Sonia Michelle

I might update the rating if I decide to finish the show. Only on episode 1 and so far it's implausible and has unnecessary scenes like the private male male scenes that lends nothing to storyline. Also 95 lbs Kiera fighting 2 heftier women and of course besting them makes total sense on 'opposite day. The actors aren't convincing and/or have no chemistry but if they stop the fluffy time wasting, it could be an actual "thriller" as it claims to be.

After 2 whole seasons, there's still not even a remote reason for them being stuck (as of S3 Ep6). I'm beginning to think the show is really a metaphor for being helplessly born and stuck in this up and down reality that you can't escape from (except w/bucket kicks). Otherwise it's an incoherent depressingly bad show. So instead of this being a "horror" show, is its point to make us ponder Life? But they could've at least moved the story along better because you can literally fast forward thru the soapy scenes and not miss a thing. The positive is you can finish the season in half the time tho. Won't watch season 4 and I need to go finish ironing :/

Seems good movies are no longer a thing. Gladiator II deserves 1 star but 2nd star is for Pedro. From the start, when you see Haan/Luscious and his wife, you know it's going to be a bad movie trying to copy Gladiator I. But a bad copy it is, they fight with no helmets, no explanation of how supposedly Haan got to where he ended up and where he learned to fight. Imo, he was a bad fit for the role, looked nothing like the kid would've and he wasn't fit enough. Why he had to leave when his uncle died anyway made no sense. Those CGI monkeys were silly and unbelievable and conveniently gets no bites in. The emperors were silly. It was believable that Maximus would have men willingly follow him because he earned it as a leader not just because he was a good fighter like Haan. Ridley the Ridiculous for making this and Romulus.

I like the actors but it's soo obvious what show is saying' about certain people & society. Very heavy-handed on 'why' folks bad message - blatant was the scene where the black children were singing for the rich white people. Hollywood needs to knock it off w/the white male shade throwing too. Maybe it was produced in 2021 but got delayed or something because the blm experience is Over thank goodness. Just make good stories without agendas. The End.

First of all, if you know someone is out to get you, don't let them turn their backs and make you tea. John suffered from the Oedipal syndrome and he probably also inherited his mother's mental condition - bipolar or borderline. I read the book and unfortunately I'm going to be one of "those' people. Most matched the book but why were certain things changed? Examples are at the end, Kevin finds the picture showing 5 yrs old Nicholas at the door seeing his mom and he gives it to Catherine because he felt that bad for his misguided vindictiveness. He also leaves her his homes after he kills himself, which she doesn't care about because it's a fictional story. The show also never tells why John's girlfriend left Paris to go back home but it also isn't revealed in the book which was silly. Highlight is seeing Sasha Baron Cohen in a dramatic role. I'm glad he got out of being typecast for comedy projects but hopefully the next one will be less thorny.

This movie builds up the tension, throws a few unbelievable "twists" at you only to end at one of the most nonsense ending ever. I get that homegirl felt empty inside after what happened to her but other than that experience, it doesn't go into what happened after that like it did w/Queen Bolene :) I mean, why was she so smart and all techy clever like? Was she a millionaire software developer or psychiatrist? The husband didn't even try to call 911 or 999 I think over there. Bottom line, it gives suspense thrills up until the 3rd act.

First off, yes I read the book and would still give the same rating. It feels cheesy, and a show can be extra cheese like "Revenge" and still be good but this isn't it. -Whoever cast Ray Donovan as the rich, charismatic husband needs to be placed on a PIP. - Why would they change the personality of the matriarch from kind to "b!tchy"? -What happened to the Greek? Replaced a/the frumpy female I suppose for the "opposite of sleep" initiatives. - Why was time wasted w/Chloe (who needs to go back to acting school) and Benji's little brother? Amelia had no chemistry w/Benji or Shooter. All of their scenes were awkward and viewers shouldn't be able to see that. Not a great show but the aesthetics (Nicole's outfits, location/beach scenery) was decent.

The movie was basically about a mystical duplicitous cat using humans to escape the city to get away from the aliens. Moral of the story, cats will probably out live humans in the event of an alien invasion. Reason? Let's see...Cats move in stealth by nature, they're fast, flexi bones gets them thru tight spaces, actually CAN tolerate being in water, can roll up inside an alien's lair, sit on a ledge and watch them eat pod slime all judgy like - without any fear or detection. Moral of the story, cats are clever and cayute. Other than that, it was a sappy story about friendship, not as scary as the other 2 movies.