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Indeed, it was everything, everywhere, all at once. Great story, top-notch acting and awesome direction. I laughed and cried, get scared and amazed, and felt many other emotions during the short period of time of the movie.

The story progress well, not too much introduction or too long ending. Although story evolves around a Chinese family, but the events should be familiar to most of us.

The VFX was not fancy, in a good way. It was not unrealistic crazy visual effects that we see in the other movies, it was there to complete the story.

Kudos to the creator and the team behind this movie.

There is no added value in this movie, just a bunch of obvious plot points and a hero that never dies and no one shoots her !!! Not recommended at all....

Netflix is going down the drain for creating such a loooong series out of a simple story, and worst of all, put in "food" category while it is merely related to food.

What the... What is the point of this show? Is cooking a joke? Why should a so called influencer do a show in which they had no expertise?

Brexit was one of the most important referendums in the past decades, all around the world. Although the script tries to cover most aspects of leave side and how they win, the actings don't resemble the persons behind them, especially the one who plays Boris. Even Cumberbatch was not able to pull out his rule. Pretty disappointed about the outcome for such a critical part of UK history...

As this show was based on a successful crowd funded theater created and played by the same actress, she knows almost every aspect of the story and how to go the audience through it, without losing attention. Forth wall breakings are done cleverly and funny, merging seamlessly into the normal conversations.

The direction and acting crew are doing their job fine, but the story has a lot of room for improvement. I just hope that the writers develop characters more profoundly and let the series end on a higher note. Also, creating a series/film about #metoo movement is so cliche nowadays. The world has much more problems to tackle and show different aspects of.

If you want to enjoy 7-10 mins animations and learn something too, Kurzgesagt is truly the best choice for you. They cover the latest innovations and deepest questions. They put a lot of effort on each individual episode, and the result never disappoints you.

Stress and depression are really harmful, but they are being neglected in our society. This episode shows how these two factors can be pivotal for humans being, and how we break through time, breaking bad...

John Oliver could always mix hard issues with fun to make the most out of them for the audience who might not be familiar with the topic. In this episode, he discuses JCPOA( Iran nuclear deal with 5+1) and why US needs to stay in it.( a week later US get out.) He also mentioned funny stuffs about Iran, including knockoffs of the famous food franchises, for example, show picture of MashDonald's, which is an Iranian copy of MacDonald's.

This show only aims for advertisements, no more or less. It has "fun" sections in between, but they are far from other late night shows. The only point about it worth watching is their music group, roots.

Please don't judge it by just watching its first episodes; it will become better gradually. Fortunately, it is a balanced show, even though you can say from the cover that Jim Carrey is bold. The storyline is well written and not flat and boring. The director (brightly) overuses colors and lights to change the mood of scenes, to mimic children shows, a format in which Kidding try to present bitter truths.