A soul crushingly beautiful episode that shows Joel and Ellie's relationship after the choice while telling a story about Parenthood and growing up. Pedro Pascal literally gives his best performance and its not an exaggeration that it will pull your heart string. Every single scene in this episode i

I'm such a huge fan of Part 2's story that this season is just on a losing game really. But I have to say though that Nora interrogation scene was freaking Brutal. Bravo on that!

The Inclusion of Issac's backstory is done so phenomenally here that the original game lack of for its medium. Also, I have to say I am getting awestruck everytime seeing the different set pieces, they look amazing and identical. But, these things aside, season two suffers from its questionable wr

Gotta appreciate how much beautiful the world of The last of us looks like. This episode through and through reminded me of that, its breathtaking. Also the cinematography definitely helps. As for the episode, it was a slow burn and some part of it was absolutely soul crushing. The teaser with Tomm

Defenders is a fun team-up miniseries with some really good cinematography with goo direction when you decide to ignore some of the writing choice and rushed plots. Honestly, I had a good time with this. Also the team ups were fun, seeing them interacting with each other and some unique dynamics w

Foggy and Karen staring at the door waiting for their friend to arrive, wishing so eagerly that he is okay just to not see him is heartbreaking. Even though I knew Matt lives, its still a highlighting scene for me.

I am having so much fun with this show even if its whacky sometimes with its plot. And btw I love the banter between Matt and Jessica so much. They are such a fun duo.

"The game did it better." Also why is Abby just randomly started monologuing, even Joel was done with her yapping. I still am not a fan of shitload of exposition they are giving us with her. The pacing was a bit weird throughout the episode. Although liked the change of patrol partner like Dina be

I just love them interacting with each other so much. They are fun together fr. Defenders assemble!

that was a too damn long teaser for my liking. But hey that hallway fight definitely made up for that.

the use of color to represent each character and cinematography in general is really good so far. Seeing these characters meeting with each other is kinda special too.

In the later part of this season it felt like that the show is dragging out its plot a bit. Other than that it was a pretty gripping season of television especially when Kilgrave is it's main antagonist.

Finally Jessica found Kilgrave at where she wanted him to be, close range. It's that fatal flaw of Kilgrave, he could not let go. Also, Totally did not expect to see Claire but it was a pleasant surprise!

Daredevil: Born again juggles sometimes with its footing because of the production issues but it somehow works at the end. The idea and the story they wanted to tell is really something exciting. Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk as always stole the show. But inclusion of the original cast made it much

It's a violent, messy and chaotic finale in an exciting sense which skyrockets the stakes and sets up for a far more constructed season 2. At least thats what I am hoping for. Hearing Radiohead hyped me up so much. Literal goosebumps.

The last of us part 2's story is one of my favorite piece of fiction and most of its credit goes to how bold some of the writers choice were. So, adapting it definitely was going to be a challenge. From the get go some of the changes were not of my liking because it somewhat takes back a lot of emo

Kilgrave is such an intense of a villain that you still can't be sure even if he is locked in a prison cell.

its like a cat and mouse play where u can't actually tell who is at the upper hand.

From Bullseye's escape to the Ball dance, this episode shines in its slowly building tension which finally comes to a climax with Matt's surprising action to save Fisk. The cinematography and direction was top notch and specifically fan of how Blue was used to represent Bullseye's vision throughout

Matt and Fisk both of their restraint finally comes to a climactic end. Let the devil out. In Two very different ways.

This episode might be one of those whether you like it or despise it. For me, I will always love superhero doing superhero shit even when they are not in a costume. Also, it was focused on a specific emergency situation which makes it as its own thing without other plotpoints. Charile Cox definitel

I am blown away after knowing that this show's episodes are really done with one takes with no hidden cuts. They really went all in with the production and it paid off.

A slow burn at the beginning but really slams down at the last with the emotions where the boy's family deals with the consequences of his action.

It's just a masterclass in filmmaking, but the superb acting assisted them to do wonders here. The child actor deserves so much appreciation, wishing him a bright career ahead!