Yuri Ortiz

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Please watch it with Korean audio and your language subtitles. The English audio doesn’t really match true to the original dialogue and on occasion make no sense even with English subtitles. And don’t watch English audio with English sub bc to remedy the translation differences bc l for some reason the English subtitles on English audio doesn’t match the English subtitles on the Korean audio. Many ppl questioned why she had chopsticks on and other items she had on the beach. But They said it a million times that the island and the surrounding waters had a lot of trash. Hence why ppl were cleaning up the beaches. She even told a character that she survived by utilizing the trash that came a float. A lot of the complaints on this drama are from ppl who weren’t actually watching it with full attention. I saw one review where the girl said she watched 10 episodes yet in her comment she complains about the ending that she summarized completely wrong. and I’m like Like girl did you actually watch the show? In the end, it’s a Korean rom com, I’m not expecting Nolan levels of accuracy and believability here. It’s not trying to win a golden globe. It’s a Korean rom com! It’s there to make u laugh, cry and get butterflies- take it with a grain of salt and just enjoy it for what it ls. I really loved it! It’s cute & engaging! I really loved every minute of it! Are there flaws? Of course, I do wish there was more focus on the romance and less on everything else and It did get sorta slow episode 6-7 but picked back up at the end. Overall I still really loved it and def cried a bunch during some beautiful scenes! I loved the leads especially their teen selves! They did an amazing job! If you want lots of romance and heart fluttering moments between the love interests then you’ll probably disappointed. It’s sweet, cute and endearing but def not many moments that caused that heart racing, chest clutching squeal. But even so, it made me happy and I can’t ask for anything more

For the record I watched every episode in both seasons. And I’ve been watching anime for 25 years. I’m a child of the 90s/early 00s anime so I kinda have very high standards. It has sooo much potential. The animation is sooo beautiful, the music is great and all the characters are super cool and are likable even the villains! I kept watching for all those reasons and even tho it has the bones of great anime it lacks the meat and spirit. The powers and levels are confusing at times and everything happens so fast the little information we do get gets lost bc you’re trying to keep up. They introduce so many characters but we never really get to focus on any of them for long enough to fully get invested bc none of the characters are fully fleshed out. ——For an example (1st ep - spoiler- ) —— we meet the main protagonist visiting his grandfather, who I guess means a lot to him? (i wouldn’t know bc the show never even shows any interaction with his grandfather outside of the first 5 mins but then he dies and his last dying wish for Itadori is to “help others”. Which becomes Itadoris whole motivation in the show. But To me, this feels hollow bc I didn’t really get to see his bond with his grandfather showcased. Every time he even has a flash back of his Grandpa it’s always the same dying scene. Which again with out more it doesn’t really move me. ——End of 1st ep spoiler —- Almost every “bond/relationship” the characters have is told in retrospect rather than in real time. And it’s always told in between battles which normally wouldn’t be the problem. But the battles take way more screen time than character development, relationships, exposition, etc. I’d say if each episode is 24 mins, removing credits the show is 15mins fighting & 4 mins exposition. It’s just way too much action and not enough substance. I don’t know if the manga is the same but it’s almost as if they believe exposition and character development is “filler” which isn’t. So Bc the pacing is too fast and they rush through characters development, I’m not as invested in in them. There are quite a lot of deaths in this show but I have yet to even shed a tear (and I’m a cry baby) and its bc we don’t get to spend enough time with the characters before they’re jumping to the next character and then one character won’t show up for 6 episodes and then they expect me to care when they die? I’ve seen many great anime that has beautiful character development, world development, action and pacing with only 24 episodes. And then I’ve seen wonderful anime with 600+ episodes and even tho there’s Tons of filler- I love each and everyone of those characters, I am fully invested and I feel like I know them. , I know how they’d respond or react bc the mangaka took time to really fully flesh them out and Jujutsu Kaisen fails in this. I continued watching till the end in hopes of it getting better and I can see the shows nearing the end so it won’t. Lately I notice alot of these newer anime’s focus more on visuals and action over substance and I guess if you are an action junky you’ll def love this show.

This movie isn’t scary. And Far be it from me to say this shouldn’t be called a “horror” film, but when I want horror I want to be scared, terrified. This just left me horrified and not the good kind. The characters feel a little cliche. The “powers” they have feels more like an afterthought & a plot device. All the trauma is excessive and comes across like it’s there for shock value only. I can watch traumatic scenes but ones that have a purpose, not ones that are just there to manipulate the viewer. HOWEVER The acting was outstanding & chilling. The cinematography was beautiful. It’s the lack of plot and the excessive “shock value” moments that left a lot to be desired. If only there was a point!!! All this movie did was leave those torture scenes replaying in my head for days, haunting me and for nothing. It was just a really sad movie. Warning: A lot of gruesome scenes ( I don’t mind but warning you) Animal torture excessively depicted. Child abuse is depicted. Also, not sure this film does right to autistic pp…

I loved the first two films so I had really high expectations for the third one. Unfortunately, for me it didn’t deliver. The characters have sort of turned into a caricature of themselves. There was no newness in their character development. Except for rocket. All interaction felt hollow especially whilst leaning into the same tropes - Nebula being cranky, Dax being “stupid”, Mantis being naively “cute”. The jokes were very childlike which is fine but they’d lean on the same joke through out the film and it just got tiresome and annoying. Ie: the “bad dog” joke…. Not to mention the voice dubing and the cgi of the dog was sorta bad Some of the scenes dragged on for too long and some of music choices felt very out of place, all of which would pull me out of the story. It felt like the person that chose the music played a lot of rock band or guitar hero… and just wanted to put all their favorite songs in the movie with out considering the context of the scene. The story line was’t very engaging or that interesting and found myself quite bored.. The set on the flesh planet looked almost silly. It felt like I was watching old power rangers or a spoof space movie at times. The villain was def overacting in a lot of scenes. People are upset about the animal cruelty scenes which was def sad but nothing to give a negative review on. I did however found their experiment choices just ridiculous, why would you put a permanent muzzle on a rabbit or put a walrus with no eyelids? Lmao like why? And if your trying to create a “better species” why would you put them in a disgusting dirty cage where they can get sick and die or get their surgical scars infected and ruin all the “work” you did? No real scientist of any sort would do that…. It just felt very contrived and the choices they made regarding the experiments was more to shock the viewer than actually making sense in the story line. Overall it was okay, def wouldn’t watch it again.