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21 Jump Street is a creative, riveting thrill ride through high school where Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill shine brighter than a police flashlight in your face. The plot is unpredictable and takes you by surprise, much like a mystery school lunch. The dialogue is witty and sharp, which delivers genuine hearty laughs that hit harder than an bully's punch to the face. It's the perfect team cop action combined with teen drama that is updated for the modern high school experience. Whether you're a fan of undercover antics or just enjoy watching grown men attempt to pass as high school students, 21 Jump Street is an absolute must-see. It's worth it just to watch Ice Cube spit some hilariously vivid insults.

This is a winner by Guy Richie. If you liked Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, you will absolutely enjoy The Gentlemen. The clever writing keeps you on your toes with Guy Ritchie's signature rapid pace and sharp wit. It is funny, clever, gritty, funny, intelligent, entertaining, and did I mention it's funny? It shares many of the similar traits of his previous works - a complex narrative full of plot twists, an extremely colorful cast of characters, lots of quotable dialogue, and the inevitability that everything will spiral out of control. The story is fantastic, the dialogue is great, and the film is non-complicated but multi-dimensional. Some points are a bit ridiculous, and that makes it even better. Amazing characters, loved everything about it.

Curry & Cyanide is an absolutely gripping and disturbing documentary about the Koodathayi Cyanide killing case and includes viewpoints from many individuals involved with the events. Kudos to the sister who pursued the case relentlessly to "speak for the dead" even under intense public scorn. The creators of the series meticulously compiled the data and and superbly articulated the gruesome story related to this case. This is a psychopath story that may make you lose faith in humanity at times and will definitely leave you feeling unwell in the end. Netflix does a good job releasing these true crime documentaries.