Robert Mũnũku

Great story, original, intense & equally enjoyable. I would have however loved to see better representation of people of color beyond villians or people with horrible fates like suicide. Maybe Naughty Dog should borrow a leaf from Insomniac and make a game with a minority race person as a lead protagonist (just for a change).

#ResidentEvilDegeneration is the #ResidentEvil film that kids of my generation - who experienced the 1998 classic #ResidentEvil2 game on the first #PlayStation - should have been given as the first movie #adaptation This film was amazing! I enjoyed every bit of it which felt like a reverie in nostalgia. From decent character modelling to great #voiceacting this installment was one not to F with! The storylines were true to the game yet original and fresh in ways that does not put-off any true fan of the franchise. I parallel my experience watching this to the first time I watched #FinalFantasyAdventChildren - both are phenomenal cinematic products! MY rating, 9/10.

#EnterTheDragon is the mother of all martial arts films! ETD is a #cultclassic and one of my favorite films of all time - top 10 regardless of genre! One thing makes this film what it is - Bruce Lee. Enough said. Getting into his first commercial big budget film in Hollywood, Lee made no miss-steps with ETD. As a person, Bruce was phenomenal - a perfectionist, naturally talented & also a super-hardworking human being. Roll all this into a ball then sprinkle on his martial arts #philosophy of #JeetKuneDo , then sprinkle on his passion for acting you get Enter the Dragon! The martial arts #choreography was way beyond its time; no fanciful camera tricks or special effects, just raw perfectly done martial arts sequences. This film, till today, has no rival as far as martial arts choreography in #storytelling goes. Robert Clouse (Director) kept story arcs simple but effective and emotionally crafted to engrain this classic piece in the minds of audiences. Character development was perfect. Each and every character in this film is #perfect. Each and every character in this movie is memorable. Almost all of these characters, esp. Lee, have been referenced in popular culture across the world after this film's release (e.g. #ForestLaw in the #Tekken series is a derivation from Lee so is #Tiger a derivation of Williams in ETD and so on). Five decades later this movie remains popular all over the world! I give Enter the Dragon a rare perfect score. My rating, 10/10.

#SPOILER filled review, proceed at your own risk! #ThePerfectGuy is as cliche as the #psychodrama genre gets. Honestly, look at the title itself ... anyone can immediately figure that whoever this 'perfect guy' is will end up not being so perfect. Hence flaw number 1 - this #film is super-predictable. Nothing, literally nothing about this film is not predictable. I'd have to say though - stop reading now #SPOILERALERT if you are yet to see the #movie - for me, one thing was a bit over the edge with this flick; the fact that they killed the good guy. This may have had the intent of making the film seem unpredictable but it came off as macabre and in bad taste. What did I like most? Sanaa Lathan as usual - very beautiful and very talented #actress ; Michael Ealy too put up a good performance albeit for a weak #screenplay The irony of it is that #MichaelEaly plays the good guy 4 years later in the film #TheIntruder which is also a #psycho film. What did I hate? Everything else. Worth watching? No. For #SanaaLathan fans like me, it's a strong 'maybe'. My rating, 5/10.

Finished all 6 episodes strenuously. I'll stick to the assessment I gave after 2 episodes in: as a documentary it's poorly made. Content-wise it's nothing more than a show-and-tell. It offers little inspirational value to an audience who is not of that social class (which is most people!) and at best "look what I can afford" kind of show. Nothing I saw was relatable nor was it emulable. The only person who seemed real is Cristiano Ronaldo and his son. His son particularly was very calm and unaffected by all the celebrity buzz. I do hope he grows up alright.

Very important theme though I felt it could have been portrayed better ... animation was great & kudos to the whole production team. I also loved the fact that there was no dialogue which is usually hard to execute yet powerful if done well. Sadly, the entire film bears a lingering underwhelming feel in more ways than one ...

#Encounter is the archetypical #KDrama that strays very little from what is expected or, in this case, what is predictable. I would have to say that the first episode set in #Cuba , for me, is a perfect score of 10/10. Sadly the subsequent episodes deteriorate exponentially for very many reasons, receiving both technical blows in #filmmaking & 'watch-value' or what in my book I call failing the 'so-what test' as applied to storytelling. This kind of script can not survive the lifespan it was given to manifest in - a 16 episode #tvseries where each episode is 70 minutes - at least not in its current state as presented in the very fantastic introductory episode set in Cuba. The story suffers from many #believability flaws which I can not go into for the sake of avoiding spoilers. The #acting is great but then again undermined throughout by a weak storyline that is spread thin like butter on too much bread. In my view, this would have been a great story if it was packed into a 90 minute/2 hour #film OR a #miniseries of say 4-5 episodes max. My rating, 5/10. Worth watching? Only episode 1 is worth watching. Worth ditching once started? For sure, it will be hard for any lover of this #genre (or any film lover) to go beyond episode 3. Anything after that, in my view, is of little entertainment value & hence would = a waste of time. Alternative recommendation: #TheWorldOfTheMarried

Heart felt story, great directing, great acting, great momentum ... quite sad too. 8/10