Anshita Arora

Zero chemistry. The lead female actress should properly play grown up Wednesday in the Addams family, same blank face and smile. Zero expressions. Felt nothing except for the parents losing both their kids. Don't waste for your time even for one time watch.

Why aren't such gems marketed or promoted much much more. Such an absolutely beautiful show. Hooked. Slow burn, yes, but it was fire 🔥! Every episode. Can wait for their next case. I wish they make hundreds more of these unsolved cases. What a delight! ❤️

Straight up the most garbage movie you'll ever watch. Thank you!

Watching this short film is like getting a chance to see these actors of tremendous talent act out a play for us. I don't know if I'll ever get a chance to see them like this otherwise. It was such a treat and such a good change. Everything about it was perfect. I love theatre and they delivered. Fact paced and to the point. Exploring the spiritual realm, our Dr. Strange, learnt and gave back to the world, what is most needed. I'd say, it's 10 on 10 from every aspect. I love Wes Anderson's palette. Everyone should watch it to relive the magic of theatre and story telling. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I've seen this film so many times that I'm close to admitting an illness in my own brain where I always know what's coming next but I can't help but sympathize with Andrew - his attempt at trying his best to get this life over with, acting all sorts of crazy when he is very well is aware of what he's running from. Anyone looking at life from his point of view would prefer losing all sense than living with the reality of what he's been through. All of it. If the lobotomy works and he loses all senses and primarily his memory, it's not a win win situation but a world where he could live without the mountain full of guilt. And if it doesn't work, he dies an innocent man, if not for the world but for his own peace of mind. There's no alternative to it. Some traumas don't just disappear, they are engraved deep in our brains, affecting everything we've ever known to be real and good. Distinguishing reality from dreams and hallucinations. Living in a made up reality, if one is forced to live, is all one can do. No judgements there. None at all. It's not a failure, it's a coping mechanism. Ridiculous to a certain level of lunacy but it is for the best. Pain of the body holds no power when our brains aren't in sync. Turning a blind eye to our own suffering can be comforting too. If you don't accept it, it never existed in the first place. This film is all kinds of crazy but beautiful at the same time.

George believed that life after death (even if it was for a limited amount of time) would help humans accomplish their goals and dreams and allow us to bid proper goodbyes to the ones we held closest to our hearts. But this movie proves that no matter how much time you get, it's never enough. No words or time can ever be enough to fulfill one's life and dreams. Our consciousness is everything and it can never be satisfied. George followed his dream but dreams change and evolve, & that is the essence of this movie. You'd do anything to get some more time with the ones you love but no time is enough. Ever. The ending, honestly, made me weep and feel helpless. But such is life. Life doesn't revolve around our plans or visions, we circle around life and what it throws at us. Brilliant in all ways possible. A must watch!

This is Us is reaching its finale and I don't want it to ever end but at the same time I don't have it in me to take anymore of it. It's the most beautiful thing ever made and it will live inside my heart forever but there's only so much you can sob and choke on your own feelings with every passing episode. Love as a facade, hiding all the pain and all the emotions all at once. But wait, they make you sit around and talk about everything. Everything. The most heartfelt writing. This cannot be fiction but it can't be real life either. It invades your actual real private life. Feels unfair, after all this time, to be just a viewer and nothing more to them. Ugh! But the window to see what's going on in their life is coming to an end. That's heartbreaking. Taking away the possibility of you wishing to tell someone how much you love them, IS unfair. But I'm too caught up in it. Let it end. This is it. Goodbye Jack, Rebecca, Miguel, the big three, Tobe, Beth and everyone else. ❤️

I have no words to describe how big a void this film, left in my heart. It's the feeling where you're choking so hard and avoiding it that it's hard to breathe. Gaping for breaths in-between the reality of what one is left with. The film is breathtakingly beautiful and narrates a tale of love. Real, genuine, a hundred percent legit selfless love. I know it's just a film but I wish I could do something to help them. Heath and Jake are such brilliant actors. A million kisses to them for such sincerity in emotions that they delivered to us. There was enough dialogue in the movie but what was not said, was louder than any words ever could. Just love. Love. LOVE.

I wanted to watch it for Serena and Venus but as the title goes, it's about the life and dreams of a father. Will's face and acting left a bad taste in my freaking mouth. Way to go. Never watching it again. A complete waste of time. Boring storyline, boring everything.

The movie made me smile ear to ear. I don't know how to break out of it. It's an absolutely beautiful film. Oh yes! Thank you. Thank you to the makers of this piece of art to for working on this so sensibly and releasing it for everyone to see. Five stars all the way! ❤️ #MustWatch