it was soooo good, what? the suspense and the plots are gold. i really love it. i don't know what else there is to say—i'm speechless! it keeps you on the edge of the seat, it makes you cheer for the characters (everyone have their own role and their own complexity, and the women... laura, slyvie, and ines are such girbosses). let me just say this, every time a problem is solved, a new one comes, and that's the fun in this series. it's not mystery or a detective movie, it's about survival and race against time on an airplane because exposure from the sun would kill everyone. but not only that, it's a fight between humans too; they're passengers who don't know each other, who have their own agendas, so there're might be ego and complications regarding that involved. it's really good, i'm not kidding. but, tbh, the first two/three episodes started with s*x scenes and i would appreciate it if that never happens again. i guarantee you will not die of boredom if you're watching into the night.

vanessa kirby is a mother. i love it, i love her—and i know the final war relied too heavily on maternal love, i still love it. i think it's a decent movie from marvel, but it's the best one out of all the movies marvel has released after endgame (well, second to doctor strange: multiverse of madness). overall, i really love a movie with superpowers, so i love fantastic four :)

granted, season 5 could've been better and probably releasing a documentary for season 5 bts isn't the best idea, but let's not forget the whole masterpieces which are SEASON 1 UNTIL SEASON 4. they are the real deal and one of the highlights of my entire childhood. i love season 1 and season 2. they truly feel underrated, like a hidden gem or something because they're not as popular as season 3-season 5. the casts and production are still experimenting, and everything back then has this eerie horror vibe. like... the characters, they still don't really know what's going on with the upside down, there is still this mystery and uncharted territory. and season 3, it's like this blast of colors. really different from season 2 that consist of dark colors, season 3 is full of flamboyant colors. i love that they set the tone of season 3 from the beginning as this big step towards modernization with the mall happening and all that. and not only that, the plot is bigger also and getting thicker. at this point, the og characters have understand what's happening and are real pros. season 4... i think this might be my fav, along with season 2. i like to think that both of the season (2 and 4) have this same vibe. in season 4, they meet a completely new challenge in the form of vecna, a dark wizard. he's powerful, he's unheard of, and the way the duffers paints vecna/henry with the big eerie smile turning unsettling and sinister, and then the snapping, the gory blood stuff—it really brings back a thriller vibe. and let me just say SEASON FOUR'S FINAL SCENE IS THE BEST SCENE IN THE WHOLE STRANGER THINGS SERIES. I'M TELLING YOU, MASTERPIECE. the master of puppets scene, and nancy shotgunning vecna, max's and lucas's scene (it had me sobbing), and the clock ticking as background music???? chefkisses. infinite amount of chefkiss. season 5.... volume 1 didn't dissapoint. it was honestly a slap and that's the only part that i would watched repeatedly without feeling like something's missing or could've been better.

today i finish into the night season 2, and wowza it's still suspenseful as ever. but first of all, big props for the actors and actresses because they somehow either made me love them more, agitated because of them, or like... plainly cursing them because they're SOOOO annoying. so, yeah, big props to them. second, like any other tv shows that has a season 2, season 2 has always been much calmer than season 1 (except stranger things lol). it's always gonna touch the political sides, or the human vs human sides—because that's what most of the season 2 of into the night is about. if season 1 is about race against the sun, season 2 is about race against human because people have their egos, their pride, etc. but the ending was SO GOOD!! it made me want a season 3 right away, which i need immediately 😭🙏 and third, i love the whole family situanship between the whole passengers. they really built a little family throughout the show, and now they care and protect for each other 🩷

hahahaha i give this an easy 5.0 star. i dont want to overanalyse this or dive deep down on why it's a five-star tv show. this is the kind of a good vibe tv show, one that i can easily use as a background movie for when im studying. when other movies focused on superman, this tv show focus more on clark kent and how he juggles between his personal lives and superhero lives. he's dorky and clumsy, and an absolute whim for lois—and im here for it. im not even a dc girl, im a marvel girl—but im so invested in this tv show, not gonna stop anytime soon. CLARK AND LOIS IS SO CUTE STOP

wow wow wow. 1. tension/suspense? check 2. good action sequence? check 3. super entertaining? check overall war machine is a really good movie. super realistic too... in the way that the writer(s) didnt really hesitate to kill the characters since its a war with an unknown alien. but its also fun! like very action-packed and intense... very cool. i always want to see a movie where its full of tactical team with gears and action to fight a zombie apocalypse 😂😂... world war z comes close but I DESPERATELY NEED A NEW ALTERNATIVE. war machine (even though its not zombie), comes close to my wishlist so i like it. warning though, full of swearing :D war machine, welcome to my recs list 🫶