It took me some time to appreciate the premise of the show. To be honest I initially find it absurd/weird but it played unexpectedly well in later episodes. The show gets depth after 4th episode and then I was hooked to it.

Comparing to original Narcos what I liked about the series is its fresh dark theme. Rest of it was average. No I am not missing Pablo Escobar but looks like the makers have started filling in fake thrill all over the series.
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Well supposedly close counter of KiKi and Azul in the fields for first time when Kiki was disguised as worker and Azul follow Kiki till bus - well could have ordered to remove mask. Stealing key from house-keeping staff for 5th floor - doesn't look practical and for how many times will the higher authority pull the operation just at the last minute?
Anyways being sucker for this genre, I don't mind watching it for once.

Well to be honest, I had good laughs watching it with cousins(one of which was Salman fan. He was roasted during the movie) and I believe the movie is intended to serve the same purpose.

I loved the execution of the movie and enjoyed it thoroughly but the ending left me in very uncomfortable spot. Not sure if there was a subtlety with the ending but it left me hanging, not in an wow sense but whhhaatt!

The movie is everything which franchise stands for (including mask sequences :) )and yet the after five installments, it still amazes. The jaw-dropping action, fist fight, the heart-pounding traffic sequence, every second of the movie is exciting.
For an action thriller franchise, it so easy to fall for mediocrity over time but this one keeps getting better. Keep more coming. Tom Cruise FTW.

The show started with the powerful pilot episode. It capitalized heavily on vulgarity, sex and raw Indian context but lacked the depth as promised by pilot episode. No doubt the cinematography, storytelling and acting were brilliant which make it a must watch for any moviegoer but at the end of the day, it felt like an ordinary crime thriller.
I think of it as an experiment by Netflix and guess we will get more shows with greater depth in OTT space eventually.

Well, the series has running time close to 17 hrs, which means every character on the show gets sufficient time for character development, revealing themselves layers by layers. The show never loses its pace keeping you on the edge with its twists. On top of that, add a rebellious track to it (Bella ciao) and the cocktail will give you hangover for days even after finishing the series.
There are some loose ends to the series which are a bit hard to justify but it doesn't stop you from enjoying this brilliantly crafted series. I saw the English dubbed version while the series is originally in Spanish. I enjoyed it but Spanish version might be more authentic.

Deadpool has earned a special place in my movie collection because of its quirky marketing that starts two months before the movie and continues throughout. The buzz around it is half of the fun.
The movie continues its league of brutal jokes, character assassinations, movie references and what not. The movie might not make much sense if you are new to the Deadpool Series or superhero movie otherwise there is no reason to miss this one.
I might go second viewing of the movie in Hindi. Guessing from the trailer, Hindi version looks like a different movie altogether :P
PS: Wait for the post credit scene

It very hard to think of this movie in term of good/bad or Marvel's best or not. The movie is more like a world-wide event. House full for weekends...so many Marvel tees in the theater. It is definitely a must watch although a different audience might have a different reaction to the movie as this one breaks a few standard patterns of MCU and addressed few consistent problems (yes i am talking about the villian).
You might leave the theater unsatisfied as this is one the darkest movie of MCU but irrespective go for the movie in IMAX for the epic crossover.

The last 30 mins of the movie are mindf**k and you probably need to read some explanations. This serves as a base for a lot of modern space movies including a famous one.