Mitch Mina

I cant believe netflix removed shows that are worth to watch just to make way for this kind of show. Such a waste of time just skip watching it.

The documentary dived deeper than what I expected. It showed a world wherein I thought was a familiar under the water experience but in reality this documentary showed new angles of the marine life, a whole new place to see, an eye opener. It also offers the most unlikely of friendship, a creature whose very adaptive to every circumstances she faces within the year and a man whose at the start was troubled and somehow find a calmness in the chaos IRL. This documentary is very pleasing to the eye and at the same time warms your heart.

Never would have watch it if it weren't from the backlash they recieved a year ago, and from the hate they recieved when they announced season 2. I never thought that there will be a hidden plot within the story. It is not just like the other fat people story, who lose weight and show the viewers to embrace themselves before others will love them. (Ill try my best not to spoil anything) but they took another turn, they are turning the viewers insatiable to the show. Then there is a lot of crazy happening. I love how they are dealing with eating disorders. They are somehow presenting the viewers the importance of mental health. I hope if there will be, next season, they give Patty some help, especially to what had have she became on the end of season 2. What a cliff hanger. What you see in the trailers are just superficial, you need to watch how the show is darker than it seems.

The movie was definitely nice, the jump scares were kinda predictable because of the background music, it will get silent for a second then there goes the jump scares. I was just expecting for the type of jump scares that you cover your eyes while screaming. Anyways, I love the last part where Richie (Bill Hader) made me hope that Eddie (James Ransone) is just joking. I love how the movie had its closure, a balance of happy and grief ending. And it was nice that Stephen King was literally in the movie.