Aldran Von rhys

BALANCE. A fine balance between duty and sacrifice. That's wat tis show teaches. Don't make it seem like siring and raising kids is only a womans job or don't make it seem like tats alone their job. And ladies and feminists should also realize and remember to not push so hard against this stereotype that they forget that this is also part of their job. And children should realize that parents can't effectively raise kids with just duty and that they also sacrifice certain stuff for us. And for that we r supposed to surrender certain amt of control to them. One can't just sacrifice without any Xpectation. Even of they r parents. Humanity is currently at a state of a varied ideas caught in a chaotic limbo. A limbo that is a limbo due to it's sheer chaos. Thus to come out of tis we need to have a guiding principle in mind. That of ideological harmony and balance.

The overall story and casting was gud enough. But casting kangana as selvi. J. Jaylalita madam wasnt xactly nice to put it mildly. Also the audio sync wasnt xactly gud. When u cast someone in the role of a charismatic person who is deeply associated with a certain sect of ppl with the actress from a different background it disrupts the immersion. And when the character is jayalaitha like person who commands a high personic gravity then to make the story truly imersive the actress too has to be from a similar if not exactly the same background.

Sweet tooth is one of those series that despite having a not so compelling story, nevertheless hooks you into it with its compelling narrative. I felt that sweet tooth had a balanced tone of not being too serious or light. However even with such a tone, a captivating narrative strong acting, sweet tooth lacks some required depth and falls short in regard with its intent. Sweet tooth tries to put out some message but has lost itself in a confused limbo. However all said and done the first season in the ending does leave the viewer kind of intrigued abt the second season. If u like a show to give ur mind to munch on something, sweet tooth is definitely not wat ur searching for. If u want just a show that kills time while not being too serious and not too bland that u sleep in middle of it then sweet tooth is definitely ur show.

Would have totally given tis 5 stars if not for the predictability of Fernandes turning out to be the killer. (Once we discovered that suresh wasn't the killer and was instead one of the victims, it was just a matter of using the good old concepts of sets. The true killer had access to both suresh's home and the archeological dept. And the one person that fits the category is suresh. Hence the conclusion.) But the pace of the narration, the noir and the cinematography were simply awesome. Overall a great work but the plot twists need some work.

A completely predictable plot full of cliches. The all knowing survival guru, the young badass girl, a boy earning for his love and the conning survivor( yacht captain) and the protagonist's pet. Nevertheless the great acting and rightly timed humor and a balance of romance, humor and monsters make the movie enjoyable. The comedy however could have been better for a light hearted post apocalypse movie. One would very easily predict almost every turn in the plot. One major flaw with the movie is it lacks basic sense. Humans have studied almost all animals in depth for centuries and it's not an overstatement to say that humans will easily wipe out any monsterified animals. And of course when a monster fights the good guys they put up a lot of resistance and when it fights the bad guys they just lean back. Ugh. Plot armor.