TalulaGrey's reviews

There are no properly translated subtitles in English for this film. I tried watching it without the subtitles but since my Korean is pretty much limited to nothing, I had no idea what was going on. If anyone knows why the subtitles suck so hard, maybe write a review and let the rest of us know as well. I can say that I've looked everywhere for subtitles but they are always the same badly translated subtitles. Now if I actually spoke Korean, I wouldn't have to write a review regarding the terrible translation from Korean to English but here we are. Apparently from what I've read I'm not missing much, but I'd like to decide that for myself. Thanks for reading, have a great day!

Edit ~ I have been back to watch and as of Jan 20th the audio is still buggered. Apologies if you are offended.

I really was looking forward to this doc because, it's about 'soft rock' and I don't believe I've ever seen a doc series on soft rock. I also wanted to see some great clips of some of the bands/singers mentioned in the trailer, and to be honest, the trailer got me a bit hyped. I didn't get very far as a large part of the audio track seemed to be missing. I'm thinking they didn't have permission to use certain sound bites or something? You see lips moving but no words can be heard. They have terrible music playing over certain scenes and it is obvious that something is not quite right. Not sure what the deal is but this could have been so much better. It seems the producers thought is was okay to release this steaming pile just to put something 'out there' but as I've said, it could have been better. I do not recommend this short series.

I thought this was a sweet film. It's not a big studio production and they didn't spend a lot of money on sets but I did enjoy it. The script was lacking and at times I could have used more of it.

The actors were really, really good. That Emily Kuroda was excellent as. Sunny. I think everyone knows a Sunny... Jenna was amazing, of course, and then there was, Robert Hunger-Buhler as Otto. Pretty sure we all know someone very similar to him. Then there's the kids... and quite a bit of life stuff that happens. I won't spoil it.

I did think the script could have been better and that the editing could have been tighter. I also think it could have been shorter. As I said, I enjoyed it. It's not big budget but you get to see some familiar faces and some fine acting.

I just discovered this series and have to say that it was excellent. We get to meet Jean and her family plus we learn a bit about their personal history. As we move through the series there are several projects. We get to see the process as Jean and her daughter Grace offer options and proposals for the project they are working on. Jean and Grace really are a remarkable team and I love their sense of style. I do hope it is renewed for another season. The only thing that was thoughtless and dangerous was the fact that her son Dave never wore any safety equipment. Other than that, it was a great series and I recommend it to those who enjoy design programs.

Now that I have your attention. This film is based on a 'true' story. Sean Payton was head coach for the NOSaints but got suspended for a year, for his part in the bounty scandal. He went to Texas and wound up coaching his son's football team for the time he was suspended.

The story was very poorly written and the comedy just wasn't there. I don't understand why the producers/writers and especially Netflix thought it was a good idea to make this film. It was obvious that they didn't spend a lot of money as production values showed it was made on the cheap. The acting was okay but again, the story itself was terrible.

Basing this film on Sean Payton's time away from the NFL while he was suspended for participating in activities that would result in destroying lives and careers is shameful. I do not recommend this film.

This was such a slog to get through. Chris rock's acting was way over the top and he was not believable. In fact all of the acting was pretty awful. The story was nothing special. It's as though they didn't even try to create a decent story or characters with any depth. I can't forget the continuity errors that I caught while watching. They were so obvious and distracting. It is apparent to me that the film makers didn't care about making a quality film. I did like the moodiness and certain production values which is why I gave this a 3. Other than that, I do not recommend this film.

This is a terrible film. It makes it look as though he lead such a great life and that his owner was a great humanitarian; he wasn't. The art was a gimmick and a very poor one. I am not impressed with this film and I do not recommend it.

I have just finished the first two episodes and I cannot wait for the next installment. Jessica Biel is excellent in her role as the reporter investigating a 15 year old case of mass disappearance. There are flashback scenes which add to the mystery. I don't want to tell you any more because it might spoil it for you.

So far there has not been any crazy special effects or any cgi and this is a good thing as it's all about the story and atmosphere. The episodes are about half-an-hourish long and are quite riveting. I hope the coming episodes are as captivating as the first two have been.

I was looking forward to this one and it's such a shame it was so slow. There was such a talented cast and they were completely wasted on such a terrible script. For a comedy, there was not enough funny to keep it moving. I'm thinking that Jarmusch should stick to avant-garde type films because he sucks at comedy. There were a few good lines but there was not enough to sustain the film. I'd say that the trailer was a much better film than this. Giving it a 4 out of 10 stars is generous. I do not recommend this film.

This was so god awful. I can't believe that Casey Neistat allowed himself to be filmed for this tasteless piece of tripe. Do not waste your time with this terrible excuse for a film. It was so bad I skipped ahead, and then I decided that it wasn't even worth that. There are so many other good films out there, don't waste your time with this one.

This three part series was excellent. It's not about racist cops pinning murders on a black man. Wayne is guilty of perhaps some of the murders, but he isn't guilty of all of them. This is about re-opening all the evidence that was collected and retesting it. There are interviews from the families of the dead children, interviews from those who investigated the crimes. The series goes over the politics of investigating and prosecuting the crimes. This was a fascinating series and I do hope they do an update when all the evidence has been thoroughly tested.

In March 2019, " a surprise announcement, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said that the city is re-examining evidence and facts from the Atlanta Child Murders - a crime spree that plagued families from 1971 to 1981 and took the lives of 29 African American children."

"For one Atlanta woman, Catherine Leach, the reexamination is just another step in the search for the truth, as she was never really convinced Williams was the one who killed her son, Curtis Walker."

"I want some justice. So that I can rest in peace," she explained. "I want to know who killed Curtis."

"Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said her goal is to make sure that all of the evidence in the case is sorted through properly, after it has sat untouched in evidence rooms for decades."