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A brilliant film, well paced with mostly well directed sequences, a complete banger on the visual and audio front. Could have done without the conceited and veiled dig at the political scenario in India, I felt this would have been an amazing overall film without the uncomfortable political inclusion, regardless, understanding the British, this isn;t too far out the playbook.

S04E13 the episode that made me not regret binging the show up until then, from the direction to the characters and the actors that have portrayed them, simply spectacular. The screenplay and writing is just out of this world and I will cherish this show until the end of time. I am happy and this show is the reason for it. Thanks Phil.

A movie that shows how to keep every minute engaging, entertaining, and intense without a violent, polarising, or insane protagonist. Brilliant all around.

I can't believe I hadn't watched this brilliant masterpiece of a film. Every once in a while there comes a movie you can not analyze nor nitpick about. This is it for me. The emotions and the flow, the transitions, and the storyline, so deep and yet so clear. Must watch for most people.

Beautiful cinematography and directing, an appropriate time frame,f and some decent story plot, with some well-placed twists.

I don't usually praise, even rarely review a TV series, primarily because Game of Thrones has scarred me for life. But this is a show that has captured my attention and praises. Brilliantly written, well directed with amazing cinematography. I usually find anomalies and mistakes in the screenplay of any show I watch, Yes, I am THAT guy, but this show has not had me do that often. Kudos to the team behind this brilliant show.

15 minutes in and it is clearly a Ryan Reynolds action-comedy movie, brilliant sequences directed by Micheal Bay with its crazy and cinematic action sequence but the storyline is not very captivating. It is difficult to make a movie fit into a lot of genres and still be amazing, nevertheless, I could feel the effort put into this movie. Completely satisfied on the action front, but the comedy and social/ emotional aspect of the movie was short of what I could call perfect. At this juncture, I think a sequel that focuses on the social-emotional aspect that gave rise to ghosts and another sequel that is more comedic that focuses on Number 1 selecting the others and the backstory of the others would make sense, to me at least.