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As someone who watches the Final Destination movie every few years, coz I love em, this movie was such a treat and addition to the collection. They didn't do the easy layup deaths and mixed up the order and delivery of the death scenes. I loved it. It felt more grounded and emotionally tuned than the previous films, especially as it was dealing with a single family -- until the actual death scenes which were gratuitous and hilarious lmfao. I mean they tied it off well, and Tony Todd has passed away RIP. But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't hoping for a few more films. Nah let's end on a high note I guess... or not? 🫠

This is a god awful game and it is a chore to complete. For fans of the original RPG Paper Mario series, this game is cursed beyond repair. There are barely any RPG elements in battle instead you are forcefully "treated" to a puzzle based system that overstays it's welcome after the initial tutorial and then overstays its welcome for the entirety of the game!!! CAN ANYONE SAY FUN?! And Olivia.... God she's bad... If this phone app Paper Mario game wasn't already leeching my soul as I guilt played the game for the sake of my $60 dollars -- this nimrod Olivia makes the game take doubly long by over explaining every little tid bit. Pleaseeee Nintendo, you did what you did, but give this game a free demo so that no one else accidentally buys this POS for the sake of Nostalgia. It isn't Paper Mario...

Effing love this show so far, on episode 3, and can't wait to binge through the next 17 episodes, I gotta slow down my sprint into a marathon because it truly is a unique experience! Vincenzo blends genres effortlessly with the protagonist hailing from what feels like a gangster show during the intro and into a procedural style k-drama with lawyers and cases and the icing on the cake are the kooky inhabitants of the apartment complex (a la Sweet Home, Strangers From Hell) where the show is primarily taking place! It's all over the place in the best sense, scene to scene I feel like I'm watching multiple shows all sharing the same characters, and inevitably all these worlds will collide toward the finale! It doesn't need to impress me with where it is heading because it has already impressed me with how we are getting there :) Jeon Yeo-been is a show-stealer as Hong Cha Young! A+ on the cinematography, costumes, and score as well

A lovely and authentic television series that's chock-full of late 50's, early 60's New York lifestyle, idioms, fashion and culture. It's a blast to the past without having to time travel. The writing is sharp, witty, and the actors are all spectacular but I've seen many other shows hit those marks too without it being in the same grade as The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel; what really ties it all together is the costume design and the score! It really manages to transport you to a different time and era.