Ifelunwa Igbomor

It's not easy bringing fiction to reality. The writers of this series did their best. Id like for the series to end in season 4. There's really no need to drag out the story. The sheriff is outstanding in his acting. Genuine and seems to want to protect the citizens but I think he overdoes it. He makes himself judge and executioner. I get it, no one wants to make the hard choices but he needs a break too. The deputy sheriff has been through hell being in this horrific town. He seems to have everything in control. Donna just wants to stay alive. It's a good thing but she depends on the sheriff too much. There's no love interest between them, so she shouldn't be putting too much on him. Ellis likes that he's Dad (sheriff) is in charge cos it favours him and Fatima (wife). Ellis let's his Dad do the tough things that he as a husband should be doing. That's odd. He wants to continue being a boy instead of a husband. How is the hospital still running with supplies and medication? That's something I find odd. The fact that Kristi (doctor) can fix almost everything as if she didn't specialize. Umm, I don't know any doctor that can do all things. How is it possible that the bile from the creature that was killed didn't work when used on other creatures? The Matthews family. Jim isn't what he tries to display. He wants to show he's a protector of his family but sheriff is 1000× what hopes to be. He's a weak man that has no bond with either of his kids or wife. Tabitha is the most confusing and docile person in that family. It almost seems like she doesn't exist. I thought she'd have some special powers or something but she's so ordinary. Julie is lost. While Ethan is being ignored in that family. This series needs to clear things up in season 4. Let it be the last one.

I enjoyed watching this. Their bond is unbreakable, despite the altercation between them; they still love each other. I liked how they supported each other through thick and thin. That moment between Odette and Richmond under the tree was epic. When the fruit hit her face, that was so funny. The love that Lester had for Barbara Jean was endless. Big Earl was such a kind person. It's really a feel-good movie.

Nowhere is an inspiring movie about Mia and her struggles to get a better life for her family. At first, pregnant Mia was doubtful of her strength and resilience. As challenges mounted, Mia found herself dismantling them. I never imagined that Mia would last nearly a month in the ocean, in container that had holes in it. She was so determined to live. I found myself catching my breath several times while watching this. When things seemed like they were looking up, Mia cut her legs. Her situation brought out a series of skillset in Mia: She became a phone technician, a welder, a midwife, a fisherwoman, a pediatrician, a rainwater collector, a physician and a raft maker. She definitely did everything she could to survive. It was so inspiring. I loved watching it.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this movie. This movie shows us how marriages have their ups and downs. Nina gave room for everything that happened. 10 years of marriage isn't an easy feat and shouldn't be lost just cos of a whim. Janek had nothing to lose, so he continued to encourage Nina. Good thing she changed her mind about leaving her husband.

So catchy and cheesy. The beginning where they met in that eatery was epic. I like that they were always quarreling, it looked like siblings fighting.

Ana was a messy character. She was all over the place and unfit to be a mother. She acted as though it was only her who lost her late husband, while forgetting that she had Julia to cater for. Victor got the end that was suitable for him. He was very disloyal and never cared for anyone. My bet was on Dolores (Ana's friend) as the murderer. Julia played an unexpected role. They had me guessing even till the end. It was really interesting.

It was so sad that Jay passed but I was also happy that William lost something. I wish Ingrid didn't suffer from Williams poor choices. There was really nothing spectacular about Anna that had Williams shaking in the knees. There were countless women but he just had to steal his son's fiancee.

It's really captivating movie. It shows how manipulative & abusive some men are. It also shows how women try to keep the relationship going when all the wheels are off. Emily didn't want to cut her loses and let Luke go. Once Emily got promoted to PM, Luke became jealous. He felt belittled to work for his new fiance as her finance analyst. Even though their boss could see Emily's brilliance, but imagined she got the promotion by sleeping her way in. He tried to get her in trouble severally by making impulsive decisions and suggestions. He was never thorough, thereby making Emily look stupid in front of her boss. I love how Emily got her pound of flesh in the end. Gladly, the directors didn't allow Luke get away with almost messing Emily's career up. Everyone can move on with their lives. It was a relief Emily stood up for herself. Bravo to the cast and crew!

It's so sad that Sarah didn't know what love looked like. I expected her to stick with Tom. You can't get love from someone who doesn't love himself. He kept asking to dive deeper than his last record. He was so obsessed with winning an imaginary competitor. Sarah, chose the wrong man. And in reality, Tom is supposed to say that Pascal was the last person seen with that oxygen tank. But of course, that's how the directors want the movie to end. It was sad to see that something similar happened to a 28 year old woman in 2002.