Divyang Vaidya

This show was the best I even liked it better than Star Wars Rebels. Lots of great voice acting performances. Throughout the later seasons Darth Sidious and Darth Maul story lines come up it is very good. Disney shouldn't have pulled the plug on this.

This movie showcases the extremely decadent and extensive lifestyle of Jordan Belfort which is portrayed by Leonardo in this hilarious comedy. The movie showcases the truest depiction of Belfort's rise in the stock world from cheating on his wife to his pharmacy level of drugs showcased in the movie. Seriously, the entire movie feels like a bachelor's party on steroids. Nevertheless, the movie does stay true to its narrative goal of exploring his career, lifestyle, and opulent thrills. You'll laugh harder in this movie and enjoy the thrill all the way through in this great-acted film with Scorsese telegraphing his directing skills.

Grand Theft Auto 5 is an enjoyable game where I found myself spending well over an hour playing the story mode/online. The game does place a heavy emphasis on doing illegal things to progress yourself through the game and that may disturb some players but that is to be expected with this series. Recently, the online component has been advanced to levels that mirror some real life elements such as opening nightclubs and owning various properties. One disappointing element is that Rockstar Games has completely disregarded the story mode in favor of its online component which is alright but with having upgrades to its online component leaves little to no incentive to play the story mode at all. Both components of the game, in my opinion, offer enjoyable elements. Overall, Grand Theft Auto 5 offers something for everyone albeit the time consumption required for both online/story modes in the game.

The best Film Noir/Romance movie ever made. No movie has ever had such a perfect cast, director, actors, and screenplay. The effortless chemistry of Bogart and Bergman. I'm not a particular interested in the film noir genre but this movie sincerely is extremely good. Another one of Bogart's career steroids as this movie topped him in Hollywood and gave him an unprecedented leap as an actor. George Raft can never be pictured in this movie as well as Bogart. If your a fan of film noirs this will be your ultimate movie. Overall, highly recommend for classical film junkies and it is well-deserved for all the success. "Here's looking at you kid".

This show is very good, the family dinner table scenes which happen in every episode showcase quality familial values and traditions. Regarding the material of this show, the family is depicted as being in law enforcement where there are two cops and one lawyer. The father is held at the position of commissioner and the great grandfather a former commissioner. I understand certain aspects of this show is depicted as being a little biased, however; both sides of any conflict is being shown. With other reviews shown here, people comment of the biased viewpoints in storytelling which is why I addressed it but as is the case with any show, some people like it and vice versa. Overall, great performances from the cast and great storytelling.

The best comic-to-film adaption I have seen as of posting this review. The atmosphere, acting, characters, and the action makes this movie one of the best DC comics has ever had. Not even the sequel to this (The Dark Knight Rises) matches up to this. Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy has delivered the idealized Batman we want. This is the Batman we want: dark, gritty, and conflicted as a hero all the while knowing he has a duty to protect Gotham city. The acting of Heath Ledger's Joker will always be remembered as on of the best portrayals of the mad clown. If you want to see the truest Dark Knight comic-to-film adaptation, this is your movie. Even Gary Oldman's portrayal of James Gordon is great. Don't want to spoil this movie but Aaron Eckhart's acting of the conflicted two-faced Harvey Dent is very well done. You'll see how his "other" face looks in the film not needing me to spoil how good those effects are.

Great comedy show having great actors and characters. The show was really good when it started out; however, the show has some moments where it feels like a family drama show instead of a comedy. This directly results into some dull jokes that are often not that funny and end up being a tossed in joke by the writers.Despite these flaws, the show does remain one of the enjoyable shows that resemble the great story that impacted Seinfeld, Fraiser, etc. Overall, I really enjoy this show albeit some plot elements that feel thrown in.

Really good show for now. Story, pacing, writing, and charcaterization are all consistent compared the Disney's sequel trilogy. Requires some lore knowledge to understand nevertheless, great show thus far. Nice western vibe with the Mandalorian character. Cinematography, vex, as well as sound editing is very well done for a tv show. Pedro Pascal is perfect for this role and fits nicely int the Star Wars universe. This show can be enjoyed any fans of Star Wars as well as new folks alike.

Rockstar Games has done it again. It's basically the western version of Grand Theft Auto 5. Everything in this game is worth the money used to make the game. Exquisite graphics, great story, great characters, and great voice acting makes this game really enjoyable.The game does require a considerable time completing the main story due to the heavy plot lines. Due to the plot being a prequel to the original Red Dead Redemption, the story concludes leaving off where the original Red Dead Redemption starts. Without diving into the spoiler territory, this game is one of the few where playing the main story is actually enjoyable without it being dull. Personally, I enjoyed the story mode of this game far more than the online mode offered. If you enjoy western movies/TV shows, you'll certainly enjoy this game. The mechanics of this game are exactly similar to that of the original Red Dead Redemption. Overall, really enjoyed playing this game in all that it had to offer.