4

 Reviews:

Sherlock Holmes:

The TV show starts as Dr. Watson(Martin Freeman) is having a nightmare about the cold Afghanistan war he participated in as an army doctor , as injured in the war he walks with a walking stick. After he meets his friend out of the blue and asks him for a flatmate so he can afford a flat in london with the army pension,he seems very wretched and miserable. His friend takes him to meet the real deal  SHERLOCK HOLMES( Benedict Cumberbatch) ,his first appearance is shown as he is wipping a dead body while Molly hopper(louise brealey)  looks at him desperately showing the audience she is interested in our star sherlock. As Dr. Watson enters Sherlock shows off his skills by looking at his walking stick and deducing that he was an army doctor who was injured in the Afghan war which leaves Dr. Watson speechless and impressed by his skills ,while leaving he tells Dr. Watson the address of the flat they will be sharing i.e. "221B bakers street" .The landlady of the flat is Mrs. Hudson(Una stubbs).

                   Dr. Watson receives an anonymous phone call and a car waiting for him which takes him to an abandoned warehouse where he meets someone who claims to be "sherlock's arch enemy" that the viewers later on discover is the older brother known by the name of Mycroft holmes(Mark gatiss) . From that day onward Sherlock and Dr. Watson begin to solve murders and catch serial killer's for the police inspector Lestrade (Rupert graves) after all sherlock is the most famous and the best consultant detective of all time. He does not ask for money from the inspector ,he just wants to solve murders out of utter excitement because he is done with his boring life.

               Solving murders and catching serial killers compels Dr. Watson to start writing a blog about Sherlock Holmes that makes him famous in london and gains him alot of attention and clients.

                          Sherlock is simply the guy who never ever holds back to say anything, while it maybe easier to dissemble your true feelings from others and not say something that may trigger or hurt someone,sherlock will still say it and that's the Fundamental reason,basic cause and the main ground of him being a loner before he started sharing the flat with Dr. Watson and he also learns soon why sherlock was alone throughout his life. Everyone stays away from sherlock because he is simply a blunderbuss. Extremely high intelligence,extreme observing skills and preceptive to even the smallest of details. Creative imagination where he can imagine and store anything that he will never ever forget in a place he and his brother like to call thier "Mind Palace". Sherlock possesses emotions, however, he makes the purposeful decision to suppress them because he believes that emotions obstruct the ability to reason logically, which is a skill that he needs to solve cases.

             Irene Adler whos professionaly known as "The Woman" has a interesting and romantic attraction towards Sherlock where Sherlock is also seen to be attracted to her . Adler took compromising pictures of a young female from the British Royal family during a dominatrix session ,that she kept on her phone for her "protection" , Sherlock is given the task to retrieve the pictures from Irene , he shows keen interest in adler that makes him a little vulnerable to her so she manages to run away. Sherlock gets a hold of her phone but it is password protected and if the wrong password is entered for more than 4 times ,the phone will explode. The password is Four digits long

               "I am _ _ _ _ Locked"

He struggles to find the code he puts in his address and everything he could think of but in the end he finds out it was all him and he unlocks the phone.

                "I am Sher Locked"

In the end Mycroft tells john that she was caught in a torture cell and beheaded but John does not tell Sherlock because it would hurt him whereas Sherlock saved her from being beheaded and still recieved texts from her ,he never replied to the texts.

            Sherlock is obviously a show-off who loves it when people praise his intellectual skills ,i mean who would'nt? He also finds pleasure to prove that he's always right and the smartest person in the room but then the climax,plot twist ,the serious turns of events takes place a guy named jim moriarty (Andrew scott) who first appears as the boyfriend of molly hopper who is the only one to standup against sherlock as the villian of this story. Sherlock of course wants to defeat moriarty either because he caused many deaths of innocent people just to get to Sherlock or because he challenged sherlock's intelligence. Moriarty plans to kill sherlock by first framing him as a fake detective and then asking him to jump off of the building where they met or else the only two people he loves will die (i.e. Dr. Watson and Mrs. Hudson.), For the sake of his friends sherlock considers to jump but asks morairty what if he was to shoot him right now and the reaction of moriarty turns sherlock's world upside down and moriarty shoots himself just to win. Sherlock jumps off the building to save his friends.

