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I mean, Idris Elba, am I right??? Idris Elba once again steals the show in every scene and he is a perfect fit for this role.

This is such an intense series!

I wish I could just binge the whole series right now. There are equal parts predictable and unexpected moments which adds to the thrill of which way is it going to go.

I know nothing about air traffic control, so I can't speak to whether or not the portrayed protocols or actions in that department make sense, but I definitely recommend this series to anyone bored of watching the same old boring series and looking for something to get the heart racing.

As someone else mentioned, there are moments where you stop and go, "wait...why is no one living seeing this inanimate object moving before their eyes with noone moving it?".

But, it's a show about teen ghosts in a high school. I am just sitting back and enjoying the emotional rollercoaster ride.

This show is sweet, funny, cringe, sad and intriguing.

And the acting is actually way better than I anticipated. Big plus.

It is delivering exactly what it claims to on a high level. I'm hooked.

I just finished episode 3 and am already bummed that I won't be able to binge the whole season in a week.

I absolutely loved this movie. I went in with knowing nothing about it. I heard it was about one thing, and was pleasantly surprised to find it was something completely different.

It's hard to discuss this movie without spoilers, but I will try as I loved it too much to ruin the surprise storyline.

My relationship was this: I work in fine dining. I was raised in a family of chefs and restaurant owners. This movie was a big middle finger to people who think their money gives them power over people's talent and dreams. That their wealth somehow makes them entitled to basically anything.

I haven't seen a truly great dark comedy in years.

I give The Menu a chef's kiss!