Magali Vaz

I'm not a fan of Woody Allen by any means. Even so, this doc series takes every effort to pain him in the worst possible light while it does the opposite to Mia Farrow. She is allowed to tell her stories unchecked & talks at length about how she rescued her (adopted) kids from wretched situations, never hesitating to use their trauma to make her look like a hero. And a huge amount of family friends are featured who all repeatedly praise Mia for being an amazing mom. Wood declined to be interviewed so the only ones speaking to his side of the story are... Film critics? It really digs and digs, leaving us with nothing substantial while omitting a lot of facts that wouldn't look too good for Mia Farrow.

A little hard to figure out at first but there are a lot of tutorials to help. Realistic, challenging but fun! I can easily spend hours on this one.

This show isn't overtly religious like the title suggest, it is pro theist on the whole. Started out kinda promising in the first few episodes - a sort of happy sad but ultimately optimistic and feel good. It's set in NYC - not very well rooted in logic. Really went downhill soon after the first few episodes with nonsensical twists and turns. By the second half of the second season it has become utterly unwatchable, relieved that it got cancelled.

Garbage, like all Salman Khan films. Made for a specific kinda toxic fanbase.

A dated Home Improvement ripoff that is ridiculously unfunny. Matt LeBlanc really was a one trick pony. ugh.

This show sucks. Having heard all of the hype, I was expecting a lot. British crime dramas are usually far better than American ones. But this was terrible? Cheesy writing with lots of plot holes, and Alice Morgan is one of the more one dimensional and pointless television nemesis written and acted into existence. Sure Idris Elba is good, but not enough to save this mess.

Extremely clichéd.

I'm a relatively new fan of Horror films but have watched a lot of the classics & all of the Conjuring Universe films (five so far, including this). I had high hopes for The Nun but it definitely turned out to be one one of the weakest films (right there with Annabelle). It's got no plot, the story is pointless & non existent. The leads act well enough but not enough to save the film. And worst of all, it's save for two half decent jump scares, it's not even scary. An overall weak film that's best avoided.

If you like political propaganda, this film is a must watch!