Kartik Goel

Young Sherlock was okay. The mystery was interesting enough but felt a bit predictable. Some parts dragged on too long. It's a decent watch if you have nothing else to see.

Overall, a solid spy thriller with good pacing.

Sidney's story was good to watch, and Neve Campbell did a solid job. The kills were fun and Ghostface was scary as always. Too many dumb decisions by the teens made it frustrating. It was okay for a watch, but nothing special.

This season was pretty solid. The fights were intense and brutal, which I liked. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio have great chemistry. The whole Kingpin as mayor thing felt a bit stretched at times, but the stakes were high. Good crime drama elements with the vigilante vs corrupt system setup. Worth watching for sure.

It was okay. The supernatural stuff was interesting but not really my thing. I like crime thrillers and hacking plots more. This was just ghosts and scary moments. The ending had some emotional parts but overall felt predictable. Not bad, but not great either.

Decent watch for a sequel, but the twist was too predictable. I saw it coming from a mile away. The setup was tight and the acting was solid, especially from Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta. Their chemistry gave it some depth. The first half had that dark, gritty vibe I like, but the second half lost its edge. The execution felt a bit glitchy with some loose ends. It's a solid crime drama if you're into character-driven prison stuff, but don't expect much.

This movie hits hard. The courtroom scenes feel very real and the performances are strong.

The movie tackles a serious issue like child trafficking which is good. Rani Mukerji is convincing as always. The action was decent. But the plot was too predictable, felt like I knew what was coming next. The villains weren't scary enough. Things fell into place too easily, made it less thrilling. It holds your attention but doesn't surprise you.

This movie had some decent twists in the underworld plot. Ranveer Singh killed it with that magnetic performance, and Akshaye Khanna was pure ice cold menace. But honestly, way too much blood and violence. The hypermasculine hero thing got old fast. Still held my attention till the end though.

Mickey Haller getting framed for murder was the perfect setup for a legal thriller. The DA coming after him, so good. Watching him navigate through all the cons, bribes, and hidden witnesses to expose the real killer was pure satisfaction. The courtroom pace was intense, and the twists kept hitting hard. Honestly, this might be the best season yet. They really leveled up the stakes.

Kohrra Season 2 was a proper hack of a police procedural. The plot had so many glitches and twists I had to keep my brain online the whole time. Watching two cops navigate through Punjab's dark underbelly while dealing with their own personal turmoil felt real dark. The cinematography was clean and well-executed. Definitely builds on Season 1's strengths with more complexity. Solid watch for anyone who likes their crime stories with brains.