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Bangkok Breaking: Heaven and Hell Review
Recently a Thai picture has been released on Netflix, its name is Bangkok Breaking Heaven and Hell which is a very long name, anyway what we need to do is review it. So let me tell you some important things related to this picture, first of all, this picture belongs to the universe of Bangkok Breaking which came in 2021. Now secondly, I have not seen that series, so I cannot tell you how much this new movie Bangkok Breaking Heaven and Hell is connected to that old series and how much not. So, I leave the responsibility of that to you. Please write and tell me in the comment box in case you have seen it. One of the best things is that this movie is also available in Hindi dubbed version and this was also a reason that I watched this movie. Hindi dubbing is very good. If you want, you can watch this movie with your whole family as well, but there is one condition there is nothing dirty but a lot of brutality is shown. Now should you even see this picture or not, then look, if you are an insane action lover, you eat with action, drink with action, get up from bed in the morning with action, and do all that with action with your partner and it does not matter to you what the story is, in which direction is it going or what will be its conclusion, all you want is action, then this is especially for you. In this picture you will see the story of a rescue worker who becomes a part of the kidnapping of a powerful man's little daughter and then what does that rescue worker do to save that girl from all kinds of dangers and what kind of dangers does he have to face, to know all this you will have to watch this film. Now let's talk about my experience of watching this film, so action lovers will like this film, the first half of the film is quite good which introduces us to very intense or thrilling sequences this whole film itself is a kind of nonstop action film. In the film, after every short while, you will get to see some gunfight scenes or chasing sequences. Most of the film has only gunfight scenes or chase sequences. There are almost no hand-to-hand combat scenes. But the good thing is that those gunfight scenes or chase sequences are all picturized and choreographed very well. The action of the film looks very real and believable, which is a very good thing. You will get to see a lot of violence or brutality in this film and all that looks very real or should I say convincingly. So if you are an action lover, then ten minutes of the film will be enough to grab your attention and after that, you will remain engaged till the end. Especially, you will like the first half of the film a bit more. There is action in the second half as well, but in the second half, things seem to feel repetitive. The story has been dragged out a lot. This film is 2 hours and 27 minutes, whereas this film could have easily ended in 2 hours. Half an hour could have been easily cut. The second half of the film becomes a very exhausting experience. But still, if you like watching action thrillers, then this film will keep you engaged from start to end.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
'Agatha All Along': Agatha's Apparent Protectiveness Towards 'Teen' May Not Be A Good Thing
WARNING! SPOILERS for Agatha All Along 1x03, 'Through Many Miles/Of Tricks and Trials'. One of the key relationships in Agatha All Along is that between Agatha Harkness and the mysterious 'Teen' character, played by Heartstopper star Joe Locke. In fact, the series main plot was kicked off by Teen freeing Agatha from the Scarlet Witch's corrupt spell in order to request that she take him to the Witches' Road, in the hope of gaining the promised prize at the end.
By Kristy Anderson2 years ago in Geeks
Agatha All Along
The first two episodes of Agatha All Along were a huge hit. The internet has been singing Down the Witches Road for a week now and it is safe to say that we are all obsessed with this phenomenal cast. The show has done an incredible job of setting up the individual stories as well as the big group dynamic. The pacing has been great and the show is a great time. We last left with the newly formed coven opening the door to the witches road and stepping inside. This was of course after Teen was freaked out by the Salem Seven. So here we go with the third episode of Agatha All Along.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
What Streaming Services are on Switch now?
The Nintendo Switch is super versatile for gaming. Besides playing on your TV at home, you can pull it out and keep playing on the go too. Whether you're traveling or relaxing elsewhere, this little console keeps you entertained for hours.
By Faye Miller2 years ago in Geeks
Netflix's Emily in Paris Season 4 (Part 2) Review
Let’s take a trip to Rome. Part 2 of season 4 of Emily in Paris picks up with new romance troubles between Emily and Gabriel. Fed up with ruined romances, Emily decides to travel to Rome. She meets Marcello and a new work opportunity comes to light.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
'Teen Mom': The Timeline of MTV Stars Catelynn & Tyler Baltierra's Relationship. Content Warning.
