Jay C

Funnier than I had expected but the love between the two is so touching. Also, love all the comrades when they're both in the north and south. I LOL a lot. Very Entertaining and the crew did good research to portray North Korean's ways of life without extreme offense.

I barely watched k-dramas but this is one of my favorites. It's excellent in every way; plot, acting, music. I love the chemistry between Song Joong-ki and Moon Chae-won. Bravo!

I hesitate to watch the film at first because personally I don't like action movies. I decided to watch it because of Moon Chae-Won and my love for archery. Turned out it's one of the best Korean action movies I've ever seen.

I watched this movie because of Moon Chae-Won. I didn't expect anything but it's much better than I thought.

Carol is an emotional, classic, masterpiece work of art. Everything is so perfect; the script, the directing, the casts, the performances, the scores, the cinematography. Cate Blanchett nailed the elegant, beautiful, yet traumatized Carol as a piece of cake, while Rooney Mara was also excellent portraying the innocent, curious, self-confused Therese. I love all the subtle gestures and looks between Carol and Therese throughout the movie. You understand them clearly just the way they communicate with each other by body language. In my opinion, Carol is the best woman love woman of the century. If not, at least it's the BEST WLW film I've ever watched in my entire life.

When I googled about this movie and saw very low score from critics, I wondered how it could be that bad when the film’s title is so intriguing because I have mental illness with directly related to my brain. So, I ignored all those critics scores and decided to watch it, and just finished it now. I found it’s so underrated, both plot and acting wises. All the symptoms that Susannah had intrigued me so much I couldn’t take my eyes off it for a minute and wanted to know what’s really going on with this girl. At first I thought she had mental illness just like me but turned out she had it far worse. It also made me aware of a disease that I’ve never heard of before which is quite knowledgeable. For the acting part, It’s heartbreaking to see a girl with a life in front of her and fearless had her brain degrading. Kudos to Chloë Grace Moretz for her excellent performance. I love it when she portrayed all the symptoms aof each episode so vividly and nailed it all. This girl is superb and so underrated for her acting talent. Overall I kind of like this film. It deserves more audiences’ praises.

I have mixed feelings about this movie. I love Chloë's acting, but I'm not really into the ending. If I were Mia, I would choose to go. What's the use of living without your parent and little brother whom she loves so much, and they always supported her no matter what she does. Adam is the love of her life at the moment, yes, but what if one day he broke up with or cheated on her? That's when she would realize that she has no family to lean to and she should have chosen to go. If she chose to stay, I think the reason should be more important than that.