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The characters, or should I say people, were a big part of the story. For most of them we knew them from the start until the end. I especially liked how they showed both sides of each person, the good

The separate sub-plots are interwoven in such a way it keeps you turning pages, not just out of interest, but because you are still trying to make out how one thing links to the next. Most of the characters were perfect. Perfect because they were flawed - which made them seem so real that you could almost relate to them as one of your friends. Though it may seem a little cliché, I particularly enjoyed Alex.

Quantico is a dramatic crime television show that captures the audience’s attention with an interesting plot that is sometimes hard to follow. When

Despite the seemingly silly premise, they have inserted quite a few smart plotlines and clever character arcs. The problem is that the series takes a long time to come into its own. You do not get an instant feel for the mood or character the same way you do with Family Guy, South Park or they way you did with 24.

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The 21 Jump Street series in particular is effective because it has genuinely funny story lines along with jokes instead of a bunch of one-liners thrown together like most movies of this genre. These movies have you invested in the main characters Jenko and Schmitt and their relationships with others as well as each other. 21 and 22 Jump Street have many action sequences that are equally as serious as they are humorous. The movie series stands out in the action-comedy genre because the movies are perfectly balanced with humor and action whereas most of the other movies are going for laughs the whole time. 21 Jump Street makes you care about the outcome, the characters, and the plot while delivering genuine humor throughout which is why it is so

When there are commercials they always leave you hanging so they make you want to watch the show. There are so many mystery senses, that you have to keep watching to find out what happens. The way the episodes end, you can’t wait to see the next one. When things happen to one another it always gets you and you have to know what is going to happen next and drags you in. In season 2 Jackson became crazy lizard thing and it drove

and Mrs Bennet who are a part of a well off country family who own

I found this show to be rather pleasing however my views on this may be somewhat biased as I am a fan of Shane Meadows content in general. The story line I have to say was slightly disjointed, but merely from watching this I could tell that movie credence was given to the plot rather that that of the character development. This was extremely evident towards the end when the character of Smell resurfaced, not having been present mind you for the entire show or the majority of the season. And if I where to have on strong complaint is that the series itself seemed not to focus on one main character but about four or five unilaterally which did seem to be a bit congested when it came to interviewing of the individual plot lines. As opposed to the

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The nine various stories included in the show all happen simultaneously and are “almost” moments that often end in odd places. These scenes do not conclude in perfect little happy endings, on the contrary, they end in cliff-hangers and leave the audience with a feeling of suspense. The characters in this show are each facing their own obstacles and have very diverse personalities. Trust me when I say none of them are boring people, but they are just people facing very difficult, sometimes strange situations.

All of the characters presented in the movie have a distinct personality, making the viewer engage deeply in the heart pumping action and drama.

I have never seen a directing style like the one in The End of the Fucking World. The graphic and disturbing visuals portrayed through different camera angles and James’ killing fantasies are unusually interesting. The title that appears at the beginning of every episode is oddly comedic looking. Also, every episode starts with the ending scene of that episode, therefore they rewind from that point. I think this creates more curiosity among viewers because they want to know what happened in order to get to that point. The perspectives and thoughts of both characters are understood through their own voice-overs. I find this intriguing because there are not many shows in which viewers can this kind of insight into a character’s mind, let alone multiple characters. The soundtrack throughout this series also adds to its peculiarity because the songs tend to convey a lot of feelings that are not voiced but can be interpreted through the

If you’re looking for a quality movie with likeable characters and an engaging plot, look elsewhere; all you’ll find in “Shattered Glass” is a narcissistic protagonist who lies and cheats his way to fame, destroying his employer’s reputation in the process. The plot drags on, making an hour and a half drama feel like a three-hour long session of watching paint dry. Despite having a stacked cast and reputable producers, the film is a flop. Skip the movie, you won’t be missing