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It's without a doubt that Succession is one of the most chaotic, anxiety-inducing, satirical, and phenomenal TV series in recent history.
A media tycoon and his family members in a race for succession of the biggest media corporation in the world.
Let's start with the cinematography. This show implemented a similar style to The Office, where the camera is purposefully shaky and frequently changes focuses to induce a sense of realism. It worked perfectly in this series, showing the detailed and subtle facial expressions and nonverbal signs. It felt disorienting at times, adding to the sense of recklessness of this show.
The pacing was relentless. Just like real life, everything in this show moved like a nonstop tidal wave. Characters used innuendos, jargons, and analogies so frequently that I felt lost many times. They almost never explained what was going on, and just let the story unfolded itself. It's hard to be distracted because you would have to rewind to catch up.
The dialogues were incredibly crafted. Every main character had a different manner and choice of words that reflected their personality. Many times whatever these characters say, there's always a hidden meaning underneath. Of course, they can say one thing, but do the opposite, so you have to analyze what they say and have some doubt.
I don't think I saw a bad performance from any of the cast. The actors for Logan, Kendall, Shiv, Roman, and Tom embraced the characters' personality so well. They all had phenomenal scenes that left me in awe.
This TV show felt like it spiraled a lot, but at the core, the writer masterfully sewn a journey for each of the main character. These characters could be so unpredictable that left me scratching my head and screaming internally. However, what's funny was that they all had a pattern to their behavior that shaped their character arc. Each character had a theme or a cycle that you think they could break out of, but they couldn't.
Overall, Succession took me on a roller coaster of emotion. The amount of backstabbing and unpredictability was overwhelming. It got better and better after each season, and until the very end it always left me in awe.
S1: 8/10 S2: 9/10 S3: 9-9.5/10 S4: 9.5-10/10.
A media tycoon and his family members in a race for succession of the biggest media corporation in the world.
Let's start with the cinematography. This show implemented a similar style to The Office, where the camera is purposefully shaky and frequently changes focuses to induce a sense of realism. It worked perfectly in this series, showing the detailed and subtle facial expressions and nonverbal signs. It felt disorienting at times, adding to the sense of recklessness of this show.
The pacing was relentless. Just like real life, everything in this show moved like a nonstop tidal wave. Characters used innuendos, jargons, and analogies so frequently that I felt lost many times. They almost never explained what was going on, and just let the story unfolded itself. It's hard to be distracted because you would have to rewind to catch up.
The dialogues were incredibly crafted. Every main character had a different manner and choice of words that reflected their personality. Many times whatever these characters say, there's always a hidden meaning underneath. Of course, they can say one thing, but do the opposite, so you have to analyze what they say and have some doubt.
I don't think I saw a bad performance from any of the cast. The actors for Logan, Kendall, Shiv, Roman, and Tom embraced the characters' personality so well. They all had phenomenal scenes that left me in awe.
This TV show felt like it spiraled a lot, but at the core, the writer masterfully sewn a journey for each of the main character. These characters could be so unpredictable that left me scratching my head and screaming internally. However, what's funny was that they all had a pattern to their behavior that shaped their character arc. Each character had a theme or a cycle that you think they could break out of, but they couldn't.
Overall, Succession took me on a roller coaster of emotion. The amount of backstabbing and unpredictability was overwhelming. It got better and better after each season, and until the very end it always left me in awe.
S1: 8/10 S2: 9/10 S3: 9-9.5/10 S4: 9.5-10/10.
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This is the movie where if you love action and you just want to turn off your mind and have a fun time, you will get it. It's hilarious while filled with blood and kills. The fight scenes were all solid, especially those with Brad Pitt. Towards the end the movie went full awol and I had a blast with the ridiculousness.
Also holy smoke I didn't realize how stacked the cast of this movie was. Every character had some distinct personality and the actors clearly had fun with their performance. The style of each character is elevated through the vivid storytelling and editing. Whenever an American movie takes place in Japan, the style is always hecka cool and badass, and it's the same here.
My main problem is first the pacing can be a bit slow. I think 10 minutes could be trimmed off to keep the movie fast-paced throughout. The story has a lot of characters, and the way they all tied up wasn't as smooth for some characters.
Overall, a fun action thriller. 8/10.
This is the movie where if you love action and you just want to turn off your mind and have a fun time, you will get it. It's hilarious while filled with blood and kills. The fight scenes were all solid, especially those with Brad Pitt. Towards the end the movie went full awol and I had a blast with the ridiculousness.
Also holy smoke I didn't realize how stacked the cast of this movie was. Every character had some distinct personality and the actors clearly had fun with their performance. The style of each character is elevated through the vivid storytelling and editing. Whenever an American movie takes place in Japan, the style is always hecka cool and badass, and it's the same here.
My main problem is first the pacing can be a bit slow. I think 10 minutes could be trimmed off to keep the movie fast-paced throughout. The story has a lot of characters, and the way they all tied up wasn't as smooth for some characters.
Overall, a fun action thriller. 8/10.
This is the dose of wholesomeness that I need everyday.
For such a simple concept, Dean Fleisher Camp created a brilliant and heartfelt story that I'm sure will touch the heart of all audiences. It's weird that I felt so much for a one-inch shell that tried to find his family while taking care of his grandma. It was practically impossible to hold back the tears. Marcel's snappy dialogues and nativity made him an adorable kid. His journey was all-around wholesome. There's some heartbreaking moments, but overall it yielded such satisfaction that there were tears of joy from me.
The movie also touched on the topic of popularity and how fans treat famous people. It can be a source of stress when fans do not know their boundaries.
Overall, I think this is a simple yet near-perfect joyful ride that filled my heart with happiness. It's a big dose of dopamine and serotonin. 9.5-10/10.
For such a simple concept, Dean Fleisher Camp created a brilliant and heartfelt story that I'm sure will touch the heart of all audiences. It's weird that I felt so much for a one-inch shell that tried to find his family while taking care of his grandma. It was practically impossible to hold back the tears. Marcel's snappy dialogues and nativity made him an adorable kid. His journey was all-around wholesome. There's some heartbreaking moments, but overall it yielded such satisfaction that there were tears of joy from me.
The movie also touched on the topic of popularity and how fans treat famous people. It can be a source of stress when fans do not know their boundaries.
Overall, I think this is a simple yet near-perfect joyful ride that filled my heart with happiness. It's a big dose of dopamine and serotonin. 9.5-10/10.