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Category Archive: television
Apart from the cheesy slowmos and beauty shots, I would say that A Little Thing Called First Love was a passable drama, perhaps lacking in overall substance but not bad enough for me to abort viewing.
Let me just say that I cannot have enough good things to say about OCN psychological thriller […]
I was actually quite excited to see Netflix upload the second season of Creeped Out, a British horror […]
Manhunt: Unambomber was not simply a presentation of the cat and mouse game that the Unambomber played with the FBI for 17-19 years. It was an exploration of what drove law enforcement personnel to pin him down, as well as the methods of his madness. Its a perfect series to watch, especially nowadays when technology is at its peak and most people can be considered slaves to these devices. It will definitely give you the chills and comple you to rethink.
I initially wanted to watch Mindhunter back in 2017 before Netflix even picked it up but because I […]
Attack on Titan 2 was filled with a lot of information and opened a lot of doors of possibility. At 12 episodes, it must have been torture to wait years for the next installments so I’m glad I already have Season 3 waiting for me. One thing’s for sure, as the story gets deeper, it gets you more hooked to the series than ever.
I have always been curious why there has been a strong following for Funimation’s anime series Shingeki No […]
After HBO ended its epic series Game of Thrones after the eighth season, fans of the show have been dealing with a void in their life that they never knew existed until they didn’t have the George RR Martin adaptation to love and hate (for the final season, at least). Networks and streaming platforms are now jostling to fill this demand with adaptations of literary sagas and game series that have a grown a strong following over the years. Will His Dark Materials and The Witcher fill the gap?
All in all, I could safely say that Chernobyl is one of HBO’s best miniseries despite the lack of any A-listers on its roster. It was gripping. It was engaging. It was dramatic and shocking in all the right places. It took viewers to a journey through history into the most devastating nuclear disaster that threatened to wipe out an entire nation and more. It was a humbling to witness it and leaves one to contemplate one’s mortality in the face of today’s world challenges. I am awed.
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