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I really did not enjoy it and found the series boring and slow paced. I am not sure why but in my experience, with most crime drama series the theme becomes less and less intriguing and thrilling. While with first and second season of this series I really was looking forward to every episode, with third season I just lost interest. It seems that the writers run out of ideas, you would think with all the crimes that happens all over the world there would be enough material to make any crime series very exciting and different. I really did not like this season of Those Who Kill, and I am not so looking forward to the next season as much.

Dear Child is one of the best series I have watched in psychological genre category recently. The series keeps you engaged during the whole short six episodes and contrary to the same type of genres coming out nowadays it is easy to follow. The only fault that I find with it is that similar to most series coming out of that part of the world it is short and hence more cramped. I wish there were more of a balance between the sixteen episode series coming out from Korea and four to six episodes coming out from Europe. All together I give it a 4.5.

I love watching Korean movies but the more I watch the more surprised I am of the culture and the way of life in Korea. This movies made me sick to my stomach watching a young girl is being severely abused and beaten up by her father and grandmother both in front of people and police and nobody does anything. I can understand people not wanting to get involved but the police? How can this be allowed to go on? I hope this is not the real case in Korea but if it is it really needs to be looked into.

I really like the series, for a change there is some action and a story but… What I want to know first is that how Jackie supports herself esp with no job and all the drinking and smoking she does and second how can she work as a police when she is not. Also I wish when there is any medically related parts, someone talks with a nurse or a doctor who works and understands medicine since a large percent of the time it is a joke how unreal these scenes are. For example a person who is intubated like the scene with Osito being intubated, it is impossible to be alert and awake. People have to be put into a medically induced coma in order to keep the tube down in their airways, it is funny to watch these sort of scenes and not laugh.

Terrible. I cannot stand this new age Indian movies, it looks fake with a cheap imitation of western movies. Where are the beautiful authentic Indian dance and music that made up the Indian movies. In the past the theme of the most movies was not as sophisticated but the music, dances and colorful outfits with some of the best acting made up for it, now forget it, you still have some really good actors but as far as the rest forget it, very sad.

I am shocked on how liberal and amoral lot of Europeans live like marriage, loyalty, children and commitment is nothing to them. I know this is just a movie but in a way it shows to some degree the mentality and way o f life in these countries, I don’t understand why they get married when it means nothing to them. The movie was just not very interesting and by no means thrilling. I give it a 2/5.