samitshah2

It was an average movie. Too many plot twists within a limited time frame of one hour and fifty minutes, which did not allow sufficient time for character development. As a result, the reveals appeared rushed and slightly unconvincing.

Kareena played the role of a UK cop to the best of her abilities, however, if you're going to play that role, you need to understand how a second-generation British-Indian police officer walks, talks and behaves. And if she's going to stick to this genre of whodunnits or thrillers, she's going to have to learn how to run without looking like the female version of Forrest Gump.

I think Netflix creates a great marketing campaign around their shows, and even though i was aware that the hype around Baby Reindeer may have been manufactured, i decided to give a shot, mostly cause my wife was very interested in watching it.

The show is alright, not the best and not the worst ive seen. The disappointment lies in the fact that it does not live up to the expectations, and ends on a whimper. At no point, was I invested in the character, and kept expecting a major twist that never really happens.

The story seems to have many discontinuities and adds to the struggle in keeping up.

I totally forgot about this cartoon until i came across an article about 90s cartoons which mentioned Animaniacs. I was in elementary at the time and recall the series being pushed onto a prime time slot for cartoons after school, which resulted in me doing my homework in that time slot. I believe they switched over to weekends at some point but it was a cartoon that didn't appeal to me since it appeared too fabricated, with the 3 characters being "wacky" and causing mayhem for no reason.

I'm surprised by the rating though, since no one in my school really liked the cartoon. I guess different things appeal to different people.