Mukesh Dhimar

It is very watchable. Just six episodes that aren't long. It is well acted. Great Idea and story too. I wondered why recently I have started watching non UK and American shows and I realised it was mostly because of the dialogue. There isn't ever anything like "seriously', "really" "OMG" or 'like". It's hugely refreshing. The negatives are that it feel like it's too rushed and there are some absolutley absurd bits. SPOILER*** (Taking the pilot to a hospital and then back on the plane in a couple of hours) ***SPOILER OVER It's interesting and it really is worth watching. Just don't expect it to be mind blowing.

Bizarre how so many people are giving this a four or a five!! What on Earth (realm)? I'd love to know how much editing was done as it seemed so rush. No character development for the majority of the cast. Done so fast it was almost ridiculous. No character development makes the movie seem almost meaningless. The acting is absolutely atrocious. Awful. The casting wasn't great. Shang Tsung and Raiden did not seem like they were even characters but more like caricatures. When did Sub Zero become such an almost indestructible badass?? It took two to beat him?? And the plan was that they all plan to get him together?? The only good thing about this was some of the fight scenes. I loved Liu Kang's fatality. If you want a brain dead movie to pass the time and gore doesn't bother you then watch this. I would actually fail to see why even hardcore fans of the actual game would enjoy this movie.

Amazing show and could have been one of the best, but absolutely no point in watching it as it is just one season and it got cancelled. There is literally no point in watching it as there is just a ton of unanswered questions. Frustrating really.

This show is really good. It doesn't quite get the five stars simply because now and again it was a bit slow but this show is most definitely worth watching. I am fascinated by time travel and parallel universes etc but the amazing thing about this show is that even if you aren't, it will still be an awesome show to watch. *SPOILERS AHEAD* Eduard loses his beautiful wife Elsie and his children in a car crash. Eduard is consumed with guilt because he blames himself as he tells his wife to drive the car that isn't in great shape and his wife and children die in a car accident. Eduard then meets a mysterious woman called Dr Everest who offers him an opportunity that could rectify his mistake and Eduard is able to go to a parallel universe to save his wife by warning himself (his other self) from that universe. However in that universe the same fate occurs in a different way. He then ends up going to key moments in his life to try and find a different fate. It was fairly obvious that Dr Everest was Elise however the reveal is still so good. And the tie-ins and the connections between the characters from the parallel universes are just so awesome as well as the exploration of the different lives Eduard and Elise have in the different universes where is seems that they will always fall in love but it will always end in tragedy. But it's a beautiful tragedy almost because it is almost like they will love each other for eternity no matter what.

I hate giving a movie a rating that's on the fence but this was definitely one that wasn't good or bad. Spoilers ahead:- It all ends up being about time travel and the main character's (Lock) granddaughter (Rya) being sent by himself in the future to go back in time every nine years to murder people that were going to cause thousands of other murders as these people end up being in a group called "The Real America movement". She can only go back in time. Of course Lock doesn't know it's his granddaughter until the end as he's naturally moving forward in time, he's finding out more things and then she tells him in what is his last meeting with her (as an adult) He accidentally kills her in what is their first meeting in the movie but her character's last meeting. Make sense? It's definitely interesting and thought provoking. However what did annoy me about the story is that SURELY rather than murder innocent people that haven't committed any crimes yet, it would be more moral and easier to just warn her grandfather by just telling him names of the people that were going to commit crimes? To go to the man who parked a truck and blew it up killing others before he does it as she would know the exact time and date of the future murders (murders that are in her past). He's a detective that ends up believing in time travel. The list of "The Real America movement" wasn't THAT big we find out. And why on earth do the people who have been punctured not reported it to the police? Apart from that young girl, they just carry on with their lives without telling the police they've been attacked? One major thing is that I did understand the end. So she's come back from the future to stop the destruction of it by rewriting the past. So the future is now safe....but does she still have to be sent now to the past now if the future is safe? Because...if the future is safe then all that happened in the past can't happen this her dying in the past can't happen because why would she be needed to be sent back if it's safe and the people that caused the destruction of the future are dead? And why send her back and not someone else? But her being sent back is what led for these chain of events to happen in the first place but yet the chain has to change as the people who caused the destruction are dead. Alternate timeline? But then in the original timeline there should still be the destruction caused as she had to get sent back to stop it. So there definitely is a paradox in the movie.

It is a great show. The characters are amazing. The cinematography is awesome. And I like the fact that it's set in the past and the dialogue is how they'd talk in the past. You get so many shows that are set in the past yet they talk how people talk these days ("like", "really?" etc). One thing I have to point out that it is a bit slow here and there and every now and again it does drag a tad however definitely worth watching. Great show.