First appearing on the 2009 inaugural season of MTV's 16 & Pregnant, Catelynn (Lowell) and Tyler Baltierra learned the consequences of teen pregnancy hard way. The couple believed they weren't ready to be parents and chose adoption for their infant daughter, Carly, despite going against both of their parents wishes.
By Jenika Enoch2 years ago in Geeks
Black Mirror Season 7: This May Be the Most Disturbing Season Yet
As part of Geeked Week, Netflix revealed the lead cast of the upcoming season of its Emmy-winning satirical dark anthology, Black Mirror, which is nearing its release. Creator Charlie Brooker spills some of the hottest tea and leaves clues just enough for people to check their insatiable appetite for the most amazing sci-fi anthology to date.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sports2 years ago in Geeks
Jesse Pinkman is Heisenberg
What if the events of Breaking Bad aren't what they seem? That everything we saw in the show and Better Call Saul involving Walter White was actually Jesse's alter ego; Heisenberg. A toughened drug lord who is feared by everyone in New Mexico. Throughout the show we see that Jesse Pinkman is a character who carries a lot of trauma with him. His addiction to hard drugs gives him intense paranoia and even hallucinations. There is a scene where Jesse thinks a hardened motorcycle gang is coming to his door, only for it to be revealed that it is actually some young boy scouts on bicycles. It is a funny scene for sure, but this tells us Jesse's mindset is so anxiety ridden, that he tends to see the worst in people, fearing everyone even if they are fairly innocent. If Jesse can convince himself of that, perhaps a lot of the more frightening scenes in the show can be explained away too. Perhaps Gus Fring really is just a restaurant owner, one that may be rich, powerful and certainly intimidating, but not an international drug lord using his business as a front. Perhaps Jesse worked for Gus in his past and often felt on edge around him, those scenes where Gus abuses his assistant manager could actually be Jesse's memories of working under such a cruel and stern boss. There is a scene much later in the show, where Jesse must visit a drug making factory without Walter/Heisenberg with him, at first Jesse is somewhat shy and unsure of himself, but when the factory workers call out his chemistry as inadequate, he suddenly becomes deeply offended and defends himself sternly with an immediate confidence (it is important to note that Gus Fring is with him instead, perhaps Gus is a stand in for Walter and Mike may even play the same role as a strong father figure that Jesse believes he needs). He acts an awful lot like the strict and mean teacher that Walter White was in this scene. Walter can often be this way too, when embodying the role of Heisenberg. In season 4 of Breaking Bad, Jesse shaves his head, giving him this almost bald appearance, he even wears black clothes eerily similar to those of Heisenberg's as well. It is clear that both characters evolve together and copy each other in different ways, looking more father and son as the series goes on. Of course this could be a visual way of telling the audience how much closer they've become throughout the series, but I suggest that it could mean something more, a clue by the director, to imply that they are in fact the same person. Much like "The Narrator" and Tyler Durden from Fight Club, perhaps Heisenberg is just Jesse's alter ego manifesting into a living person that he can talk and interact with. It could be that Walter White is a real person in the show, however Jesse's relationship with him only goes so far as Teacher and Student, that after his real life partner in crime, Emilio Koyama, was busted by the hands of Hank Schrader, Walter really was in the car with him and saw Jesse escape. They actually did make eye contact and then Walter was on Jesse's mind. Perhaps Jesse needed a new leader to continue his illegal drug business (as we see in episode 1 Emilio was more aggressive than Jesse, meaning he likely called the shots) and after seeing Walter in Hank's car, he remembered how strict and intelligent Walter was and believed he would make for a good replacement. So then he fantasized about Walter showing up at his house, offering to help him in his future drug dealing, with the promises of making a whole new drug (blue meth) that would be highly addictive making it successful and very profitable. This strong and confident side of Walter would eventually call himself: Heisenberg, who acts almost like a split personality of Walt, suddenly his anxieties and short comings fade away, making room for a whole new persona who is strong, confident and highly