Razal Nadeem

Carry On had potential - great cast, an interesting concept, and the promise of a tense airport thriller. But let’s be honest, the execution? Total chaos. The premise revolves around an airport security officer being blackmailed into letting a dangerous bag through, which sounds thrilling on paper. But then the movie goes off the rails with scenes so implausible they make you want to yell at the screen. Take Sofia Carson’s character, Nora, being chased through the airport. Not a single security guard notices or cares? They just let a crazy looking guy chase after her through an entire parking lot, which, by the way, is somehow completely empty. It’s an airport! When have you ever seen a parking lot without a soul around? Then there’s the baggage belt fight where Kopek (Taron Egerton) is fighting it out with another guy, and again, nobody shows up? No staff, no passengers, nothing. It’s an airport, not a ghost town. The plot holes are everywhere. It’s like the movie forgot it was set in one of the most monitored and crowded places on Earth. And that’s the problem - every time you try to get into it, something ridiculous happens, pulling you right back out. The only saving grace here is the cast. Jason Bateman brings his usual charm, and Sofia Carson and Taron Egerton do what they can, but even they can’t save this mess. It’s frustrating because you can see the potential—it just gets buried under absurdity. Carry On isn’t the worst movie out there, but it’s one of those that’ll have you rolling your eyes more than gripping your seat. Watch it for the performances, but don’t expect it to make any sense.

The show is beautifully crafted and directed. I honestly cannot understand the low ratings. Snowpiercer can be considered a worthy adaption of the movie and doesn't fall short. Full of cliffhangers that leaves you wanting for more. The actors have done a good job and the plot development is exciting and thrilling. My personal rating: 7.8/10 I'd say definitely go for it since I was a lil hesitant about the show when I saw the ratings. Really deserves above 7!

This movie is a treat to watch on a weekend when you don't wanna put your brains into following the plot. The plot is lazy and isn't detailed. Mark Wahlberg makes it a cool breeze, it's enjoyable and there's some good comedy. Overall, it's a movie that you can watch when you're lazing around and have a laugh because come on, it's Mark Wahlberg.

This show is a hidden gem. Where most of the plots are centered at doing what's right and good in most situation, Cobra Kai comes with unique perspectives. The show is total badass. Has some real good character development and doesn't delve much on drama, which makes the plot feel really clean and raw. Makes you root for everyone in the show. The actor who plays John Lawrence does an awesome job at being John Lawrence in the perfect way possible. The rest of the cast is also good with their unique traits and development. Highly bingeworthy with some good twists in the plot, the 80s theme in the modern time is also a perfect fit, and also the karate choreography feels natural that isn't overdone or anything. My rating: 8.7/10

One of the best superhero movies out there. The animations are fluid and altogether a visual treat. The movie is outstanding in terms of various aspects such as narration, plot, stunts, comedy etc. Its an all rounder. Stays true to the portrayal of Spider-Man. It was more than a power packed movie and the movie does not bore you one bit at any time, keeps you entertained till the very last moment. (yes, the credit scene too) A 10/10 from me. Definitely worth a watch!!!!

The show is a true masterpiece!