Mickey Mishra

After going through the credits, (I had the Extra narration on) I found out parts of it was filmed in Australia it seems. Australian films and this one seem to have that deep uncomfortable uneasy feeling to films from there. Film SEEMS to take place in the American Midwest. And it also seems like this film has a RICH backstory. And a lot of tragedy. Acting? THROUGH THE ROOF! And I mean if you did not know it was a movie, you would think it was done with HD quality spy cams in some scene's , they are done so well when replicating a MidWest couple that's been married for 7 years. The Wife in the film? And the actions thought? Spot dead on. Cold at times and so loving the next. Fire and ice. The Husband of 7 years? You can feel it. The Black guy? Best Government operative ever. Picture perfect. Comes in to give you the bad news with a smile. Its just the grim feel of the film is so real to what the dark future looks like if it were indeed a dying world. If you ever looked up the definition of Melon Collie, this would be that film. Its almost Japanese in a way but without the happy ending to the film for you, but the characters themselves seem to be okay with it. MOSTLY.. If you wanted a film that inspires you to think, this is one of those kinds of films. It leaves you thinking about it after the film is over for quite a while. The Cruelty of the story really is off putting. You find out that the smile and why they drink so much in the film is what is going on as the plot that you find out MUCH later in the film. It explains so much. And the Director did the kind of film that will live on as one of the best in Cinema has to offer. I'm not joking about that either. What let this film down was the CGI. It just did not look like it belonged there or was rushed. Its not BAD. Just did not fit in the right way. And just like the movie, I'm leaving this review the same way at the ending...

May I say out right that this show is more like a slow stage play. And the fact it moves slow is perfect. Its not made to give Tik Tok addicts their fix. This is more like reading a novel if you happen to read them at normal human levels. :-) The best thing about this show? IT simply tells a story and one that is perfect for anyone to leave with a bright hope for the future. I mean it. The LAST episode just CLEANS HOUSE with leaving you with begging for more. And wanting to make your own story or thesis of what might happen to them and where they will all go. And 2 of the BEST main actors you could ever hope for. I honestly think it's a conspiracy that they don't want to release movies like this and the public isn't interested in them because they simply make you too happy into joyous about the future and they don't want that. This is the kind of show where you can tell they went talent first, and story priority. Instead of giving a dang about what some Gen Zoomer thinks about what should be in there. They just skipped sex all together. And it's hard to believe for people of this generation, , but not every movie has to have sex, and love scenes or even pointless "Look at me" Instagram affection that is as fake , forced, and cringe as can be. Its almost like how real people go about in the real world. Amazing really! And my lord does it talk about real life where it actually goes into the things MEN and HUSBANDS deal with their wives and makes no apologies about hiding these common things that happen in a relationship or marriage today. honestly and I'm just going to say this one more time this is a masterpiece of Storytelling I don't care too much about the effects I don't care too much about the lighting the story literally is that good you may not even notice your first time through. This is up their with Solaris for watching over again and again. And boy is this a series you can show to the family and not be embarrassed about it. I don't want to get into this but I think if you've never done drugs in your entire life you will enjoy this movie.

About the movie? Just the Movie itself? 5 stars all the way for the actors, cast, and everything else technical about the movie. Even the soundtrack. The story itself? Oooff! Ouch. Man. Ain't that a "You know what!" the weird thing is that this story is actually more like real life then affection because this is the exact thing that probably happens all the time. isn't it weird that your relationships from high school never actually pan out and never last? And you think they would because they're some of the most powerful ones you'll ever have in your life, but unfortunately they never work out. At least I don't know of anybody who are still high school sweethearts years down the road. Or it's extremely rare. it's really funny how life works out and this movie really goes into that because it's nothing but a complete head-turner. I actually started this movie I think three times the first time I fell asleep cuz I was tired and the second time I started and Skip through the middle and then I decided to watch it from the very beginning. And I'm glad I did. just a few days ago Louis rossmann released a video talking about relationships and so forth and was kind of strange that I ended up watching this movie a few days after listening to his pep talk about relationships. And I'm realizing that he is saying this to people that are probably in their early teens and not much further. anyway this movie symbolizes that you're supposed to keep on moving and don't stop just because you hit a bump in the road. I think the movies actually done beautifully and I really like the cinematography and the soundtrack mainly for how they mix The Sounds because nothing sounded out of place. however, this story is truly heartbreaking I mean we're talking like deep down some Kurt Cobain levels of depression kind of stuff. I wonder if the director was trying to convey the story or at least the meaning or the message that sometimes you just have to keep on moving forward and put the past behind you but I'm a little bit hesitant to say that that's what the director's intention was. the movie is simply just a tragedy in my opinion. But it's more real life then just a fantasy or a fairy tale because it closely resembles what real life is today in my opinion. I'm not trying to be provincial here, but I think it's more of a documentary if you ask me of life in America. Or the west. Broken everything. And no one leaves unscathed.

It almost had the feeling of most excellent. But the end credits, and the beginning... Oh dear. I almost skipped the entire movie. It was close to the same feel , but missing out on the action part. It got good. But it was missing something, Oh yea.. George carlin's magic. Its not the same without him. It seems like this movie was a total safe move. Still felt great. But it just did not have the magic. It was still fun to watch. But needed a deeper story. A better villain then the end of the universe. the movie really brighten my day. It also makes me sad that the world still after all these years still hasn't decided to play the same song all together

So far.. Amazing. where is season 2?

there are probably five to six titles that I still remember from the NES days that I enjoyed so much I still play them every once in awhile as a lark. on the NES one of those titles for me was a vice project Doom. it was one of the best games I think I have ever played. not only does it look so much more like a 16-bit Nintendo game but it really shines as a story and everything else about it and especially the graphics for an 8-bit title is simply something that you're just not used to seeing. there was some great titles on the NES but if you haven't played this one or didn't play it during the time you may not get it but from what you were so used to seeing an NES games this was such a step above that it was mind-blowing at the time

DUCK HUNT was my FAVORITE GAME of all time. It was not just shooting the ducks, but the fact that if you lost, you could shoot the dog who laughed at you! But the dog was bulletproof! Man, If I open a BAR, that is the GAME I am having in my bar!