Marina Jouka

Started out interesting but had a cop out ending. I hate when directors end stories this way without giving the audience closure. It's plain laziness, not creativity.

Visually beautiful but that's all it's got going for it. Storyline had so much potential but the series never took advantage of it, leaving it simply boring.

I am only on episode 4 but can't get past the seriously excessive, over-acted sex scenes that add nothing, zero, zilch to the story. I can't even focus on the murder plot. Sucks cause the genre is right up my alley but the sex scenes are ridiculous. I hoped after a few episodes they'd get toned down but so far hasn't happened so I'll probably stop watching.

I am enjoying it but it's hard to think of these characters as teenagers. Why cast 20 something year olds to play 16-17 year olds? Has the casting director met 16 year olds lol? Just not believable. So I ignore that they're supposed to be teens and that makes the show much better.

Renee is fantastic but the film itself is simply boring. There are many aspects of Judy's life that would have made a better storyline. Renee's acting was the only thing that made it worth watching

Super slow. I appreciate the artistic black and white, the storyline 'n all but after watching 2 episodes I find myself fast-forwarding the rest just to get to the ending.

I loved it. While critics always look for "deeper" meanings, not everything good has to be that deep. This is lighthearted, destressing and just plain fun to watch. The characters are adorable and it's been a while since I had this many laughs from a series. I binged on all 8 episodes in one day lol.

West Side Story is not a genre I like but I appriciated the artistic elements and acting in the original. This new one was so boring that I started playing a card game on my phone. It was choppy, the characters were not believable. Overall it was a waste of my time and money.

Overall OK, not great. Really slow but the good acting somehow makes it work. What irritated me a LOT was that every 3rd word was the F bomb. Men, women, kids. Happy? Drop the F word. Angry? The F word, of course. Common, do people actually curse THAT much lol? The plot is good but some of the decisions the characters make are beyond dumb and literally unbelievable. Kevin especially. That one episode where John is hallucinating was unwatchable. Felt like that was squeezed in just to make 3rd season 10 episodes. The entire thing should've been 2 seasons at most.

It wasn't bad. I knew what Madame Curie had invented and her impact on science. I admit I never dug into it too much and didn't know anything about her husband's role, her scandalous affair, her daughter etc. This movie triggered me to read more about her (cause I don't rely on a movie for facts lol). The flash forwards, though I didn't feel were done particularly well, were actually interesting. I read all positive and negative reviews about those but wanted to make up my own mind. I found those scenes really put things into context, both the positive and the negative aspects. The ending was sad because it seemed there was far more bad than good that came out of her scientific discoveries which isn't accurate. It was interesting to see that her husband (and she too) understood the magnitude of what their discovery could do to human kind but chose to be optimistic about people. It did make me think "just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should" but still, no denying all the good that came out of their science. Overall, I didn't find it a waste of my time to watch which is a big compliment given the poor quality of movies these days.