Natasha Lycenko

Everything would be fine, but... What for there is a scene of sexual intercourse (in this case between two men)? No, I'm not a puritan, but why do almost all films have such explicit scenes? To give the films some kind of piquancy that attracts the viewer?

Couldn't watch it for more than 40 minutes. Boredom. Lady Gaga... Was there no one else to choose for the role? She has absolutely no acting talent.

The first episode... I don't want to watch any further. Many wrote their reviews based on the characterization from a political-propaganda point of view: left-right-Muslims-white nationalists... Perhaps they are right. But for me personally, the farting of one of the main characters of the series, twice in one episode, and the emphasis on this, causes rejection. I assume that in subsequent episodes the theme of - how "garbage will be made into a bullet" will be developed: the so-called losers will become super agents.

1 and part of the second series - I don’t want to continue watching this boring series anymore. Nicole Kidman... bad acting, terrible wig, terrible hands - you can't show something like that up close on the screen, that upper lip is motionless from all the injections...

Couldn't watching more than an episode and a half...What is this, anyway? Poor acting. Actors? The son looks older than his father. In real life, the age difference between the actors is 10 years.

Psychological thriller? I do not think so. Kind of a hodgepodge. It starts out as a kind of comedy. It turns into violence. It ends with scenes of a burning car falling into the water and a "sweet": “If you want to find me…” I would like to write: what nonsense this movie is! But the score went up a little thanks to a certain plot twist.

Despite the violence, which doesn't appeal to me, I liked this film. Great acting, I think. The film is full of allegories reflecting various rotten problems of our society: The Hotel is Royal, but everything in it is far from to be "royal". I didn’t like the ending: everything, as always, comes down to this: money will make a dream come true.

Not only does everything feel understated, but the entire film is just boring. As soon as the bag with kittens inside appeared, I stopped watching, realizing what scene would follow. What is this for? Because of scenes like these in many movies, there is a staggering amount of violence in our real lives.

A very mediocre series with bad acting. "DS Sami" is just annoying, you just want to shout: “Stop grimacing and making faces.”

Almost all critics give this film high marks. Maybe because it touches on a very moving and difficult topic? Or out of respect for the deceased actor? I found the movie too long and quite boring. And there was a constant desire to comb the main character's hair. As for the theme of the movie: do all people become selfish when they realize the inevitability of imminent death due to an incurable disease?