Minnie L

I loved Lupita's performance, however the movie itself was not as entertaining as I thought it would be. Yes, there were jump scare moments here and there, however I thought there would be more to the plot in this sequel. I still don't understand why the aliens/monsters invaded Earth, which I thought would be answered in this movie. Definitely prefer Quiet Place 1 & 2 over this one.

The main female character was very unlikeable unfortunately :/ Also, the many plot twists made this too convoluted

I enjoyed the scenery and backdrops... That's really about it. All of the characters are weak and poorly developed. But what do you expect with only 6 episodes for the whole series? There are a lot of unanswered questions and plot holes throughout the whole series. The last episode was an epic failure and disappointment: 1. A random intimate kiss between two characters even though there was no chemistry or anticipation leading up to it in previous episodes 2. The main character's powers aren't explored or really explained 3. The final battle scene was very underwhelmed 4. Not to mention the CGI was kinda terrible All in all, I would not recommend it or watch it again.

A mess! Honestly, it's entertaining if you can get pass the horrible wigs the actors had to endure throughout filming. The acting isn't too strong in this film but I will say the lead actress who plays Grace did a good job with her performance.

This movie had potential, however you're better off watching a movie on the lifetime movie network. It's gory, shows a little bit of ass, and somehow a woman with missing fingers is able to go on a killing spree. This movie is so ridiculous it's almost entertaining..

This was honestly the worst movie that I've seen in awhile. The story itself was very convoluted, no character development, and multiple plot holes. Waste of time and DVR space. I don't even feel like the acting was that good.

I enjoyed Shin Hye-sun's performance for sure, however none of these characters had much of a personality IMO. Ji-Eum lived 19 times and yet she did not have much of a memorable personality. I'm assuming that has more to do with the writing. And what was with the repeated throwback scenes??? As if the audience needed to be reminded in every episode of the truck of doom and how Ju-Won died. Also, was it ever explained the relationship between Seo-ha's dad and Do-yun? I felt like he was being blackmailed but the show never expanded upon this. Overall, the series had a good premise but it fell flat for me.

Wow.... Just wow. This movie felt like it was not finished.

I don't know what I was expecting when I chose to watch this show but I regret it. This show started off pretty weak and unfortunately was very underwhelming throughout.

I enjoyed it for sure. It was entertaining and I probably reached for some tissues a few times. What I disliked about this series was: 1. Some of the acting was a bit overtop for me. But what K-drama isn't? 2. This show had some gruesome content (Suicide, animals being slaughtered) but I felt like the writers couldn't decide if they wanted a comedy, drama, or a gritty tone for this show. 3. I was disappointed in the last episode. I felt like it was rushed for sure 4. I wish there would've been more dialogue between Kang-Ho and Mi-Joo when Kang-Ho got his memories back. I also wish they would've showed the kids reaction after finding out that Kang-Ho was their dad.