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Everything in the movie seemed interesting and original. The way you jump straight into action and wonder when it will all get clearer. This was a really grabbing idea of starting the storyline ,but everything was ruined in the middle where the cliched script started "You don't know me" ,,I don't usually trust people", the whole a-woman-gets-attached-to-a-man-for-no-reason thing, the way Jet Li starts acting strange around her for no reason once more, becoming some soft spoken boy from the stone face agent he was at the start....yeah...all that ruined it. Also the title has a meaning only at the end somehow.

Sherlock is an interesting mini series with great portrayal ,but there are some things that kinda bother me. I've read the books and i see that they've picked up some things from here and there and messed them up into some kind of a story. The whole "Rachel" thing had way more context in the books ,than in the series, which for me is a whole in the script in some sort. True that Sherlock took cocaine and had problems with nicotine. What i couldn't undertsand is - what time is it? They had MacBooks ,yet they dress as in the 1800s. I take it as an interesting spin off and as an unexplainable detail.

The series went great. 1st episode was kind of trashy ,but give us the perspective of Jhonny. I love that Netflix gathered all the original actors from Karate Kid ,but there are lots of things that are messed up.

Nobody would put another child before his. Sp the fact that Jhonny went to Miguel rather than Robby is unrealistic.

The whole idea of 2 karate dojo teens fighting up each other because of rivalry is a total fiction. But the biggest fiction is that in real life ,Kreese would've been in jail long gone and the dojo would've always been on Jhonny's name.

Lots of the fights are just total fiction. Mostly the one at the school where Miguel becomes paralyzed on a wheelchair. No school would allow that , even American.

Had the potential ,but as always Netlfix has to ruin it.