I hadn't realised that this was first aried so long ago. I remember starting it but it kept pausing but thanks to Netflix we were able to resume it about ten weeks ago. This show is absolutely amazing and for anyone that hasn't watched it-you have got to give it a try. The last season of Game Of Thrones started three weeks ago and I actually had no interest in watching that over this. The story, the action and the acting are all absolutely AMAZING (Tatiana Maslany, I had never heard of but for this series alone should be given awards. Lots of them). I will make a note when the spoilers start. Sarah Manning is a single mum with a drug dealing on and off boyfriend. One night, she is at a train station and sees herself jump in front of an oncoming train. She runs off with her belongings later finding out the woman is a cop called Beth Childs. Sarah takes her idendity and at first assumes that she must be a long lost sister. But there is A LOT MORE going on which she discovers. This show is a 9/10 *SPOILERS AHEAD* She slowly discovers that there is something much deeper and greater going on and she sees more of her "sisters" and discovers that they are in fact clones. Then ensues incredible storylines and story telling that puts all the families and friends of the known clones in danger. There are people out there after them and are experimenting on them and others and wanting Sarahs daughter as she is special as none of the clones can reproduce apart from Sarah and Helena. I thought the deaths of Mrs S and MK were needless. Why wouldn't Mrs S take Art or someone she knows when she goes back to her house when Ferdinand is there. And as for MK, I know they only did it so she dresses up as Rachel and that angers Ferdinand more as Rachel just effectively dumped him so he kills her. But Mrs S doing a deal with Ferdinand was just really ridiculous after he killed MK and out of the whole show, I thought that was silly writing. But everything else was absolutely awesome.

First of all, I'd like to say that the soundtrack is amazing...apart from George Ezra. The thing I liked about this show is that it obviously had funny bits in but it wasn't afraid to show the darker side of people and also the weirdness of the way people are these days (Hitler baby and "identifying as" being just a couple of examples). It's almost like things have become so ridiculous these days that it's almost funny and sad as well as frustrating all at the same time. It also explores how there are things that can actually make you happy even though you could be feeling worthless or very down, there are still good people/things in life. It's feel good as well as emotional. An absolutely great watch. The reason it didn't get five stars from me is just because I thought the ending was just very underwhelming and that it was almost a bit of a let down (although I was glad that Kath got a doggie!)

I'll warn about the spoilers when they start so please continue reading for spoiler free for now..... I didn't realise how big this show was. It came up on my recommendations and I started watching it at around midnight like I always do. I watched two episodes. Very good. It was only after that I realised the whole world was talking about it-I normally wouldn't have watched it if I knew everyone else was because it kind of bugs me that it's everywhere and I would have watched it after it'd all died down. But this show was so good, I watched the next four episodes in one sitting. The acting is awesome by everyone. There isn't a weak link. The cinematography is absolutely amazing and it's brilliant to watch. The storyline is mind blowing. I will get to why I didn't give this a full five stars later. So the story is that a group of people get invited to "play" games from an almost cult like group in a secret location where they compete until one person is left who would then end up winning a lot of prize money. All the people participating are ones that are in financial difficulties and are in desperate need for money. What at first they don't know is that if they get eliminated from a game, they not only lose the game, they get killed. But they have a choice of whether to participate in the games as a majority vote. You know that only one person can win and some of the characters are so cool and/or very likeable. ***SPOILERS AHEAD*** It's an absolutely amazing show. It really is. Very emotional at times and you are rooting for characters when you know they are going to die. It was good that they had a side thing going of selling organs through the black market. Episode Six "Marbles" was a shocker as so many people and great characters died. It was crazy. The reason why I didn't give this show top marks is because it was painfully obvious that 001 was a part of the cult like group. There were too many clues. For example, when they are all rioting and he starts to shout that he is scared, the game gets stopped straight away. When they do the tug of war, he knows exactly what to do to get his team to win (even though they only just did) When it's revealed that there is someone with a higher power talking through the phone...(who else would it be?) And most obviously, in Episode Six, you don't see him get shot. It just gives the illusion of him getting shot. Ugh. It was too obvious that 001 was in on it the whole time. The end. It was OK. I also kind of knew the main character wout want to go back and stop what was happening. But at least give your money to your daughter and help her have a better life first. And 001 is now gone so why are the games continuing? Also seemed a bit ridiculous that a policeman could just follow and infiltrate it just like that. But the show is amazing. Deserves to be watched and its most definitely open for a second season.

The worst movie I've seen in a long time. If you read this review before wanting to watch it, all I can write and advise is DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS. It wasn't disappointing because I wasn't expecting anything at all. I had no clue what the story was or hadn't read any reviews. But after watching this, I'm actually shocked that this movie could actually be made into production. SPOILER ALERT:- Naomi Watts plays an agrophobic writer who is having issues writing her now book. She lives in a terrible place with terrible surroundings. The world isn't a great place and the people aren't great. But she somehow manages to get inspired and write a new book and then go outside and.....that is all. Absolutely awful movie. There is nothing.