Rohit Sharma

This movie has single handedly flipped my switch on war and catastrophes. I realise now why the people who want peace, want peace. Period. I do not want any wars, any pandemics, any catastrophes that lead to even a single Seita or Setsuko endure what these two have.

This is a fitting sequel to Castlevania. It is simply, simply.. I have to words to describe the effect it's gonna have on the lovers of the first series.

Insidious prequel. Still rating 4 for a good built.

Began watching this movie for a different purpose. Halfway through when Adele's friends create that ruckus with that one homophobic friend who almost gets beaten up by Adele. This scene just changed my entire purpose of watching the movie. I still have the later half to watch, around 2 hours left. Expectations soaring high. The aura of Blue is the Warmest Color reminded me of another French Movie called Raw or Grave. That movie shook me to the core and to this day whenever I see a hickey, the thought of what this could've lead to, haunts my mind.

Will miss these characters. Will hate to not see more of them of what they've become. Each one at their prime, except for Jake Peralta in the end. But still love this character. I started watching this show at the peak of my happiness and now I watch it whenever I'm sad to sort of relive my past. Thank you Nine-Nine. I know you're done, but can we try a new show with the same actors please?

Keeping the entire thought of cheating with the maid apart. It is a beautiful movie. Specially seeing all the parents so considerate of their children, children's feelings, their future. Being equal to children, and not thinking that the helper's child will also work with the mother free of cost. The Character Mrs. Clasky is bound to be misunderstood since she cheats. Is hard on her children and favored another child in front of her own. But sometimes mothers have to be strict with their children. The Good Cop Bad Cop dynamic with children does pay off, if used correctly. The child will fear the strict parent and keep away from doing wrong or getting into something bad. At the same time the child, if accidentally gets into something tricky, will feel free to talk to the easy going parent. Man this movie is a must for aspiring parents. To understand, that no matter what, you've got those little chipmunks into the world, and you love them, you have to put them first.

On/Off, seems restarting is a solution to everything.