Ayan Chatterjee

Netflix's The Witcher season One nails the perfect introduction to the amazing Witcher lore and is a great adaptation of the books (mainly) as well as the video games. The non-linear storytelling of The Witcher is a little hard to understand at the beginning as it switches through three different timelines of Geralt, Yeneffer and Princess Cirilla (or Ciri) but the story kicks off soon it eventually becomes a fantasy treat. As an avid video game lover, (I have actually completed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and I loved it) I really enjoyed the show and could easily dive into the intriguing and fascinating world of The Witcher. I would recommend the show in a heartbeat to anyone who wants a take a drive through fantasy-fiction lane. On a note, please don't be misled by the Critic's rating of the show. It's a brilliant show that has not been done justice by critic's who are, apparently not very good at their jobs, most of their reviews are meaningless as they haven't even cared to watch the entire season before giving an honest review (some of them have even skipped episodes!!! Don't believe me then go to Youtube and see for yourself how most channels have criticized the critics themselves). I would give the season One of The Witcher a solid 8.7(out of 10) rating and would recommend you to please see it entirely and then judge for yourself.

If u are planning to watch Hereditary this weekend ,know that this one is a somewhat decent horror movie but with a complicated plot...I can't promise u will like it or not (..I did not), the crew definitely overdid it a little which was not necessary. Although some parts of the movie was promising,especially at the beginning, it just failed to pick up and towards the end it felt like just another horror movie. Overall disappointed..a generous rating for this one will be 6..

great sequel of the Karate Kid movies...barely halfway but already feeling excited to witness the second half...I think it's a perfect anti-plot of the original series, the whole series is presented from the perspective of Johnny Lawrence( who was the evil character in the Karate Kid movies), his life and continuous struggles and lamentations of the past, and Daniel Larusso(the karate kid),despite becoming a popular car dealer, struggling to keep his family steady. When the two of them finally meet ,there is a sense of tension as if they would like to go through all of it again and yet they try to resist their temptations...Finally they seem to be finding their way back into life (with the help of a few others,of course) but still it seems there might just be another twist in the tale afterall.... Can't wait to see the rest of it..will update soon #mustsee #youtubeoriginals