Alvin Tang

Brings me back to my childhood but not too far.

This show has widened my perspective on what goes on behind the lens of the news that plays on my television screen every night. It's more than just a group of journalists but a group of human journalists that want to get things right. I'm pretty sure this perspective can be reflected on in the real world as the creator and producer of the show has stepped in onto actual news programs for inspiration.

The movie started off great with an ending that is not really believable. The morals and themes in the story though is interesting - some relating back to the use of drones by the United States. The movie allows us to question ourselves as humans on this earth we share as well as the future co-existence of strong artificial intelligence.

Unlike other movies that put the storyline on a silver plater, Tenet makes the audience think about how everything connects. It's an art piece, not just a typical movie trying to maximize the typical movie watching experience.

Not as good as the first Borat film. The film is more structured with a storyline and the ending is actually pretty funny. The entire film tackles abortion, disinformation and various issues in American society through a unique medium like always.

Twists and turns all around. The show is a combination of easter eggs, foreshadowing and diabolical unintentional comedy. I'm rooting for the protagonists while the antagonists bring the stories to life.

A great sci-fi film to watch if you wonder what a journey to Mars would look like. The film has a strong focus on human connection and relationships. It does miss out on some accurate science but if you want to watch it for the drama and you also have a hint of wonder about space beyond earth, then this is definitely binge-worthy.

This show was amazing to watch and grabs you by the seat every episode. However, the ending leaves the story open to interpretation like the book which is disappointing but also nice in a sense