Reviews

You can't always find a movie that has so much to say. 4 main characters and several layers of different emotions. The savagery of the West, repressed masculinity, a tale of 2 brothers, hiding emotions and expressing anger, lack of self-confidence and conformity, etc.

I believe that the ultimate purpose of cinema is to represent these concepts, and TPOD fulfills this goal.

Pop is a delightful short experience. The story has enjoyable ups and downs. The characterization and backstory of the characters are well done. The actors are great too. The green atmosphere of the film is also compatible with its intention.

The ending of the Pop fulfills its meaning. But I think pop has more potential and the ending could have been more impressive.

Patrick Melrose is a respected series with great actors. It holds a valuable concept that makes it worth the time. The Series' slight humor has also made it enjoyable. Benedict Cumberbatch also shines in this series. The series starts very strongly, but due to the weak narration of the story, the quality of each episode decreases. But the series represents a proper ending.

I was expecting a fantastic series, but in the end, the series turned out just well. I wish that they used the story and actors' potential better.

I've been a fan of halo for a long time and the concept of a series of this game didn't seem well at first. But after the first episode, I changed my mind. I enjoyed the CGI, and the environment and detail are so pleasing. Though I think there could be a better cast, these guys did a fantastic job there.

The story is well made and contains familiar concepts of the game. Overall, I enjoyed it a lot and I hope the show continues like this.

The film has a slow rhythm. It is visually beautiful, but most of the locations are the same. The actors play their roles very well, especially Mika. The film's strong point is the dialogues between the characters. Conversations have deep meanings and different purposes and are well scripted.

But overall, the film is so simple and provides only 90 minutes of beautiful moments.

The series shows one of the most tragic events from the beginning to the end in the best way possible. We get along with Nelly to find his daughter he has never seen on a long journey.

The lead actor is fantastic. The story is simple yet complex. There are no extra scenes and the events are narrated in the best way. But I still think the second season could be better. It's definitely worth the time.

A beautiful drama that simply narrates another side of pandemic and its problems. The actors, the dialogues and the story are all well placed to show the reality of what happened.