                But soon in the next season ,the plot is changed again that sherlock simply faked his death by the help of molly hopper ,in the two years when sherlock was playing dead Dr. Watson and Mrs. Hudson were the ones to suffer the pain of his death but Dr. Watson gets into a relationship with Mary Morstan(Amanda abbington), the day john planned to propose Mary was the day sherlock planned to come to john and let him know that he is alive. Seeing Sherlock alive john seems happy yet confused and at the same time furious for doing this and he snaps at sherlock knocking him unconscious to the ground exactly three times. Mary and John get married but Sherlock soon discovers that Mary was a former assassin who worked as a nurse in the same clinic as John. Investigating a case of Charles Augustus Magnussen they discover the truth about Mary to some extent but still not sure about it. It becomes clear when Magnussem threats to reveal the truth and Sherlock finds someone pointing a gun at Magnussen who turns out to be Mary. Mary shoots Sherlock ,where audience thought she merely used John in all this but sherlock survives and tells John the truth and also that she saved his life by shooting at him ,if she would'nt have shot him ,Sherlock would be a prime suspect and an eye witness of what happened and she was the one to first call the ambulance for Sherlock.

                        Sherlock shots Magnussen in the head to save Mary's life. Mycroft knew he was too smart for any jail in London(as he killed Magnussen he was sent to jail),he decided to send him off to the best one there was, but plot changed again when his plane takes off and Jim moriarty comes back with his premade video that starts playing on all the electronic devices in London while saying what he always does 

                            "DID U MISS ME?"

             Sherlock again falls in the pit of despair thinking that moriarty outsmarted him again but how could he be alive because moriarty shot himself in front of him. 

We later find out, in an aquarium, that a government secretary, Vivian, gave the order in a fateful mission in Georgia (the country, not the state) that cost the lives of half of A.G.R.A., Mary's former assassin team. She then shoots Sherlock but Mary jumps in front of Sherlock to save him but she dies in the end of that episode. He blames Sherlock for her death. John is again shown to be talking to his new therapist about Mary.

He can see his late wife because he can't get over her death and still seems to talk to her ,and feels incredibly guilty for cheating on her with the girl on the bus. Later on a girl comes to Sherlock with a case of a maniac killing random people for his own pleasure that naturally Sherlock solved but in the hospital when the killer tries to kill Sherlock , John saves him once more.

                      The real story about sherlock's past begins from the fourth season where John doubts that Sherlock and Mycroft have another secret brother that Sherlock does not know about but Mycroft does. John talks to his therapist couple of times a week but when she asks john if he knows about Sherlock's secret brother, John seems fine until he realises he never mentioned this to her and the truth unveiled by the therapist was that Sherlock and Mycroft never had any secret brother but a secret sister who was the same girl as John's therapist,the girl John cheated on Mary with, the girl who brought the maniacs case to Sherlock. Mycroft tells Sherlock that she was sent to jail because she was too dangerous for the family when she killed redbeard (Sherlocks dog) ,but soon John finds it was not a dog but sherlocks friend who she killed. Mycroft did'nt lie once to him but lots of times. Eurus holmes (The sister) after burning down the family home, Eurus was taken away to the high-tech Sherrinford facility, half-prison, half-psychiatric hospital. But their security systems weren't enough to keep her in check. Just by talking to the other inmates, she used her understanding of psychology to get under their skin, and soon (through her influence) they held a coup and took over the building. She had the ability to control anyone's mind through her incredible psychic skills ,she starts controlling the facility after she talk's to the head of that facility and also controlling him. Mycroft brought her different gifts every year for christmas but one of the gifts was that she wanted to have a chat with Jim moriarty for 5 minutes unsurveillanced, and she was the one who planned all this just to prove that she was better than Sherlock and she wanted Sherlock's attention. Afterall only a Holmes could out smart another Holmes ,she was also controlling Jim moriarty to do all these crimes that concludes that it was Eurus who outsmarted the smartest person in the world. She was vicious but in the end of the episode she was again behind the bars.

The Bold type:

The Bold Type, which premiered in the U.S. in 2017, is now available on Netflix. According to the show's official site, since its launch, it has been among the most trending shows in the country.

This show is a hybrid of both a comedy and drama, and it tackles some of the issues that we commonly see in television.The show's five seasons tackled various issues faced by three women in their 20s. The show's benevolent boss, Jacqueline Carlyle, played by Melora Hardin, provided them with support and guidance.

The Bold Type is a fictional series about three best friends who are in mid-twenties and are constantly striving to be the best at their jobs and in life. They are also always there for each other. The series explores various taboo subjects, such as: sexual orientation, gun ownership, gender inequality, and how it is affecting women's health insurances.

The list is diverse, just like the characters. In the pilot, Jacqueline Carlyle, the editor-in-chief of Scarlet magazine, says that she's glad to see all the ethnic, sexual, and gender-diverse faces in the workplace.Aisha Dee, who plays Kat Edison, talked about the various loopholes in the show's external dynamics.She also mentioned that, despite the lack of representation, it's important that characters are treated with dignity and respect, as these could have long-term effects on real people.In order to create a more inclusive and diverse representation on the show, the writers have had to work with multiple Black women of color on set.

