Kris Spindler

Mr. Hancock has raised many compelling questions that needs to be addressed by modern archaeology. His hypothesis of an ancient, vanished civilisation makes more sense to me than the current dogma. A must-watch series for those who are curious about humanity's deep past.

From the best variety TV producer in Korea, PD Na, comes one of his best variety shows. If you enjoyed New Journey to the West you're pretty much guaranteed to like this. The 4 women are hilarious and have great chemistry with each other. In addition, the filming locations in Thailand are gorgeous and so is the food on show. A winning combination of local food, culture and hilarity.

A surprisingly entertaining piece of historical fiction. The movie had an extremely clever and fresh take on Neville Chamberlain's often derided role in history. I would recommend this movie for fans of history who already have prior knowledge of this period in European history. It will make your viewing a lot more pleasurable.

The best sitcom of all time. Simply add that.

One of the most frustrating series i've seen in a long time. Throughout the season my rating really fluctuated between 2-5 stars. Away offers powerful, emotion scenes being played by great actors, excellent space visuals and an overall interesting storyline. The scenes on the spaceship are always good, if not great, but problems arise once we return to Earth. What the series really suffers from, and near sinks the show for me is the endless melodramatic moments between the secondary characters (specifally the daughter and husband/father). The series needs to hire better writers because right now it's really suffering from the dreaded Netflix bloat. I could've cut 5 episodes and have been left with something better. Still, I will give season 2 a shot, if they get around to making it. But my patience will have already be worn thin. One more scene of her daughter crying about her mom will be the straw that broke the camel's back.

What a disappointment. Rise of Skywalker not only manages to fail on its own terms but also introduces new ideas and themes that retroactively lessons the emotional punch of previous entries into the series. The pacing of the film is so frenetic, speeding from plot point to plot point, that it allows the viewer no time for reflection. Which is probably the goal of the filmmakers as there are so many jarring scenes that put it in direct conflict with established canon. If you're looking and expecting to watch a movie on the same level as Independence Day 2, this movie will probably not disappoint. However, if you're a fan of Star Wars, I can think of no worst ending to the Skywalker saga even if I tried.