suripat

People calling offices to research about employed people? Not even in my job that would be possible. There are so much thing in the screenplay that don't belong to this world anymore> If that was a 1950's piece, ok, but it's not. Production looks are great but not enough to sustain the screenplay. While I like Ben Affleck this one won't cross the 20 minute mark with me because it was a pain to see "omg, please do something new, can't stand 50 years of movies done like this". Watch at your own risk or if you're under 25 you won't find any problems. But for those with more experience, it is a pain seeing things repeating and repeating coming from streaming productions.

This series is a delightful blend of quick cuts, irreverence, and outstanding performances, with Randal Park's expressions being a highlight. It evokes the charm of Knives Out, balancing humor and intrigue. Despite the so badly dressed main detective, the actors deliver strong performances, and the pacing keeps you engaged throughout most of the show. However, the final episodes feel slightly drawn out, with a bit too much drama that slows down the momentum. Despite this minor flaw, it remains an entertaining watch that's definitely worth your time. Fans of clever, witty mysteries will surely enjoy it!

This is a series about the Fukushima Daiichi accident but unfortunately it lost its opportunity of being as good as Chernobyl (2019) was. It is too slow paced and has a watery drama sometimes, to the point you feel the need to fast forward some really slow and unnecessary scenes. In some scenes you already know the character is going to die due to the excessive drama in the shots. I could not see the necessity of 10 episodes for this, it could be very well scripted for using only 3 episodes at maximum, still keeping spectators engaged. Summarizing, it is entertainment but the writing feels sloppy.