Sergei_Maruk

Korean movie industry is really on the rise. While hollywood is strictly following the "successful formula", Korean TV-Shows are creating prodcuts which are simply entertaining.

This is definitely not a masterpiece, there's a lot of logic issues with the plot and reminds a lot about movies from 90-s. And as it turns out, it's exactly what I've needed: good action movie with a bit of drama. There's no cliffhanger for season 2, just a finished story and I like it a lot.

Action is very good and I was anticipating each fight with great interest. Paritally, because I was afraid for some characters, as I knew that they're in danger. Plot wasn't overwhelmed by unnecessary love story. Dramatic component is directed at family and friendship and, in my opinion, it was a great decision.

Each episode moved the plot forward. Despite the fact, that ending is a bit weak, the road which leads to it has many twists. I was always curious to know what is going to happen next and some episodes really caught me off guard with events.

In conclusion, I highly recommend watching Bloodhounds. It really reminded me of 90s action movies and if you are feeling a bit nostalgic - this is a must. 1st episode will really help you decide if you wish to continue. Give it a try.

I liked the first episode. It has decent atmosthere, good actors and decorations, however, the score is not honest.

TV-Shows and movies based on games become more and more popular, unfortunately, there's not many good of them. Quite the opposite, most of them are mediocre or even a disaster: Resident Evil, Halo, Uncharted - all of them were in the shadow of originals because of how bad they were, compared to the games.

Now, here comes The Last of Us and immedietly becomes one of the highest rated TV-Show of all times. Really? How low the industry has fallen if that it's enough to make a decent episode of TV-Show and get Breaking Bad - level ratings just for not screwing up? Don't get me wrong, it is enjoyable and I will watch the rest of it out of curiosity, but 9,5/10? -That's rating of the The Last of Us game, not a TV-Show. Not yet, at least.

As much as I hate the plot and effects of this movie, I still think it's a genius spit in the face to studios which were trying to milk Matrix fans. Look at some Wachowski interviews about this movie. Don't hate them, they're Neo in this movie, who is forced to make another "Matrix" by greedy studious. And that's what they did. Honestly, it's the best outcome for Matrix we could ask for, which is None. They did another Matrix with the same scenes, same message. This movie says nothing new, doesn't answer questions and theories from previous movies, because they need no answers, just as we don't need another sequel. This movie HAD to be bad just to show that original story MUST be left alone. I'm glad I didn't go to the movie theater to see this movie, because if it's successful, then we might expect another one. And that another movie can do much more harm than this one.