intelligent; everything Jesse wishes he could be. It is revealed that Jesse's parents were very critical of their son and often criticised him for his drug habits, instead of being caring and supportive, offering him much needed guidance and help. It could be that Jesse's lack of a strong and confident father figure, coupled with his messy life style full of drama and danger, resulted in him desperately needing someone to step in and take control of his life for him. He imagined himself as an older man who was pushed around by his wife and teenage son, this was a metaphor for how he felt society at large was treating him. That he really had to break bad and stand above the chaos to truly take control of it. So his mind created this fantastical version of Walter, who would eventually lead him to success and even off the drugs. Perhaps when he met Jane, Heisenberg acted as his subconscious, telling him that she was bad for him, due to her heroin addiction. It could be that when Walter let Jane die, it was actually Jesse deciding to leave Jane to her addictions and attempt to recover. Of course she would die due to her substance abuse and he would feel guilty for not helping her, passing the sorrow onto his split personality Heisenberg instead because it was too much for his fragile mind to handle entirely. Walter acts as the loving and caring father Jesse always needed, by helping him get into rehab and off the drugs entirely, also sharing the emotional weight of all the things he (they) had (both) gone through. While Heisenberg acts as the strong leader he needs in order to succeed as the rich drug lord he wishes to become. In the last season when Jesse is abducted by Joe, he is treated like an animal, chained up and forced to make drugs on their behalf. We see in El Camino that Jesse became a slave to Todd, basically performing every task he wanted him to do for treats like pizza. Obviously this must have been the most traumatic experience Jesse had ever been through; resulting in him imagining his fantasy life as Walter White also crashing down and burning as his true identity is revealed, then his wife and son reject him and so he goes on the run. Only to return triumphantly a year or two later, to "fix" everything he did wrong. Walter makes sure his family gets all the money he made, by threatening the Schwartz into "donating" the money to them when his children get older. He also meets up with Jesse's best friends to pull this off, Badger and Skinny Pete, who all welcome Walter back warmly and have fun doing this too. This supports the theory that it is another fantasy in Jesse's mind, catching up with old friends he hasn't seen for years and getting away with another daring crime. He then imagines Walter getting closure with his wife and eventually this leads up to Jesse's rescue. Walter creates an automatic machine gun turret in the back of his car (which is quite fantastical as well, if you really think about it) and tricks Joe, Todd and the rest of his gang into getting shot, while Walter saves Jesse by tackling him to the ground and keeping him pinned down. After Jesse's abductors are killed, he has one last exchange with Walter, who has a lethal gunshot in his stomach. Jesse leaves Walter to die on good terms and drives off into freedom. It could be that Jesse simply escaped from Joe and his gang, only imagining Walter coming to save him like some sort of super hero. However, when Jesse escapes, he no longer needs his Walter/Heisenberg persona to survive. Perhaps the ending of the show is really about Jesse finally growing up and living his own life without needing his imaginary father figure. Perhaps the real Walter White is still teaching chemistry somewhere in New Mexico and has a completely different life and family than what he saw on the show. The ending of El Camino has Jesse become his own man, a fresh new start in Alaska, leaving behind his past traumas to finally live a free and safe life without worry.
By Joseph Roy Wright2 years ago in Geeks
Wiccan
Okay so we have a lot of characters in Agatha All Along so far. Some of them are extremely comic book accurate and others, not so much. And then we have some mystery. We have a young man who is yet to be named. Of course the popular fan theory is that he is Billy, Wanda’s son. Also known in the comics as Wiccan. Here’s the deal, if he’s not Wiccan I am going to be extremely upset. This is not the time for original thoughts. That said I have complete faith in Jac Shaeffer and I know that she knows what she is doing. So let’s talk about who the hell Wiccan is and why it is important that he be brought into the MCU at this point in time.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
