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Wild Wild Country

Genres: Documentary Directed by: Chapman Way and Maclain Way The six-part series was released in 2018, starring Philip Toelkes, Jane Stork, and Ma Anand Sheela as themselves. The documentary presents the story of Osho, the world’s most controversial guru, who built a utopian city for his followers deep in Oregon Country. It explores how he became entangled in a national scandal that ultimately…

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"The Madness" auf Netflix: Ein düsterer Thriller mit Höhen und Tiefen

Manchmal reicht ein vielversprechender Trailer, um uns in die Welt einer neuen Serie zu ziehen. So ging es mir mit "The Madness", der neuen Miniserie auf Netflix. Mit düsteren Themen, spannenden Konflikten und einer Atmosphäre, die tief unter die Haut geht, schien die Serie perfekt für Fans von psychologischen Thrillern zu sein. Doch hält sie, was sie verspricht?  

Die Serie beginnt stark: Komplexe Charaktere, eine packende Handlung und eine Regie, die es versteht, Spannung mit emotionaler Tiefe zu verbinden. Die ersten Episoden sind ein Puzzle, das neugierig macht und den Zuschauer dazu einlädt, die Wahrheit Stück für Stück zu entschlüsseln. Doch ab der Hälfte verliert "The Madness" leider an Schwung. Die Handlung wird vorhersehbarer, und auch die Charaktere scheinen nicht mehr so fesselnd wie zu Beginn.  

Trotzdem: Die Serie wagt sich an wichtige Themen und bringt sie in einer düsteren, fast bedrückenden Atmosphäre auf den Bildschirm. Die visuelle Ästhetik ist ein Highlight, ebenso wie der minimalistische Soundtrack, der die emotionale Wirkung vieler Szenen verstärkt. Doch reicht das, um die Schwächen auszugleichen?  

Für mich persönlich ist "The Madness" ein zweischneidiges Schwert: stark im Auftakt, schwächer im Finale. Aber Geschmäcker sind bekanntlich verschieden – vielleicht lohnt sich ein Blick, um sich selbst ein Urteil zu bilden.  

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A Film Review Freud – The Netflix Series

Being a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist, I thought it would be unwise on my part to ignore a film on Sigmund Freud. I didn’t know what to expect from the film, was it for psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, or lay public? Was it about educating people, or just to provide entertainment?

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Ai Long Nhai – Series Review & Ending Explained

Dive into a world of time-traveling drama with the Vietnamese hit series, Ai Long Nhai. With powerful performances and captivating storylines, this show will have you on the edge of your seat. Experience the suspenseful plot twists as you unravel the mystery of this series – stay for the review and explanation of the show’s explosive ending. 1. Ai Long Nhai: A Tale of Adventure and Emotion Ai…

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FARZI Web Series Review

Looking for an honest and comprehensive review of the popular Indian web series "Farzi"? Look no further! Our detailed review covers everything from the plot and characters to the production value and overall entertainment factor. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the series or a newcomer looking to dive in, our FARZI web series review has got you covered. Don't miss out on our in-depth analysis of this captivating and engaging web series!

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[2024] Parasyte: The Grey | Manga, anime, and now TV Show from Netflix S...

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Dear Child (TV Miniseries Review) | Survivors > Perpatrator

Dear child is an investigative psychological thriller more focused on the victims' trauma than the Criminal's twisted need. More in my review: #DearCHild #Netflix #SeriesReview #TVAdaptation #RomyHausmann #LiebesKind #TVSeries

This six-part psychological thriller hails from Germany and is based on a successful eponymous novel by Romy Hausmann. The TV miniseries adaptation was written and directed by Julian Pörksen and Isabel Kleefeld, and stars Kim Riedle, Haley Louise Jones, Naila Schuberth (Bird Box: Barcelona), Hans Löw (I’m Your Man), Julika Jenkins (Dark), Justus von Dohnányi (Woman in Gold, The Monuments Men, The…

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Same faces different places The Haunting of Bly Manor Review

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Curry & Cyanide - The Jolly Joseph Case

Maturity Rating: U/A 13+Genres: Documentaries Directed by Christo Tomy The new series was released on Netflix on December 22. The true crime documentary is based on the case of Jolly Joseph, who killed six people in cold blood for power and greed, and she was arrested in 2019. The murders were suspected of being done using cyanide. The series features interviews with people related to…

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„Citadel: Honey Bunny“ Staffel 1 – Actionreicher Spionage-Thriller oder verschenktes Potenzial?

