Mayank Meena

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“Ted Lasso”, well, well, First things first, I would like to say a big thank you to that one friend who recommended this excellent TV Show. For a long time, I wanted to give a try to Apple TV shows, and I started with Ted Lasso. And it didn’t disappoint me a bit; and I instantly fell in love with it, the humour, the story, and the casting, all perfection. As a football fan who likes to keep track of football news about managers and board members, it gave me a little reason to engage in it more. But apart from football, there’s much more related to life, happiness, family, sports and coaching, which made this show one of the best out there. There are numerous scenes where I laughed, got inspired, and learnt many new things, but in season one, that dart game show made me watch it on repeat a few times and it is undoubtedly the best scene of the first season. I am really gonna recommend this show to every friend who gonna ask for any show suggestions.

Brilliant! "And I know what I’ve to do now. I gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow, the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?" Sometimes, we need to take a short break from our busy lives and invest that time in enjoying what we love. This is where I went for this film and I can say that I made the right decision. The film is a masterpiece that delivers a constant roller coaster of emotions and is full of beautiful narration. How the little glimpses of survival give Chuck hope to keep trying, and Kelly's memories bring joy to his face, I appreciate it deeply, little details like Wilson's character is incredible, and Tom Hanks' impeccable acting and well-timed expressions are amazing. What really makes this picture a masterpiece.

It has a cute storyline, with many funny and romantic scenes, and the cherry on the cake is Sir Tom Hanks. That Brilliant performance, man; this guy never disappoints me.

The amount of emotion in this movie is ineffable. It is more than a movie, a pure form of art, love, care and true bonding between humans and animals. There are myriad emotions throughout the movie and all were worth remembering. I still remember when I watched Hachi: A Dog's Story and I had tears in my eyes at the end and my feelings are no different after watching 777 Charlie. Truly a masterpiece and a great story that I will surely remember for a long time, such stories are always admirable. The cast of the little girl and the stranger who helped Dharma and Charlie along the way are exceptional, the kind of characters that make a movie great. Additionally, the Kannada songs were really mesmerising. Overall, a must watch movie and thank you for reminding me that the loyalty of dogs is above all else and can never be replaced by any other kind of love…

Matt Demons and Leonardo Di Caprio just nailed it. What an amazing movie with great storyline, crime, violation and good acting. Everything is perfectly portrayed in this movie.

To be honest, I am not the kind of person who prefers movies over books as I have tried few like Angels and Demons, The Kite Runner and The Hunger Games but when it comes to comparing their book and movie , then they all let me go. Below So I immediately dismissed the idea of watching the movie after reading any related book. But but but when I read "A Man Called Ove" I really enjoyed it, the story, the writing skills and the humor. And finally as I was passing by the cast of the movie "A Man Called Otto" I caught a glimpse of the great Tom Hanks as if they were actually casting him as the hero or Ove. So after bracing myself for a bit, I sat down on the couch to try. But this time, it didn't let me down, neither the movie nor the book. Although they have a lot of cut scenes that make sense but if you look at the overall this movie is really amazing and the cast, wait let me be more specific Mr. Tom Hanks, Superb acting, loved the expressions, tone of voice and face that really suited the character. Maybe this movie genre isn't something you see too often, but it's a little different. And that's what makes it as awesome as Forrest Gump. 4/5