Juhi Mandloi

My GOT disappointment is redeemed! No Spoilers ahead :) This final installment of a unique and creative franchise by the so very talented Duffer Brothers is in one phrase- "lives up to the hype". It does not disappoint you which I can't say about my absolute favorite show 'GOT'. Infact, it compensates for it! It goes without saying that it is important to see the first two seasons, beyond which the third season develops. The 'Mind Flayer' is bigger and creepier than before, Eleven played by Millie Bobby Brown is fully reformed and oh so good on the screen and the dustin & steve are the absolute best! There is thrill, funny scenes, emotional ending and gripping screenplay and the perfect music! If you are a fan of the first two seasons you must watch it and if you haven't watched any you must start NOW:) You can be rest assured the time you spend invested in the series would be well rewarded!

The movie is gripping, crisp and concise. I watched this move in the comforts of my home on Netflix and I guess this made it more exciting and i sat completely engrossed in the movie. I think it is one of those movies that is best for individual (or at home) viewing experience. It was an all out Sandra Bullock movie and she doesn't miss a beat! Once you give in to the notion of this ominous unseen evilness along with assumptions of its powers and limitations the movie is pretty interesting. It swings back and fort between the 1st time the attack (calamity/ mass suicides.. or whatever you wanna call) happened and 5 years later where Malorie (Sandra Bullock) is living a survivor's secluded life with 2 kids and her Bf/ husband (not clear) Tom , played convincingly by Trevante Rhodes. Its a good weekend watch and will not disappoint you if you enjoy psychological thrillers and Sandra Bullock performances!