Kyle Raman

**Spoilers ahead**. One of the most immersive, captivating, thought provoking, relatable and entertaining “crime/drug thrillers” I’ve ever seen. Although the show is full of Breaking Bad references, it has its own unique feel, and doesn’t rely on the “main” franchise to be absolutely excellent. It fact, I related to the character more than I did any from BB. Finally not one of those “Dexter-type” endings. Not one of those cliche endings either - I really didn’t expect it. I feel for Kim, Howard and Nacho - they all deserve more in life and in the show, but that’s life. I’m glad they dig deep into the Cartels/Gus’s origin story. I’d hoped Mike would have been in the courtroom on D - day. IMO, season 6 could have done without special appearances from BB (Though I think the addition of Marie was well deserved). I feel for Jimmy, he just never knew when to quit - much like Walt. Although I related to his good natured personality in the beginning, I can’t help but note how many lives he destroyed - most importantly Howard’s. In the end, he did right by Kim.

Definitely in my worst 10 list. You’d think there’d be lots of laughs with Stiller, Vaughn and Hill - hardly. Lazy, poor writing. Now I remember why I only watched this movie once; in 2012.

Refreshing, funny and original-ish. A very inclusive movie with a diverse cast who bring life to the film. The mix of music and dance adds a nice touch. Sure, the “wake up from coma” type movie is slightly cliche, but Wilson makes up for that with a confident and bright performance.

Great original storyline, lots of twists and a brilliant performance from Winstead. Sort of like a Modern “Kill Bill” minus the weirdness.

Spoilers ahead. A very gripping start, followed by almost cringy acting by Lawrence. The attempt to mix comedy/satire with an “Armageddon-like” movie was like “This is the End” all over again, al be it in terrible fashion. Lazy writing, no originality, an open end for no reason at all. Possibly some satirical digs at Anti-Vaxxers. I sometimes feel Netflix producers get the best Stars, drop them into a pot with an average screenwriter and hope for the best! Perhaps they need to recruit the same writers as their hit TV shows for some of their movies. Waste of time

3 A - listers but this movie absolutely stunk. I had to attempt to complete it 3 times. The storyline is horrible. Lazy writing with a clueless ending. If not for Ryan Reynolds it wouldn’t have any positive attributes. Can’t believe Dwayne Johnson even touched this. Horrible.

Oh no. Not another sequel fail. 3 top stars but a horribly written storyline and cringe worthy scenes. Not nearly as good as the first movie. Disappointing.

There's literally been one TV show I've not been able to get through the first episode - this is the other. Horrendous acting from Alba (obviously isn't her genre). Over acting from other characters and a simple and generic storyline. What was the point of this TV show? Horrible. May have been less horrible if Union was paired with someone more suitable.

An extremely captivating start to the 1st season. Characters are unique, original and highly talented. The storyline in the first season was unpredictable and really intriguing. The screenplay is extremely violent - which is pretty much in line with the Punisher character. The first seasons charm fades in the second, but picks up toward the end. A must watch for those vigilante lovers.

(Spoiler alert) A peppy performance from Victoria Justice - probably the only thing that kept me intrigued. Otherwise, another generic dead angel/ghost movie with generic characters. Are there no original writers anymore?