Lynette Phillips

Wow! What an enthralling experience! I enjoyed every minute of this series, both S1 &S2. This show is so crafty in its narrative and such a joyride! The brilliant background score and excellent cinematography compliments The narrative beautifully. The actors give Emmy -worthy performances and are convincing to the point. Amongst several other things, the 3 things I loved about this series are: 1) the central theme that explores the possibility of Time not being linear. 2)The fact that it makes you think and question your own values/ beliefs. 3) The characters are grey and there is no idealistic portrayal of a hero vs an enemy or good vs evil. other fascinating things include the screen time being progressively spread amongst all the characters. Underlying narratives of gender, mental health, violence, etc and the very crucial and intelligent use of 'time travel' in an unusual, interesting way. Verdict: A treat! Watch it as a favour to yourself!

I'm not sure why it's categorised as Action/Thriller but I can guarantee this is the best comedy film you'll ever see without realizing it. Well casted I would say, the family members look alike, Dan Stevens looks like a regular supermodel living next door kind of guy, who would easily pass off as a soldier/undercover agent. The best thing about the movie though is that there is no plot. That's what makes it so believable I think. Must watch if you're alone at home during the weekend and stuck with your enemy. You'll come out as friends trust me.

Hilarious! It's a light and an extremely funny show. Love the humour and the characters. The essence of the series is of course friendship amidst struggles of adulthood, Religiosity and oddities of different families, traditions and cultures. Looking forward to the next season!

I don't even want to review this 30 minute joke of a film. It's like a bunch of famous film people got together and gave a last minute poorly edited birthday surprise video to their neice whom they did not care about. This movie should actually have a trigger warning. I was actually happy before watching this movie now I'm back to being mopey. Since it's already October and I want to be a little more positive than I usually am, I would say use this film as a Halloween present for someone you don't want to see again or pretend to watch this when you're not interested in a conversation. WHY THE HELL DOES THIS FILM HAVE DECENT RATINGS !!

I watched it for Taika Waititi to be honest. Can't believe that I've just heard of him but I'm already a fan! This series is only directed by him, unlike the original, TW doesn't play one of the central characters in this. The context too is slightly different as this is based in America. Its amazingly fun though, thoroughly enjoyable. Especially if you like horror comedies. Its spooky and entertaining and absolutely enjoyable!

Thoroughly entertaining! It's a visual treat of course with so many wonderful actors plus the underlying Agatha Christie styled whodunit narrative. It's a smart entertaining film so don't expect mindblowing plot twist or anything, in fact if you're a mystery fan, chances are that you might end up guessing the plot twist earlier on. Watch it for entertainment.

This film is such a cinematic experience. I'm non car racing fan without any prior knowledge about the sports and yet I enjoyed this film thoroughly. Actors are brilliant, all of them but Christian Bale really really shined for me. He is delightful to watch onscreen, especially because he doesn't miss even the slightest of details in his character, the way he walks, talks, emotes. So happy that the film focussed on the two things that you would expect- the friendship between Shelby and Miles and of course the cars. The entire narrative was woven together with just the right amount of thrills and frills. It's an out and out rugged, adrenaline infused film. Very good film.

It's one of the most beautiful and nuanced dramas I've ever seen. This series is the reason why I'm hooked to K- drama now. I've watched a dozen of them till date and can confidently say that this series is amongst the few that is'nt too dramatic or loud like the others I've seen. The director has skillfully brought out the complexities of what may look like a simple love story between an older woman and a younger man. The narrative is seasoned and mature which gives it a fresh appeal. With each episode the director and the actors peel off different layers to the narrative with ease, showcasing pressures of society, class and gender, etc. Jung Hae In and Son Ye Jin give stellar performances, they are so believable in their roles that you end up routing for them in real life as well. It took me days to get over the series and I kept going back it to again and again to watch my favourite scenes. Its a must watch!

It's manufactured like a Bourne Identity show but sadly this white supremacy thing doesn't entertain me anymore. The makers might have had a good intention, since some aspects of the middle Eastern struggle seem accurate. However, this subject is far too stale and to be honest quite redundant in today's times. Also, Jack Ryan seems like the only person with a brain in the series. I mean, seriously? The only thing that could perhaps keep you engaged could be your love for John Krisinsky. That can last for a couple of episodes may be. The creators need to research better and use better imagination to make this character and narrative real and believable.

Sheer brilliance. This show is profoundly funny and extremely quirky! Phoebe, the writer and the lead actor is phenomenal, extremely witty and can make you laugh so hard, you fear losing a rib. Every episode is well made and doesn't bore you with unnecessary details. All actors bring something quirky and strange to the overall narrative. Thoroughly enjoyed it! One of my favourites. Can't wait for the next season!