Moni A (Fa)

I love it! Fantasy and reality mixed together, wow!!!! Spectacular!!! Only one little detail I didn't like, the whole season 7, Gothel's sisterhood of witches. That's a bit too too much. I like the fantasy part for the rest of the seasons, but not the witch part, especially in season 7. It's way too dark. I don't have too many shows that I like, however this made the top most favorites I have. Xena Warrior Princess, Rookie Blue, the 100, and now of course, Once Upon a Time Regina / the evil queen is my favorite character. She is a great actress. Her great personality and strong character makes her the key ingredient to this show.

Great show. Very intelligent. Extremely brilliant and bright. The writer and creator of this show is way ahead of his time and Has an a cute and extremely bright mind. I’ve noticed that most shows and movies that are about future times, usually are predicting things that will happen in the future. So for now, we think none of this is happening in our time, but I’m sure that in the future it will. Example, James, Cameron‘s, the terminator, and the cartoon, the Jetsons, and the movie with Sandra Bullock, called the Net, were movies and shows created in the past, and a lot of those things are already happening in our present. So the 100, seems like it’s just about a group of disobedient kids, trying to survive here on earth, but it really is an alert of things to come as they are apocalyptic times.

My all-time favorite show. So far I haven’t found another show as good as this one. It has it all. It makes you cry, and makes you laugh, keeps you entertained and it makes you think. But what it does, the most is, it shows you the different phases the human soul goes through. It reflects the soul of a woman and its many facets. The anguish, the sorrow, the pain, as well as the happiness, deliverance and triumph of the human soul. There’s only one minor thing I don’t like, and it is the ending. She says she must remain dead in order to help, the other souls remain in a state of Grace. She never understood that there was somebody greater than her who had already died for her sins, the God, who had already redeemed her and who had already died for her so she wouldn’t have to redeem others.

British society and its writers, Whether present or past, keep the spirit of the British culture, which is constantly shown on BBC. Jane Austen‘s novels and BBC’s adaptation of them, extract the essence of the English culture. I don’t see any of that here on this Netflix movie. Dakota Johnson is an excellent actress and she would have played an awesome Anne in an original English BBC movie. She stooped too low working with Netflix.