Prime Video erweitert sein Citadel-Universum um die neue Serie „Citadel: Honey Bunny“. Die 1. Staffel verspricht eine Mischung aus internationaler Spionage, spektakulären Actionszenen und einem Hauch von Drama. Doch hält sie wirklich, was sie verspricht? Hier ist meine spoilerfreie Analyse der Serie.

Globale Kulisse trifft auf Hightech-Spionage

„Citadel: Honey Bunny“ nimmt uns mit auf eine Reise durch atemberaubende Schauplätze – von pulsierenden Metropolen bis zu abgelegenen Orten. Die internationale Atmosphäre ist beeindruckend und gibt der Serie ein globales Flair, das im Genre hervorsticht. Moderne Technologie wird geschickt eingebunden, um ein Gefühl von futuristischer Spionage zu vermitteln, obwohl manche Gadgets eher wie Spielereien wirken.

Starke Action, aber unausgeglichene Erzählung

Die Serie startet temporeich mit gut inszenierten Actionsequenzen, die an Hollywood-Blockbuster erinnern. Doch zwischen diesen Höhepunkten wird das Tempo oft durch langatmige Dialoge und vorhersehbare Szenen ausgebremst. Es fehlt an einer durchgehenden Spannung, die das Publikum fesselt. Trotzdem gibt es Momente, die zeigen, welches Potenzial die Serie gehabt hätte.

Charaktere mit Licht und Schatten

Im Fokus stehen erfahrene Agenten und eine junge Nachwuchskraft, die ihren Platz im Team finden muss. Während manche Charaktere mit Tiefe und inneren Konflikten überzeugen, bleiben andere blass und klischeehaft. Besonders die Entwicklung der Hauptfiguren hätte mehr Raum gebraucht, um wirklich zu glänzen.

Lohnt sich „Citadel: Honey Bunny“?

Die Serie bietet solide Unterhaltung für Fans von Action und Spionage, kann jedoch in Sachen Handlung und Charakterentwicklung nicht mit Genre-Konkurrenten wie „Jack Ryan“ oder „The Night Manager“ mithalten. Wer leichte Unterhaltung mit eindrucksvollen Schauplätzen sucht, könnte dennoch Gefallen finden.

Mein Fazit

„Citadel: Honey Bunny“ ist visuell stark und liefert gute Action, bleibt jedoch inhaltlich hinter den Erwartungen zurück. Für mich persönlich schöpft die Serie ihr Potenzial nicht aus und wirkt oft zu langatmig. Ich würde der ersten Staffel ⭐️⭐️ geben.

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REVIEW: Netflix’s Arcane League of Legends (Episode 1-3)

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IT’S FINALLY HERE! THE LONG AWAITED SERIES BASED ON ONE OF THE LORE FROM LEAGUE OF LEGENDS!!!! Every league players has demanded  FOR A LONG TIME for the company behind this game should make a movie or series since their animation trailers they have released for the game is amazing and now even I can’t believe it that they finally made one and it is a series! So far they've only releases three episodes while the others will be released later on another date. Man I’m really excited after watching show so here are my thoughts below!

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Why Ratched is one of the best things to happen to Netflix in a while: REVIEW

Ratched took me less than 24 hours to get through and despite being a praiseworthy production from acting to lighting to costume, its brilliance goes beyond visuals.

I think we can all agree that Sarah Paulson is probably one the most untouchable actors on the market right now. With 7 Emmy nominations under her belt, her career has been outstanding, giving fine performances in all eight seasons of American Horror Story and most recently as Marcia Clark in American Crime Story . The creators of the show including writer Ryan Murphy have kept her on as a vengeful and headstrong nurse in the new limited series Ratched on Netflix.  Based on the character of Mildred Ratched in One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest no one saw such a fine performance from Sarah Paulson coming and there’s even more to come from her next year, in Season 2 of Ratched.

Along with Sarah Paulson, the likes of Finn Wittrock, Sharon Stone, Brandon Flynn and Sophie Okonedo are also part of this twisted and well executed tale. The performances in this are flawless from all parties and though most of the talent in Ratched aren’t well known, it's certain they will be now.

Like in every season of American Horror Story, Ratched begins with a murder; four of them to be exact, all of which are priests. The culprit, Finn Wittrock’s character, Edmund Tolleson is declared insane and sent to Lucia State Hospital, where our leading lady Mildred Ratched lies and deceives her way into getting a job there, to be closer to her brother, who is now a psychotic murderer. Whilst the owner of the hospital, Dr. Hanover (Jon Jon Briones) seems to buy Mildred’s persona and actually be impressed with her past work, the head nurse of the hospital Betsy Bucket (Judy Davis) is rather displeased with Mildred’s presence. The two feud quite often throughout the series and my favourite scene between the two is probably them arguing over a peach. The dialogue is crisp in this moment and represents the entirety of the two women’s distaste for one another in a single scene.

