Chamil Pathirana

First of all, there are so many plot holes. For instance, why is the artist sending messages to the butler instead of calling him or the boss to explain everything? Thousands of police officers are trying to catch the serial killer, but they're too soft. The main FBI agent, who is supposed to be a profile reader, was poorly developed. Additionally, the acting was very basic, except for the little girl, who delivered a decent performance. Despite all this, there were some good moments of tension, especially in the final scene between the husband and wife.

"A Quiet Place" was one of the best films, and "Part II" was also good. However, "A Quiet Place Part III: Day One" falls short of expectations. One glaring issue is why the cat doesn't make any noise? which undermines the story's credibility. The story itself is weak, and the ending fails to capture the gravity of the situation. The protagonist's reason for staying is very common and brings nothing new to the table. We already know the aliens, and there are no surprises. This film doesn't offer anything new to watch. On the positive side, the production design is good, and the cinematography is impressive. Some scenes, like the two kids at the waterfall, are well-executed. Sorry, Paramount, but please don't diminish "A Quiet Place" by creating more parts.

So far, Game of Thrones has provided the most surprises of any TV series I've watched. The writing and production deliver a full experience in a new world while also showing us the lengths people will go to maintain their power in politics.

I would love it if the president's killing scene was more intense. Other than that, the film delivers a strong message to the world. The scenes where the soldier says, 'Someone's trying to kill us, so we are trying to kill them,' and 'What kind of American are you?' were the best lines from the movie. A must-watch for anyone who loves a good movie with a strong political message.