Siddhesh More

Season 3 has been a complete downhill. In the first 2 Seasons, there were signs that the writers were trying to simulate Game of Thrones but Season 3 is not even trying to hide that fact. Guddu killing Robin exactly like the infamous GoT scene was totally unnecessary. Golu who's supposed to be the smart one conveniently goes in and out of character just to trigger random plots that writers thought were a good idea. The writing has drastically changed, in most episodes nothing significant happens. Many characters feel like total strangers and most deaths in the first 7 episodes have no impact on the audience. Also, It seems like writers are just using drugs to forcefully create scenes. The first 2 seasons managed to stay interesting all thanks to Munna. With Munna out of the picture, Season 3's plot is all over the place with nothing to ground the story.

The plot lacks coherence, the character development and dialogues are cringe-worthy. Trained fighters bungle fights, while farmers inexplicably become heroes. The movie is brimming with clichés, and the storyline is overly predictable. The writing is lazy, riddled with flaws. The sci-fi technology depicted in the movie conveniently changes to suit each scene, resulting in unintentional hilarity. 1. A ship capable of destroying planets with nuclear weapons is depicted as running on coal, with crew members manually feeding the engine room. 😂 2. It appears that a small group of soldiers left behind highly explosive weapons capable of ship destruction that the villagers use to fight the motherland's forces that are armed with tanks but can only fire low impact bullets. 🤣 3. Despite being armed with guns, a dozen soldiers sent to capture hostages inexplicably switch to swordfighting simply because the protagonist prefers swords. 4. An admiral commands a ship capable of traversing the galaxy and obliterating worlds, yet the ship's weapons are operated using vintage manually operated handheld binoculars, giving the protagonist ample time to sabotage the ship. 🤦‍♂️ The examples are endless, highlighting the absurdity of the film. However, it can still be enjoyed for its unintentional comedic value.

It's funny and sad. It's silly and meaningful. The attention to detail is extraordinary. The characters are well defined. I enjoyed every bit of this show. The only reason I've not given the 5th star there is because the 2nd last episode should have really been the last one.

Amazing first half followed by an equally disappointing second half. Exaggerative unrealistic fringe story justifying crime told as if it's the story of the entire country. It's watchable for the strong acting.

The result of sheer incompetence and cliché rip-offs from Hollywood. Unoriginal. Boring. Slow. Disgusting. Such a waste of time. How did Netflix even allow something like this on their platform ?! Isn't there a quality check ? Do they not read the scripts ?

It started off well but fails to keep you hooked through the season. All the actors have done a great job at their respective roles but it gets really irritating when you realize that most of the complications in the plot are purely based on lack of communication between characters. Even information that could provide Aarya with all the leverage she desperately needs is held back just for the sake of complicating the plot.

The movie was made to look like a cinematographic masterpiece. I can picture the director going, I want this scene to look like this, I don't care if it doesn't make sense, just make it look good. Pattinson has played the role well but really struggling to hang off a ledge is most of Batman's troubles in the entire movie. It sucks that the Batman has traded technology for style and I'm surprised that in all of Gotham's criminal masterminds, not one has figured out that they he should probably be pointing his gun at Batman's face. In past movies, often that loophole was covered by giving Batman the element of surprise as he sneaked on his opponents disarming them before they had a chance to pull the trigger. That was Batman. This one just knocks at the front door while taking heavy fire from Criminals who for some reason believe that firing their guns at his armour is their only option.

I loved all of it but the last episode which was a deja vu of Game of thrones season 8. It does feel like Jenna Ortega is carrying the entire show at times. I was disappointed by how one teen werewolf was able to take on a hyped up monster such as Hyde. Well, it isn't the first time Netflix writers have been lazy and it certainly won't be the last.

This is one of the best Marvel series ever alongside Loki. All the positives have already been highlighted well by other reviews, so allow me to nit pick the negatives: 1. I did not like how Daisy's character was made so reckless and unlikable. At certain points it seemed like she didn't care if her team members live or die, but withholding her powers for her own selfish reasons was somehow more important to her. This is so unlike the Daisy who's been trying to make up for the deaths that happened in her wake. 2. When it comes to time traveling, I think after a point It was overdone and overextended. Saving earth from blasting into pieces should have been the end of it. Season 5 was the true finale. 3. It seemed as though the writers were forced by the production to work on a season 6 and 7, not caring about the drastically falling viewers. In the last 2 seasons, the writers wrote the plot first without giving any consideration to the characters and their powers. When Shrikes entered the mouth of any agent, everyone had a good 10 seconds to pull them out, even a regular agent should have been able to react in that moment but even Yo Yo just stood there waiting for the Shrike to take over its host. It was so stupid that even after defeating Hive, S.H.I.E.L.D struggled to deal with a bunch of bats who fly into people's mouth. While the storyline never disappointed, the characters just got out of character with every episode, to the point that I couldn't relate to them anymore.