At the forefront of the entire hospital, are its patients who come from an array of backgrounds and grievances. Probably the most memorable is multiple personality disorder patient, Charlotte Wells (Sophie Okonedo), who graces the series in Episode 5 with an unforgettable character. Her performance is marvellous and quite hilarious as each of the personalities introduced to us are bolder than the next.

In a bid to save the hospital from shutting down, Dr Hanover goes to a Governor (Vincent D’Onofrio) for funding. The Governor supports the funding in hope that his bid to execute Edmund Tolleson for his crimes will boost his election as Governor. The Governor’s right hand (wo) man, Gwendolyn Briggs spends quite some time at the hospital and becomes infatuated with Nurse Ratched. Meanwhile, a wealthy and vengeful woman, Lenore Osgood (Sharon Stone) wants Dr Hanover’s head on a plate, in revenge for a treatment gone wrong on her psychotic son, Henry (Brandon Flynn). 

Flynn’s performance in Ratched is exemplary and out of everyone in the series, he certainly surprised me in his take on a bratty, cold hearted son that was world’s away from his character Justin in 13 Reasons Why.

Writer Ryan Murphy and actors Sarah Paulson and Finn Wittrock aren’t the only elements kept on in Ratched from the highly successful tv series American Horror Story. Costume designers Lou Eyrich and Rebecca Guzzi and production designer Judy Becky have all been part of AHS for many years, which is prevalent in their AMAZING work for Ratched. From the second the series begins, you are graced with stunning visuals of beautiful set design and tantalizing costumes. Mildred Ratched always looks good in this series and each one of her costumes is picturesque.

The series had five directors who shared their talent amongst eight episodes. Jennifer Lynch also worked on AHS as a director, whilst Jennifer Yu is best known for her direction in Fosse/Vernon and 13 Reasons Why. It's clear to see that all the writers, directors and production crew are masters at their craft, have years worth of experience in creating exciting tv and can execute their visions in a distinct way for the screen. Visually, the entire series is marvellous and it's clear the art department on Ratched have a strong understanding of 50s interior and costumes, but are able to put a modern, never seen before seen twist on it. Colours, colours, colours; each frame of Ratched is rich and vivid with them and the colour combinations created in this series will send chills of excitement down your spine.

Perfect cast, extraordinary set design, phenomenal directing and flawless writing. Is Ratched too good to be true? Not at all, in fact it’s the product of skilled and creatively ambitious minds coming together.

Perhaps the most satisfying thing that nips everything in the bud for Ratched is the strong female leads who come together and by the end, have ditched all their male counterparts. Despite most of the series being built on the service of men, this is certainly gone by the end. It's not something you see often on screen and certainly shows that we are changing and adapting to the environment around us whilst making content influenced by these changes. The relationship between Mildred and Gwen is also to be noted, as same sex relationships between women are still finding their feet on screen. Mildred, Gwen and Betsy didn’t discard their male counterparts purposefully; they were just orchestrated so that the three women had no use for them. 

Dr Hanover was manic and heartless, Edmund was a murderer and the Governor was a misogynistic pig. What use would these three women have for such men? This is certainly an uncommon ending seen on screen, as for decades, callous and self centred men have still been supported by women.

Maybe things are changing and female characters are releasing the true worth of their male counterparts and themselves. Maybe the strength, intelligence and independence women used to see in men, they are now seeing in themselves…

Mildred Ratched certainly proves this and Ratched is now available to watch on Netflix.

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Series #1 Never Have I Ever

After my netflix hiatus, this was the first series that I have binge watch. Let me share my thoughts.

1. I have enjoyed watching this. It hadd shown so much about growing up especially if you are an Asian and nerd. It shouts youth and freedom. All the desperations and frustrations.

2. It included a tackle of culture. I appreciated that they use an Indian to be the main cast and how she portrays the struggle of being a Hindu in an American setting. I just hope they give emphasis on the Hindu culture and not making American as superior one ( the living the dreams stuff)

3. I love the message of friendship it wanted to convey. It makes us appreciate of who are there for us in all the ups and downs of life. Plus, it gives us realization that we are not the center of the universe.

4. The story of family and how we stick together no matter what.

5. PAXTON HALL YOSHIDA is the gift. Some may not like him but I love him. I feel like he's the man. He was there with Devi when everyone is making fun of her. He follows the bro code dude.

6. Somehow, it advocates about children with special need thru Paxton's lil sis, that they are normal like us too. They can shine.