While Netflix’s latest American show 3 Body Problem is growing in popularity with each passing day, it also has some vague concepts. One of them is the VR game. In the series, the main characters find a strange-looking helmet. When they wear it, they enter a virtual reality game, which is too real to be
The French show Furies, now topping the charts on Netflix, surprised everyone with its skillful execution. Action fuelled its scale and a dramatic storyline powered its core. In this blog, I discuss some plot markers of Furies, including crucial information that may have come out vague in the show. Please read ahead only if you
Another month has gone by and we are heading towards the middle stages of 2024. February was full of content on every platform. But Netflix once again became the most active of all. However, compared to last month, the number of original shows reduced significantly in Feb from ~10 to ~6. Here’s my list of
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One of the craziest shows ever, A Round of Applause has taken over the world like anything. The Turkish series is so offbeat that everyone has their own way of interpreting it. While it is a masterpiece, no doubt, the show has a difficult-to-understand ending. I tried to grasp it with whatever little analytical skills
Japan’s latest movie, The Parades, found some resonance among the audiences. In my review, I called it a melancholic affair. But one thing that must be bugging the viewers is its ending. How does the movie end? And why? I decipher these questions in my detailed ending explanation of The Parades. The point of the beginning
Translating into ‘my fault,’ Mea Culpa is a recent addition on Netflix. It is an American suspense movie that opened to mostly negative reviews. I thought it’d be nice to write about the film’s ending which leaves many questions unanswered. In this blog, full of spoilers, you will find a detailed description of the final half an
Over the past few years, the Hindi film landscape has seen a shift of sorts. What was earlier considered a more open, factual, and socially strong industry is gradually falling prey to the ruling establishment’s political ambitions. Some of the debatable recent films include The Accidental Prime Minister, The Kashmir Files, The Kerala Story, 72 Hoorain,
If you have watched the latest Japanese series, House of Ninjas, and have doubts about certain elements of its plotline, you have arrived at the right place. The Ninja mayhem is at the core of the Netflix show. Apparently, its convoluted design is also the reason behind subdued understanding. Please keep in mind that all
The latest Indian social thriller, Bhakshak, is making all the right noise in the public domain. Streaming on Netflix, the movie shows the grit and determination of an independent journalist to bring to justice powerful people involved in a heinous crime. Is it based on a real story though? Read on to find out. Is
As I mentioned in my Review of Baby Bandito, “the biggest heist of the century,” a claim made by the Netflix show from Chile, is contentious. It was previously trademarked by Everybody Loves Diamond, an Amazon show. Therefore, I naturally felt doing a bit of research and coming up with a definitive answer. That and the
