Mohamed Salah

Iconic and unforgettable. Sir Patrick Stewart's personified Ahab's twisted and bitter character elegantly and brilliantly. At certain moments he was absolutely terrifying and crawls under your skin. The blinded sheep-like crew makes you feel uneasy as you pity the presence of poor Ishmael in their midst meanwhile you admire the magnificence of Queequeg and his devout sense of friendship towards Ishmael, the unfortunate wannabe sailor. The mighty fearsome whale strikes the Pequod as fiercely as it strikes your heart. Your sense of cold loneliness and abandonment grows while the masts breakdown in the abyss of the bottomless seas.

All hail queen Daenerys of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, The Unburnt, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Queen of Meereen, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Protector of the Realm, Lady Regent of the Seven Kingdoms, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons

At first I watched it because I was drawn to it by Ennio's score, The Sicilian Clan. Then I got captivated by both the music and the plot. Alain Delon plays his role brilliantly and the film keeps you at the edge of your seat at all times. It's a definite classic and scores 10/10.

Although it all ends up in a bloodshed, the film is brilliant in terms of casting, screenplay and the authenticity in directing it. With Nazi Germany on the verge of defeat; hopelessly attempting to turn the tides of the war by abducting or assassinating Winston Churchill, we are engulfed by a devilish scheme laid down by the one-eyed Nazi officer, the genius Robert Duvall, from one side and with the romantic love story between the Irish traitor, Donald Sutherland, and the teenager silly girl, Jenny Agutter. The stream of events flow in an exciting unfortunate consequences as the noble Nazi commandant, Michael Caine, and his men fight and die trying to succeed in their doomed plan. The subtle English countryside and the undercover plan keeps the audience on their toes from the moment the Nazi soldiers set foot on England till the Nazi commander dies believing that he had successfully assassinated Churchill. The film is viewed from a pure humane angle that doesn't stain the Germans or stereotype them in a Hollywood-ian style but rather shows the possibility of finding honest and noble men and women, yet also finding others who may be vicious and cruel on either sides of the bloody World War.

most amazing show in the galaxy

Probably the most iconic war movie in history. The lengthy stretched film is full of every finely-crafted scenes that would place the viewer inside on of those chocking air-tight submarine cabins; being depth-charged, mutilated, and terrified to death through out some numb-skulling situations all till the epic treacherous voyage ends with a shocking finale. It's a worth-watching classic war movie.

maybe one of the best sci-fi shows ever. The cast, CGI, storyline all are more than exhilarating to say the least. The opening theme prepares you for the adventure ahead that never failed to deliver the sense of awesomeness and being on-the-edge-of-seat experience. so looking forward to season 6 and having my fingers crossed for an unexpected proto molecule twist that may engulf the solar system into more disarray, space battles and romantically desperate love story. Touché! to the creators of the show.

absolutely amazing and exhilarating to play. Although short in gameplay hours, every bit of it is enjoyable

Most amazing Star Trek show of our time next to Picard. The 90s shows were and still are the greatest of all time and this one, Strange New Worlds, comes to add even more glare and brilliance to the franchise especially the Original Series which suffered from many flaws that we have forgiven over the years being the christening of an epic journey that we have traversed for decades. The show is a true dazzling realization of a dream come true to watch and follow on the crew of the Enterprise who preceded Kirk's crew yet had their own astonishing 5 year mission that we all have been dying to experience. The opening theme sets the scene and the well-picked cast taking up their consoles at the ship's stations are all wonderfully written and portrayed. The one thing I would ask for is that the show must go on.

An epic game that is full of all new ideas to explore the open world which is the massive island of Tsushima. The story is captivating and the characters are so immersive. Fighting as a samurai/ninja is always a brilliant venture to experience especially in a game well-made such as this one. Go Sucker Punch! You guys made me feel excited and happy at every moment in the game.