presents. From infidelity to disrespecting women in hijab and promoting abuse, it's alarming that the censor board allowed it. Those glorifying and applauding the actors for their performances, are you serious? Supporting such content raises ethical concerns. The success of this movie in the Indian audience is disheartening. While people can boycott a film for a minor reason like color, they readily support another that portrays the humiliation of women in various ways. I vehemently oppose this movie, as it conveys harmful messages under the guise of entertainment.

For S1: really want to delete my memory so I can watch this masterpiece again and feel the same feeling,the same fear, the same emotion back. It scared me and made me cry, it made me angry and smile too. Speechless. Can't wait for season 2. For S2: I can't believe I waited for this. The second season is confusing and disappointing. As someone who loved the first season and eagerly waited for the second, it's heartbreaking. The complexity made me stop midway, and I doubt I'll continue or watch the last season. The plot was slow, and I ended up skipping most of it. Episodes were so hard to grasp that I often struggled to understand what was happening. Unnecessary character deaths just to introduce new ones when it wasn't needed left me disappointed. I wished it had concluded after the first season. (I removed one star)

The movie 'Thirst' is undeniably a masterpiece. If you view it merely as a vampire film, you might miss its deeper layers. It offers beautiful and, at times, horrifying scenes, and the ending left me feeling quite melancholic. This was the kind of movie I'd been seeking for a while, a true visual treat for the eyes.