I feel like I should like Mia, but she makes it so hard. She hates the world, anyone that tries to help her, anyone that tries to argue with her. I can't stand her. If Kerry Washington was trying to make such an unlikeable person she succeeded.
Reviews
3 Reviews
Kiki, Love to Love
(2016)
Loved it
13 May 2018
Thought the movie was hilarious and different, in a good way. It was great to see a different perspective on sexuality, what makes people tick, and laugh and enjoy each persons uniqueness. Watch the first 10 minutes, see if you like it, and if so I think you´ll enjoy the movie. A lot of fun!
Awake
(2012)
It's fun
12 May 2012
After watching Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, and Homeland I was looking for a series to get my series fix between seasons. Every September or January I give a few series a try, and while I gave Alcatraz and Terra Nova a try for a couple of episodes, Awake got me hooked. As of this review I have seen the first 11 episodes and each one keeps get more interesting, and I'm dying to see how they wrap up the first season.
The basic plot is that the main character, a detective, was in a car accident. Now when he wakes up we find out that his son has passed away. However when he goes asleep, he actually wakes up in another reality where it was his wife that died in the accident. So the spectator and he, the detective, doesn't know which world is a dream, and which one is reality. The cinematographers use great use of lighting and yellow hues to show one world, and blue hues to show the other reality. (Look at the poster of the series where the detective is divided in two colors and you'll see what I mean) The neat part of the series is how we see cases resolved and questions poised using information obtained in the opposite realities as well as cross-over plots and characters. Take a peak at a couple of episodes, give it a chance, and I am sure many will enjoy.
The basic plot is that the main character, a detective, was in a car accident. Now when he wakes up we find out that his son has passed away. However when he goes asleep, he actually wakes up in another reality where it was his wife that died in the accident. So the spectator and he, the detective, doesn't know which world is a dream, and which one is reality. The cinematographers use great use of lighting and yellow hues to show one world, and blue hues to show the other reality. (Look at the poster of the series where the detective is divided in two colors and you'll see what I mean) The neat part of the series is how we see cases resolved and questions poised using information obtained in the opposite realities as well as cross-over plots and characters. Take a peak at a couple of episodes, give it a chance, and I am sure many will enjoy.
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