James Reilly

The amount of smooching and kissing is unbearable. Unnecessary. Just disgusting it may as well be a porno.

Overall, The Equilizer 3 is a fantastic movie that provides a captivating story. With stellar performances, Denzel Washington at nearly 70 years old still shows he has got it. With a compelling plot, intense action sequences, and well-crafted suspense, it's a must-see for fans of the revenge genre. The beautiful Italian backdrop adds an extra layer of immersion, making it a truly memorable cinematic experience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who appreciates this genre.

Good until the end. The white man abuser of two black women. It's so predictible in this day and age. They could have done so much with the plot.

Initially, the show takes a bit of time to gain momentum. I must admit, I wasn't fully engaged in the beginning, but I decided to give it a chance after the first two episodes. And, to my surprise, it really found its stride from the fourth episode onwards. In the early episodes, the series introduces us to the characters and delves into various subplots that revolve around the protagonist's love life, family dynamics, and personal history. Which I found quite repetitive and slow. However, at its core, it centers around a miscreant who initially sees sumo as a means to make money without truly respecting its traditions. As the story progresses, we witness a transformative journey as the protagonist undergoes a change in attitude and embraces the essence of the sumo way. The entire season seems to be setting the stage for a promising second season, with some subplots left unresolved and an intriguing cliffhanger finale. I genuinely hope that Netflix decides to renew the series, as I believe a second season has the potential to surpass the first. Before diving into the show, I recommend doing some research on the world of sumo. Familiarize yourself with glossaries and rules to enhance your viewing experience, as it can be confusing without some prior knowledge. Despite this, I highly recommend giving it a watch, but it might be wise to wait for a confirmation of a second season before getting invested.

The wokery for me, quite frankly is too much for me to handle.

Can't get enough of it for some reason. Very interesting to see Korean dating culture.

It's boring, it feeds of trying to compare Diana to Meghan, it's ridiculing the royal family and it's just fakery.

I thought this was fantastic, definitely not what you'd expect someone to do! I liked the way the series keeps you at bay by jumping from different decades rather having a more linear narrative. Highly recommend, best true crime I've seen in a long time.

Really funny. It's not woke. Some events are obviously scripted but still very entertaining.

I liked the story, at times it was very suspenseful. But the constant time-hopping got on my nerves a bit.