Category: 2013

Revenge Season 3

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2013, 2014, Alex Slowitz, Amber Valletta, Amy Landecker, Ana Ortiz, Anil Kumar, Annabelle Stephenson, Ashley Madekwe, Barry Sloane, Brianna Brown, Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, Christa B. Allen, Claire Jacobs, Connor Paolo, Conor Leslie, Daniel Zovatto, David L. King, David Starzyk, Diogo Morgado, Drama, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Fredric Lehne, Gabriel Mann, Gail O’Grady, Gloria Votsis, Henri Esteve, Henry Czerny, James LeGros, James Tupper, Jayne Brooke, John Prosky, John Rubinstein, Joshua Bowman, Justin Hartley, Karine Vanasse, Kathleen York, Madeleine Stowe, Margarita Levieva, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Morgan Fairchild, Mystery, Nazneen Contractor, Nick Wechsler, Olivier Martinez, Psychological, Roger Bart, Soap Opera, Stephanie Jacobsen, Steven Strait, Thriller, Tim DeKay, TV-14, Tyler Jacob Moore, United States, Wade WilliamsLeave a comment

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An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)

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Revenge Season 3 is just a stretch out a mess. Nobody in this show can stay dead. The characters are just so stupid. They are so self-center they don’t even realize the facts right in front of them. The plot is an up and downhill but never move on until the last few episodes. We get to meet new characters that are just there to cause problems, but I do have to say that they do give them character growth; however, they do it too quickly to seem like real character growth or only average growth that someone would go through. After the first half of the season draws out, we finally have everything move along. We find more information about how and who is involved in Flight 197. In this season, we see how Grayson Daniel is. Would you watch it again? No, this season is drawn out and started to lose my attention.

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Revenge Season 2

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2012, 2013, Adrienne Barbeau, Ashley Madekwe, Ben Bode, Brian Goodman, Burn Gorman, Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, Christa B. Allen, Clare Carey, Collins Pennie, Connor Paolo, Dendrie Taylor, Dilshad Vadsaria, Drama, Dylan Walsh, E.J. Bonilla,, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Falk Hentschel, Gabriel Mann, Geoff Pierson, Grace Fulton, Henry Czerny, J.R. Bourne, James Morrison, James Tupper, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jessica Tuck, Joaquim de Almeida, Jonathan Adams, Joshua Bowman, Juju Chang, Larry Sulivan, Louis Hertham, Madeleine Stowe, Marcos De La Cruz, Margarita Levieva, Matt Riedy, Michael Trucco, Myra Turley, Mystery, Nick Wechsler, Psychological, Roger Bart, Salvator Xuereb, Seychelle Gabriel, Sherri Saum, Soap Opera, Susan Park, Thriller, Timothy V. Murphy, Todd Grinnell, TV-14, Uncategorized, United States, Wendy CrewsonLeave a comment

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An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)
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Revenge Season 2 is just a mess of a season. I feel like this season focus more on Amanda/Emily’s love life. We are getting more and more information about the plot of whom was behind the death of flight 197. This season is more focused on what is happening behind the scenes. Who has the precise control of the situation? The season did change the dynamic of the plot. I will warn that the season is more spy-themed and has charactered deaths in it. The acting in this season at points is terrible. The back and forth of the same scenes throughout this season proves they are trying to stretch this out to over 20 episodes. Something that I did enjoy was Nolan being a bisexual in the show. Would you watch this again? No, it started to lose my attention then gain it for about a few minutes. But I promised to finish all four seasons.

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Secretly, Greatly

On By randomfanreviewsIn 15+ - Teens 15 or older, 2013, 3 out of 5 stars, Action, Bromance, Choi Woo Shik, Comedy, Drama, Go Chang Seok, Hidden Identity, Hong Kyung In, Hong Tae Ui, Kang Eun Tak, Kim Soo Hyun, Kim Sung Kyun, Lee Chae Young, Lee Gyoo Seop, Lee Hyun Woo, Lee Jae Woo, Lee Jung Hoon, Lee Yeon Kyung, Park Eun Bin, Park Hye Sook, Park Jung Gi, Park Ki Woong, Son Hyun Joo, South Korea, Spy, Sung Yoo Bin, Tragedy, Uhm Tae Goo, Won Hyun Joon, Yoon Ji WookLeave a comment

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A group of spies called the 5446 Corps were trained by North Korean elite special forces since their youth, ostensibly towards the lofty goal of unifying Korea. They are ambitiously dispatched to South Korea, where each disguises himself as a fool, an aspiring singer, and a high school student. Passing boring time without receiving any orders from the North, they gradually get used to life as ordinary neighbors in a small town until one day, their mundane lives are turned upside down when a “secret and great” mission is suddenly assigned to them. (Source)

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Secretly, Greatly a movie that took me for a surprise. I love the soundtrack that producers use for the film in fight scenes throughout the whole thing. I will say there is a little bit of bromance if you read between the lines. How I found this movie was a bl or bromance compilation video. I love how the actors portray their characters. I didn’t expect the ending to make me weep. The end is guessable, but I think as audience members we hope for the opposite. I won’t tell you if the tears were happy or sad tears. I will say I expected a whole different movie from the summary, but I’m satisfied with it. I feel like how they portray the three main characters having a brotherly bond play with the audience’s emotions. I enjoyed that the main focus was that they all had someone close to their hearts that they would rebel their whole country. Would I watch it again? I don’t think I would personally, however, I would watch it if I were showing someone who has never seen it or if it was on a streaming series available in my country.

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Tom Gay

On By randomfanreviewsIn 1 out of 5 stars, 2013, Anniindy Ann, Comedy, Friendship, Gay Character, Gun Korawit Boonsri, Lesbian Character, Not Yet Rated, Romance, ThailandLeave a comment

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Hang’s and King’s mothers don’t accept that their children are LGBT. They decide to hold them chained in a room so that they form a heterosexual couple.To escape and regain Jeab, King’s boyfriend, and Hang’s girlfriend, the two will have to unite and confront their prejudices. (Source)

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All right, everyone, Tom Gay has a unique idea. However, it doesn’t full up to it. The whole story feels rushed, and there is no development. I know this movie is a small budget movie that made more than half a decade ago. However, the directors and writers still could have done more. The acting was okay. The end is disappointing. Most series and movies teach you a lesson at the end, and this film had nothing for you to learn from the plot. The two relationships are quite toxic in a way which makes the characters have no growth. The characters don’t learn anything. I would not recommend this to anyone. Would you watch it again? No, I would not watch this movie again. I might if it got remade with a high budget and change like the whole thing. When I read the summary, I thought that the partners of the kidnap would be the one ones to save their loved ones.

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