According to a source familiar with the show, there have been two Black women of color on board.One of the problems thatThe Bold Type tackles is the unrealistic standards of beauty that are being set in the image that we see on television.

In Season 3, we see Sutton, who is played by the Meghann Fahy, talking about how Instagram gives out a fake body image. She realizes that it is hard to remember that the people are talking about a real body image when they see it.The show is about female friendship, which is the antithesis of the toxic relationships that are depicted in Girls. It is also a celebration of friendship, which is the opposite of what is portrayed in the series.

Critics have been praising the show since its inception, and it has largely remained so throughout its five-year run. When it landed on Netflix in the UK, it was called the best TV show of 2017.

Employees are allowed to have bottles of wine in an opulent fashion closet, and they can't afford clothes that they could never afford.

The show's main characters are Jane, who is a whip-smart journalist with shades of Lauren Duca, Sutton brady, who is a fashion enthusiast and Kat Edison, who is the social media director. The show's boss, Jacqueline Carlyle, provided them with guidance and support.

Many of the show's storylines were developed through the conversations between Sarah Watson, the creative director of The Bold Type, and the staff members of Cosmopolitan. During this time, Coles recalls being able to share the absurd events from her experience, and she was also able to create characters based on what she had learned.

The show's depiction of friendship has been praised.

 The three main characters prioritise each other and help each other out in various ways. When Sutton loses her job due to an incident, Kat and Jane help her get back on her feet.

The Bold Type has taught us a lot about friendship, but perhaps the most important message is that sometimes, things are as good as they seem.

Rate 9/10.

Notebook:

The Notebook is a 2004 romantic comedy film directed by Nick Cassavete. The story follows a couple who fall in love during the 1940s, and it is told through a notebook that an old man (played by James Garner) writes in the present day.

The story follows a couple that is in love at one point, but then they realize that they're both old people who are in the shadows of Alzheimer's. He is faithful in his love and Each day, the man reads to his wife, who writes a notebook that narrates the story of how they met and faced challenges to their happiness .

Alzheimer's can sometimes make us wish that we could have these moments. But, as long as we keep telling ourselves stories, we will be able to live longer.

The reason we cried during "End of Learment" was because the mother was given the opportunity to leave her children with dignity. The lovers are named Noah Calhoun and Allie Nelson, and they're played by James Garner and Gena Rowlands..

The main character are named Allie and noah played by Rachel McAdams and Ryan Goslings. Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling have done a great job with their performances

The performances are made for the material, and they do not push too hard. There are also times when Noah says that he doesn't see how it's gonna work, but he is willing to make it work because he loves her. He said at that time when allie was engaged to another man

Allie is a rich kid who's living at home with her parents. She falls in love with Noah, who is smart and poetic.

Ryan Gosling is already being identified as one of the best young actors in his generation. He shows us that he is comfortable in his roles, and he never wants to be known as a hard-working actor. McAdams, who was the bitchy high school girl in "Mean Girls," shows us that she is beautiful and clear-headed.

Joan Allen is wonderful as her mother, who shows her a local working man who looks like he's been used by life. She then tells her that 25 years ago, she was in love with him, which is still very sweet and positive. This movie is based on Nicholas Sparks' novel, which I was able to see firsthand.

Gena Rowlands and James Garner are both at ease in their roles, and they never try to make the characters look easy. Garner is a confident and self-assured actor, and he makes the difficult parts look easy. He also loses credit for his skill.

The old mansion is also highlighted, with Noah convinced that he will rebuild it for his future wife. He also says that he will make the studio he has made for her in the hopes that she will stay in it with him.

The photography by Robert Fraisse is stunning in its rich and saturated effects, and it makes the story seem more realistic.

The Notebook is an impressive production, with its two storylines having vastly different effects. It is still full of powerful performances and an emotionally bent sensibility that allows it to stand out. It has also managed to avoid being too manipulative.

Nick Cassavetes took Nicholas Sparks' novel and turned it into a movie. He did an incredible job capturing the story and making it one of the best romance movies out there.

Cassavetes also directed the highly emotional film My Sisters Keeper, and he did an amazing job with the cast.

He knows how to get the most out of the romantic moments on screen. The Notebooks also shows the real parts of a love story, as well as the struggles of being in love with one.

The movie also shows how love can last, and it shows how important it is to remember what it is and how it can be used.

Rate 10/10.