This was a wild ride from start to finish. I loved every minute of this (even if it leaves with some questions like "I need to know!!")
This movie is also known by "Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door".
(Just to you know if you are looking for that title)
Best meta-story since "Lost in Austen"!!!!
Hilarious, sweet and SO meta that it's impossible to not love it!!
Oh wow, so many butthurt people in the comments... I wonder if they did the same with, idk, the last 82696589th male superheroe action movie lmao
For the record, the movie is amazing. It’s not just another mind-numb violence filled movie, but the fighting scenes are really good (it reminds me of south korean cinema in this aspect). And also it’s not just another action packed movie when you become desensitized of, well, basically everything.
The characters are fleshed out, making you want to know more of them. The chemistry between them makes you see how they truly are family, rather than inmortal misfits or whatever.
The Ost is reeeaaally good and on point.
The morals, the dialogues, their interactions, the way it subverts so many tropes...Man, it’s not only a very enjoyable movie packed with well made action and characters, but it’s REALLY good.
One of the most underrated kdramas in 2017. Great writing and acting, address real problems in korean society (and almost in every society) straightforward and with humor, but without mocking it or caricaturing. Issues like blatant misogyny, sexism, power abuse, differences of social status, abuse and what society expect from women of different ages. It's an amazing ode of women relationships.
Seriously, it has been a long time since I've seen a drama with such amazing writing. No laziness or plot holes, everything is perfectly planned and has a reason to be. I wish every drama had such care with their writing. 12/10
Why the airing dates of season 3 are (still) wrong?? I mean, is there any way to warn the Staff when something is wrong??
I'm confused. I thought the series was Spanish, here says is from USA and on imdb says Colombia. Wich one?
(I get that maybe a part of the investment is usa money -is netflix at the end of the day- but I want to know where the production is made)
That said, I think this is gonna be good (please, be good, please)
The plot is interesting, but oh man...a lot of things are not aging well at all on 2020, less than a year later.
I might be wrong but watching the trailer it seems incredibly similar to a 2016 Egyptian show by the same name (and also known as "The Secret of the Nile").
Summary from IMDB:
In the 1950s, Ali, a young man, arrives at the Grand Hotel in the beautiful city of Aswan to investigate the disappearance of his younger sister. He gets a job as a waiter and falls in love with the daughter of the owner "Nazly". Nazly starts to help him to discover the truth about his sister's disappearance. Then the story takes a different twist to discover all the secrets and mysteries hidden in the wonderful Grand Hotel.
Coutry: Egypt
Also known as: The Secret of the Nile
The dates are not actualized:
2x01 is in 25th December
The poster and, well, everything is misleading on this show.
You'd start watching thinking is just another lightheart, funny and silly tw-drama but...damn, I've never been so wrong. At first it seems to be like that, but once the story grows...damnit, you'll cry your eyes out. It's evil, fooling everyone with pinky and silly promos and posters, when in reality is almost as "bad" as Mars.
You have been warned.
The dates are wrong, this shows airs on fridays and saturdays, not saturdays and sundays.
(And yes, this show is gold!)
"LANGUAGE: French"?????
It's in English...
Why the main poster is from BBC Horizon??
