April Lopez

I finally finished watching all four seasons. Personally, I found the first two seasons to be the best, especially the first one. They were unpredictable, and the characters were still amusing and enjoyable. However, I found the last two seasons somewhat boring. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the series, and Fiona Shaw's acting remains as awesome as ever. Jodie Comer also delivered a fantastic performance as a psychopathic assassin.

Koreans have a knack for twisting plots, which is why I’m always on the lookout for intriguing Korean films or series. Although this is just a limited series, watching it was undeniably worthwhile. The unexpected twist at the end added an extra layer of excitement. Well done!

If Gary Oldman's name is there, count me in for sure, especially since it's a spy series. I checked out the official trailer before diving into the series. The moment I caught a glimpse of one of Gary's scenes, I jumped right into watching it. I adore all the characters in Slough House, and Gary's character's obnoxious charm is bada**s. His performance is so effortless here.

This series is quite challenging to pause after each episode. Personally, I find it similar to "Fool Me Once" in terms of giving you that suspenseful feeling at the end of each episode, yet "The Innocent" is more sinister. And yeah, the leading actor, Mario Casas, reminds me of Steven Seagal.

I adore this 80s movie. My admiration for Patrick Dempsey predates his rise to stardom in Grey's Anatomy. If you're in the mood for a delightful and romantic 80s film, this is a must-watch.

During your early teenage years, this movie proves to be the ideal watch, especially as you navigate the discovery of your teen self, crushes, and puppy love. Reese Witherspoon delivered a wonderful performance in her role, and I found myself developing a crush on Jason London after watching the film. The memorable kiss between them in the movie is something I couldn't forget.

This stands as my all-time favorite movie. I recall watching it during my grade school years. The unfolding of the storyline captivates me, and the performances by the actors, particularly Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh, are truly phenomenal. Vivien Leigh, in my opinion, was the perfect choice for her role, showcasing her ability to portray a diverse range of characters, be it an angel, a diva, or even a more challenging persona. And, of course, who could ever forget the iconic line from the movie: "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." Truly remarkable.

This holds a special place as one of my favorite movies. I shed tears like a river while watching it, feeling utterly heartbroken by Mel Gibson's demise in the film. Nevertheless, if revenge is a central theme in a movie, count me in. The epic battle scene in this particular film left me in awe. Mel Gibson's stirring speech before the battle and his triumphant scream of "Freedom!!!" moved me to tears. It's worth noting that my fascination for Scotland was sparked by this very movie.

Initially, I hesitated to watch this series due to the name "Usher," thinking it might solely revolve around the musician Usher. However, upon reading the brief synopsis, my interest was piqued, leading me to watch it during my free time. The limited series captivated me, and I completed it within a few days. As a fan of gothic horror, this show lived up to my expectations. I appreciate the bleak setting, the diverse cast of actors and actresses, and the intriguing twists in the storyline. Notably, I believe actor Bruce Greenwood is underrated.

It was fun seeing the old cast again. Neve Campbell is aging ever so gracefully. Just sayin’. And yeah, the movie is bloody. However, some scenes are just way too dumb. For example, that hospital scene where Ghostface kills Dewey. Are you telling me that Tara is the only patient there at that time? And whatever happened to the rest of the hospital staff? Before Dewey got killed and Ghostface was physically incapacitated for a short while, Dewey could have unmasked Ghostface right there! That scene where Wes’ mom got killed. After Ghostface killed her, Ghostface went inside the house to kill Wes. No one saw his mom’s body outside the whole time? She was lying there by the sidewalk or something. There wasn’t any single passerby? Hello, neighborhood! And in the final scenes where Sidney, Gale, and Sam were stabbed. After a wee while, they stopped bleeding and they acted just fine. I mean yeah, it happens in most movies but all the time? Ugh. C’mon. Gimme something new, guys.