Sana M.Soltani

This was so disappointing. From hiring a tacky child actor to leaving all the subplots unfinished. The movie was a collection of loose ends, there was no overall theme, no actual story but a bunch of individual hunches and minimovies tied together by half concerts by Jenifer Hutson. You didn't root for the main character, you didn't feel connected to her as she never seemed to let her guard down. All and all I have much love and respect for Mrs. Franklin. May God bless her soul.

The struggle that the two African American students experienced was really on another level. So happy for Charles though! I suggest Peter try going to a therapist, I feel like he really pushes himself to fit into norms and that's not needed, he's already a super awesome individual. As for Sarah, at first (as a middle eastern) I felt like she was slipping down that white savior colonialist slippery slope but I think she eventually grew out of that phase. Good luck to her as well.

Islamaphobia at its best :) Why did you even make this movie ?

Stranger than fiction is one of those movies you watch but never manage to get over it. It has a very similar message to the new Pixar animation "Soul" and manages to obligate you to think about your daily routine. I enjoyed watching this masterpiece and I wish well to the magnificent mind that came up with this idea in the first place.

Timothee Chalamet's monologue around English history. It also has a 1 minute Lilly rose cameo, there to speak french. I wonder why Pattinson even accepted the role (???).

Great. The series starts strong and ends strong. The sound track plays with your soul. Lead actor seriously knows his job. The series overall is very inspiring and it leans towards a tragedy at the end. It also gives you a good insight of the development of Japanese politics. I can just say Ryomaden is Japan's Mahtama Gandhi.

If you love instant noddles, comedy and heartwarming stories this is for you. At first I was disappointed with the production. The make up and sets look really cheap BUT the story is great. I wanted to stop watching after ep.5 but I just couldn't! I even learned some Japanese. The series makes you fall in love with the characters. It explores the invention of instant noodles and the personal life of the inventor and his amazing wife.

Hello, watch this. Okay, now that I made myself clear, let's discuss the series. It isn't the high production, dramatic, serious series you would expect it to be but it's so good that it kept me watching for 150 episodes. The main charterer is a work driven women, awkwardly facing everyday problems. She manages to overcome all of them with some ups and downs. It also gives a good insight into Japan's fashion during the 19's and then the development of brandisim after world war 2.

Just astonishing and also extremely heartbreaking I would find myself crying through the entire episode 4. A must see for all races to cause awareness towards the flaws in law and also racism hidden inside us.

Did they even hire a screen writer? I suppose not with a very very predictable and boring story line, weak characters and just UGH you could fund my writings and get a better movie out of it