Jasmine Chan

To summit up it feels like the first draft of a romcom. It’s as if an Enemies to lovers plot was shoved into an AI algorithm with the only edit to add more ways to show Sydney Sweeney’s b00bies. Unfortunately the chemistry didn’t make it in the draft edits between the leads but it did with their respective exes. I almost wish they just got back together because those scenes seemed more realistic and less forced. Honestly the writers could take inspo from a a 13 year old’s fanfic. Pretty bad in summary.

If you’re a millennial or above the age of 35 you might find this movie cute and clever but if you’re young then you’ll notice how many unfunny one liners are in the film. Netflix did it again! Every line I felt as if I was supposed to laugh, but I just found every deliver forced and cringe. The “twists” and reveals of the movie were simultaneously predictable and ridiculous. At least in the first movie the twists were clever and interesting whilst being mostly unpredictable. The first knives out was incredibly clever and funny with amazing actors.This one felt like a parody of the knives out/clue mystery comedies. Additionally, the actors felt unnatural following a script. Overall it gave the feeling of a rushed 2020 filmed movie like Raya. If you’re younger or have taste I don’t think you’ll enjoy the film nearly as much as the first.

As someone who just recently reread the entire series before watching I was so pleasantly surprised by the accuracy in the portrayal of the series. The casting is fantastic. The narrator is exactly the voice in my head. I did love the Jim Carrey version, but Neil Patrick Harris (theater kid) did a great job portraying Count Olaf! I love how they broke down each roughly 100 page book into a 2-part episode. And if you're wondering the script is nearly identical to the book. This is one of the few series I've seen that has taken the book and accurately brought it to life.

Only straight men would enjoy this

Lmao are we watching the same show? The plot was so poorly executed. Hints of romance between a minor an a much older man??? The acting of these characters leaves me in awe in how clearly they’re acting. It’s such bad acting?? Don’t even get me started on the plot. It jumps around, doesn’t do a good job at all in explaining chess and it’s almost laughable how she even becomes a chess master. The most interesting part was her drug addiction. Overall definitely not worth the hype idk why it has such high ratings. I’m not drinking the same kool aid as y’all. Try it out but if you don’t like it don’t feel forced to.

Kim Soo Hyun really knows how to pick his dramas and I've always adored Seo Ye-ji and her beautiful voice as well as her acting. Glad she's finally getting the recognition she deserves. This drama is directed so well, with great transitions and a fantastic unique plot/script. I love that it's breaking Kdrama barriers and I hope to see more dramas do the same in the future. Glad to see Netflix supporting these Kdramas, allowing more people who don't seek out kdramas to have access to them. Love the representation of different disorders like Bipolar and Autism done so well by these actors. Each episode surpasses the last and I'm so glad people are watching it and feeling the same!