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The Last of Us
As someone who played the video game, they did a great job adapting it. Was skeptical of Pascal's casting originally but he did well in the role.
Interstellar
Interstellar is an absolute masterpiece that blends mind-bending science with raw human emotion, making it unforgettable. Directed by Christopher Nolan, it’s a visually stunning and deeply emotional journey through space and time. The film’s exploration of concepts like wormholes, black holes, and the relativity of time is both thrilling and thought-provoking, while Hans Zimmer’s incredible score amplifies every moment to goosebump-inducing heights. But what makes Interstellar truly special is its heart—it’s not just about space; it’s about love, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between parent and child. It’s a film that sticks with you long after the credits roll, and no matter how many times you watch it, it never loses its impact.
The Office
The Office is hands down is one of the best shows ever made. Packed with awkward humor, memorable characters, and plenty of heart. Steve Carell as Michael Scott is comedy gold—cringe-worthy, clueless, but somehow lovable. What makes it truly great is the supporting cast. The "mockumentary" style makes it feel real, like you’re a fly on the wall watching this chaotic, dysfunctional, yet oddly endearing group of coworkers. The show dips a bit after Michael leaves (especially with how they wrote Andy at the end), but it still delivers plenty of laughs and wraps up in a way that feels satisfying.
It’s one of the only shows I believe gets better each time watching it. The more you've seen it the more you understand the character dynamics and will have you catching small jokes you wouldn't have in the past. I've probably watched the entire series start to finish atleast 7 times. It's the ultimate comfort show.
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Excellent Binge Watching Show - Easily the best show on tv right now. It's the first time any show or movie has kept me looking up fan theories after each episode has aired. While it's the type of show to answer a question with three more questions it feels like everything is planned out (unlike lost). Still two seasons to go, but if they can wrap this up in a meaningful way that ties up all the loose ends I think it can go down as one of the best shows ever created.