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Countless times that I've watched this, not a single episode have i been bored. This is absolutely fantastic, blending elements of adult humor into kid's show is the smartest way to catch people's attention. Gravity Falls is charming and one of a kind. It has everything I love to see in a show! I love every single one of the characters, everyone is promising. Alex Hirsch is a genius!!! The characters are perfectly executed. It's rare of me to see a show with a perfect sibling-relationship. Stan Pines could be seen as superficial good for nothing old man but those are only the tip of the iceburg. He is promising. His back story is sturdy and well-fleshed out. Mabel is very cute and brimming with passion and vibrance, Dipper on the hand is socially awkward yet extremely smart—mind you, i relate to him the most. The ending is so beautifully written and splendidly captured, I weeped a ton of tears. I'm so enamored in its world. I want to be a part of it. The conspiracies in the show reflect pop-culture, everything about them, i love so much. Gravity Falls keepsbthe mysteries at its highest momentum! The clues are subtle, and the more i discover them, the more i am held deep to its narrative. I will forever love this. This show holds a special place in my heart.

Just finished all seasons of Breaking Bad; still crying over its tragic finale. I'm left with nothing but phantasm lurking deeply through my bones! I say, Walter White is the best anti-hero i've ever seen. Seeing his character evolve from a loving family man to a notorious kingpin that skulky built a drug empire unbeknownst to his brother-in-law who happens to be the best DEA agent in Albuquerque, he is nefariously genius and so fleshed-out -- his sublime acting deserves every once of appraisal. I love how everyone brougth their characters' to life. I am moving along with Better Call Saul to preserve my Breaking Bad feels cuz i aint ready to let go. 🥺🥺🥺

I love this show so much!!! The characters speak to me in so many level. I love the context of 'moving forward' despite tragedies in life. Living in the present moment is something that we can focus on. It may seem hard when we're caught up in the past but we must train our minds to keep going. I cried so much at the end of the season because again, it was so well done. The character arcs are well polished that you feel sympathetic to Bojack's abusive mother. This show puts so much meaning to mental health. It helps people understand depression. I'm gonna miss everyone in the show. I LOVE ALL OF THEM. 😭

Inside Job exudes its charms in animation. It is a visual wonderland. A dreamlike sparkle in my eyes. It didn't disappoint me. It has everything I love in a show and thus, should delight an array of fans. Shadowy elites controlling the government, navigating work culture along with a panoramic spectacle that mirrors my daily routine. What is there not to let myself fall into the rabbit hole? I have a benign obsession with conspiracy theories even if very little empirical evidence are presented. They are simply alluring and tingles my mind and skin to wander away and leave a space for conversation. Who knows, maybe the truth is better left unspoken. Despite having shortcomings in storytelling, it picks up itself quickly and jam you right into the vortex of subliminal contexts, dark conspiracies and clones of famous political figures. Alex Hirsch as an executive producer and a co-writer is perfect for me. It's an adult animation folks, keep them Disney babies away!

Squidgame was able to juggle themes of thriller, heavy drama, emotional manipulation and a sprinkle of crime thriller in a just-so manner. Housing people with desperate need to earn money and are "living on edge" they must play a deadly twist of children's game in a rich tang of horror. The indecipherable betrayal brews its way to the hearts of the truest antagonists. It loses itself in the abundance of superiority. With a seemingly simple and linear narrative, it propels itself to add emotional weight leaving the viewers with feelings of fondness and attachment to the characters. I love how they were all cultivated from tangible personality styles that we see in real world. Squidgame delivers comedy, anguish, betrayal, alliance, immigration and social hierarchy without falling prey to sloppy plot-holes and losing its flow. This show is definitely a white-knuckle that prompts you to buckle up and savor the journey. I would like to discuss the production value as well, I enjoyed marveling through the maze of colors and unique staircases which are hauntingly nostalgic as they dole out the macabre flavor on our tongue. Need I say more? it's pastel nightmare! I am a fond of resplendent color grading, it has to match the mood it contrives. I am not usually a fan of flaccid and vintage lightning when it doesn't reminisce. Any discrepancy between the tone and the lightning is a no for me. I am satisfied with the grisly blood bath; the final battle is a tangle of anxiety and astonishment. It's a vague unrest to see the true evil kill himself. I see a lot of negative reviews pertaining to the decision of Gi-hun to ditch the airplane and visit his daughter in the US. Hear me out, would you let the rich lure in more victims and exploit their vulnerability and desperation to suffice their psychopathic and homicidal fancies?

I really like the color schemes in this movie. I am a fan of HP Lovecraft and has a penchat for cosmic horror. This rambles me back to the best horror movies in 1980s (ie, The Thing and Night of the Creeps)—equipped with gorgeous cinematography that captures the horrific imagery of celestial aliens assimilating into the bodies of the characters, time dilation, and unimaginable circumstances within the visible spectrum of our reality. Not a lot of splatter scenes but they surely are realistic. I also like the influence of Wiccan witchcraft in the aesthetics. Plus, Nicholas Cage is such an effective actor. Highly recommended.

I have high expectations as critics have a high regard for this film. It didn't live up the momentum. It's bland, boring, and dragging for far too long I couldnt wait to finish so I could sigh heavily—nothing ever happens. The structure is incoherent what was the point of the monster at the end? I thought it would something symbolic. This movie lacks emotional resonance and a steady structure. It failed to convey what it wants to convey. An absolute garbage. I wasted my time.