Zwakele Mthimkhulu

5/5 movie. The sequel is better than the first movie in my opinion. Keeps you on the edge of your seat. It's bloody, gunshots, bazooka but also there's excellent acting and emotion.

The movie was a total waste of my time. Would not recommend it to my worst enemy.

What I think it most special about The Office is how you easily relate to it. You see yourself in some of the characters because they are ordinary people working in a mundane office. It's real. Then it's the brilliant characters who are all hilarious. It's not forced humor but it's so natural. The Office takes you through a myriad of emotions - something many sitcoms don't often do. I am a man and there are scenes that have made me cry. I have also cried from laughter. They are consistent. Every single episode from season 1 until season 9 is absolutely worth every minute.

The movie was a let-down for me. There are clips about Mohammed Ali on YouTube that are far more enjoyable and more insightful than this movie is. The movie is 2.5 hours long but they did not maximise that time at all in terms of telling Mohammed's story. They did not sink their teeth into the story. The movie simply shows Ali's famous fights and gives the bare minimum about his life. It had a lot of potential but did not live up to the expectation.

I will definitely watch this movie again. Romentic comedies tend to be very predictable and clichéd. This is different. It is realistic and if you have ever been in love, the movie will resonate with you. Not only that but it's really entertaining. I will certainly watch again.

The film takes you through a range of emotions. From the heartwarming moments like the Sunday feast when grandma, to the hurt when grandma is no longer there. The disappointment at the selfishness of the family members. It is relatable because you can't help but see your own family members and perhaps yourself in the family. The movie makes you reflect on the shortcomings of your own family. It is also entertaining. Solid movie. Worth the watch.

The show is a perfect blend of Prison Break and Breaking Bad. It is so suspenseful that it leaves you desperate to see the next episode everytime. The mastermind behind the heist (The professor) reminds me of Walter White in Breaking Bad and Micheal Scofield in Prison Break because his moral-code, intelligence, attention to detail, discipline and his vulnerability that reminds us that as brilliant he is, he is only human. You fall in love with the criminals and cannot help but root for them - hoping their plan will succeed. You want them to succeed. Then there are intense love stories that intertwine and impact the heist. The characters are all spot-on. Cinematography is excellent. The story is beautiful. It will leave you on the edge of your seat. I wish I could erase it in my mind and rewatch. 9/10 from me.