Momoko

I really loved this show uptill the first 10-11 seasons. From the later half of season 12 the writing became weaker, leaning more towards disappointing and a bit nonsensical at times. Some of the episodes and scenes were really hard to digest. Thomas Gibson had the good sense to call it out and the show fired him instead of addressing the writings. The intelligent writing and narrative that we saw during the earlier seasons and was the backbone of the show gradually withered into mundane, hard to watch scripts. The team is supposed to be smart and the very best profilers. That is not very apparent from season 12 onwards. The whole damsel in distress/ defeatist attitude in a team of elite FBI profilers is a bit hard to buy and difficult to fathom. Its sad to see the show end, but a relief too.

Its too bloody short to even enjoy...it breaks the continuity and you are basically just cheating the audience. What's even the point of chopping a feature length story into the super annoying miniscule pieces. How short do they think our attention span are? Such a disappointment!! I would rate it negatively if it was possible. Cant even rate it zero stars... Still...Zero stars!

Finally something i actually enjoyed watching. Watch it.... you will have a good time.

I never thought a Joseph Gordon Levitt movie would sucked so bad. So unimaginative, and so predictable; the scenes feels so artificial and the emotions so manufactured. The plot is utterly flimsy. The lead actress will need to work on her acting, a lot; even if the story happened to be good (which it isn't) , bad acting would ruin it. It was really really hard to watch and even harder to finish. I kept hoping it might improve. Sadly, it didn't. This isn't worth your time.

One of the best work so far!! I really loved it for its nuanced, no fuss, no over-the-top dramatisation and non-preachy portrayal of the emotional angsts and deeply isolating dark places our minds go to at times. If not all, most everyone would relate and find solace in the fact you are alone in your mental and emotional struggles. I wish i was as aware about mental health when i was younger, life could have been different.

Deliciously good. The happiness you experience when you watch a well-made, thoughtful piece of art. Its so amazing in its simplicity and so beautifully crafted. And Fahad, my god...scarily brilliant!