Dzupaks Veloso

First off, Gerard Butler is always a top notch. (spoiler, spoiler, spoiler) It's quite a surprise how their flight has only so very few passengers when it is New Year's time, supposed to be fully-booked. lol Ironically funny, how Capt Brodie was able to make an international call(surely he has his ways with wires and codes perhaps) from a remote island— where even making a local call within town or city ain't that easy in the Philippines, cause network coverage is commonly poor. lmao. Also, I think it would have been nice, if they gave Gaspare a bit of room, a few story page in the ending. Overall, it's one helluva ride, or I mean flight. cheers.

..and yet, the South Korean's has done it again, from Squid Game to Hellbound and this— The Silent Sea. For me, it's not directly that of being sci-fi, because the storyline seems more "earthling" only they took the scenery into a much higher level and that is, the Moon. Kudos to the cinematography. 8/10. The cast are okay, fit for their roles, Gong Yoo always nail such bittersweet endings like Train to Busan, Suspect.. like no other. The story; overall creativity and execution 8.5/10— can't wait if they'll unfold a season 2.. I wouldn't say, it's a must-watch, but one wouldn't regret watching it. Such a worth of time. Bravo.

I like urban legend-mythical action-horror kinda flicks, and coming from India, got me interested, reminding me of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. But this one's awfully disappointing. Its jump scare moments are somewhat mediocre, it's drama excerpts are even funny. I feel bad for the potential of the story, it spiraled into a kiddy soap drama. Acting 2/10. And those red-eyed nutcracker soldiers, who're supposedly zombies— with a drummer boy.. seriously? Ridiculous. Only 1 character made an effort though, I'll give her a 3.5/10.

..while Safin didn't make much of an impact, I thought Blofeld would have been much better being the last villain. But then again, it was Mr. Craig's last dance, and whatta bang it is. I think, here, James is full of emotion; somewhat remorseful, and quite sentimental. Too bad, Paloma didn't have much of screen time, she could do so much along with John Wick, someday. Bravo Mr. Craig. Thank you.