Reviews

Snowfall is a gripping crime drama series that tells the story of the crack cocaine epidemic in Los Angeles during the 1980s. Created by John Singleton, Eric Amadio, and Dave Andron, the show is a stark portrayal of the devastating impact of the drug trade on individuals and communities.

The show follows the lives of several characters, including Franklin Saint (Damson Idris), a young street entrepreneur who becomes involved in the drug trade; Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson), a CIA operative who runs a secret operation to fund the Contras in Nicaragua; and Gustavo "El Oso" Zapata (Sergio Peris-Mencheta), a Mexican wrestler turned enforcer.

The show is well-written, with strong performances from the entire cast. The characters are complex and layered, and the storylines are engaging and thought-provoking. The show also does an excellent job of capturing the mood and atmosphere of 1980s Los Angeles, with its bright lights, seedy underbelly, and racial tensions.

Overall, Snowfall is an excellent TV show that is well worth watching. It's a powerful and compelling drama that shines a light on an important moment in American history. If you're a fan of crime dramas or historical dramas, you won't want to miss it.

Fun movie for the family, good jokes for the kids, humorous enough for adults. Action scene are PG and a little love story to wrap it all nicely together.

But if you are looking for it to make scientific sense, then lower your expectations.

They travel back in time on a timeline that's already been altered (oh so they think) to destroy a time machine, while screwing with the same timeline. But the time machine was supposedly created in its right timeline but because it was used for evil (which they don't explain) we are going to destroy the time machine all together erasing humanity's greatest accomplishment. Because we couldn't keep it out of the hands of evil.

This man is sane in a insane world. This documentary proves just that. You don't have to be a fan, just be a person who can appreciate someone will to be the best, the great, the goat. Unseen Footage that was filmed before he became who he is now. Only downfall in this documentary is a 10+ years gap of unseen footage. Most of the footages dates back to the start of Kanye, then it fast forward and touches on the now kanye. Ts worth a watch if you ever questioned this man's mental health.

Short and simple... It's just the beginning of a zombie apocalypse, there are a lot of confusion and questions. The characters were once regular people with families and were living a normal life. In an instant ,the world is turned upside down without an explanation. You cannot expect regular people who knows absolutely nothing about zombie apocalypse to start shooting the undead in the head as if they wwere training their entire life for it. For those who gave it a bad review, put yourself in their shoes, what the hell are you going to do?