WEB SERIES
I really love Stranger Things! They really found the right people for the roles of all the characters. The plot is super unique, the scenes are thrilling, the character development is amazing, and I cannot stop watching. I swear, this show has me on the edge of my seat, waiting for what's going to happen next.
With the emergence of the OTT platforms like Netflix and Prime , web series have risen as a new mode of mass entertainment . Now instead of going out on holidays and spending time with loved ones we have become slaves of the social media and prefer watching web series . Everyday , a number of web series are getting released and it may be difficult for you if you are looking to have some quality content and can't find the appropriate one for you . So I will be telling you the top web series which you need to watch if you have a recently awakened interest in watching web series .
5) GAME OF THRONES
Unlike most of the other stories which have one main character and a few other "main" side-characters, Game of Thrones has many characters most of whom are simply awesome. From the scheming Littlefinger to the secretive and creepily intimidating Varys, from the honorable Starks to the disgusting Lannisters, Freys and Boltons, from the gigantic Mountain and the Hound to the minuscule, yet vastly brilliant Tyrion, from dragons to the white walkers, from Vipers (of Dorne) to the Dothraki horsemen, there is simply no dearth of interesting characters.I simply adore Sean Bean and Peter Dinklage in the series.
Apart from them, actors like Lena Headey, Jack Gleeson, Kit Harrington have done justice to their respective characters.The beheading of Ned Stark at the end of Season 1 was a shocker to everyone who hadn't read the books. And now that Season 3 has started, you can brace yourself for many more shockers like this.Everyone thought Ned was the main character in the beginning of the series. Then people thought it was Danerys, and now Jon and/or Tyrion. The greatest trick "the devil" pulled here is that there is no central character.
4) THE BOYS
I've had big expectations about this show, because I thought that is going to be exactly that kind of show, in which the good guys (the superheroes) fight the bad guys (the villains) and of course, they win. I couldn't have been more wrong, especially because "The Boys" it's not about a desperate attempt of superheroes to save the world from evil, instead this show takes a much more realistic approach, about what is going to happen if superheroes had reallyexisted.
I'm saying that I had big expectations in the beginning, because I thought that it would be the same usual show with superheroes and villain, that is most likely to find everywhere. In the first couple of episodes I've been a little bit disappointed, or rather shocked, because like I've already said, "The Boys" describes what the MCU never did. Of course, the movies and shows from Marvel are destined to other public's category, but this show is tough. It has all you could not expect from a TV series with superheroes. It has violence, gore, nudity, astonishing CGI effects and a very unpredictable and solid storyline. In the end it seems that this one delivered what I didn't expect it to and I am pleased with that. The show is definitely worth watching.
3) THE WALKING DEAD
The Walking Dead is a phenomenal tv show and never fails to entertain.
Take it from someone who watches a lot of tv. Game of thrones, empire, the list is endless... but in that endless catalog, the walking dead stood out to be one of the best in my opinion. Now that's my opinion. I'm gonna try my hardest to make a non biased review on each season and all of them as a whole.
Season 1: perhaps it's safe to say that this season may be one of the best seasons... it makes a world infested by zombies seem realistic and arouses tension in every scene. 9/10
Season 2: Amazing! It gave time for more character development and made the viewers more attached to the characters... there's less action though but closer to the end was where everything was mind blowing! The bar scene, the barn, dale, Shane... well crafted! The drama was amazing and the lingering threat of walkers that clouded each episode never fails to keep the viewers at the end the of their seats. 8/10
Season 3: The prison made the characters as well as the audience feel more safe. It was a good start! The way they handled lori's death was depressing and the way it changed cArl and Rick was interesting. After the depressing start we see the governor and woodberry, we finally received some long awaited action and the dialogue was intense as hell... a great season to see war between two groups. This season overall helps emphasize that you must fear the living more than the dead. 7/10
Season 4: Here's where the walking dead begins to shine. The illness, was horrifying and really had viewers worried... the governor's story, was a nice, relaxing line of episodes but too long. And the mid season finale, left all viewers buried under waves upon waves of tears. After the prisons downfall our group gets divided and helps deve more character of new and old ones. For instance, We get to see the childish Carl Grimes transform into a independent survivor and the guilty Rick Grimes turn into a murderous slasher and the innocent carol into a badass. And the ending was epic. 10/10
Season 5: This season started out with a bang! [pun intended] badass, action packed and a pure masterpiece! The church, terminus, were amazing! The Beth episodes however seemed unnecessary and long but the mid season finale was a shocker! Absolutely mind blowing and sad. Then the introduction to Alexandria was amazing and the way they contrasted survivors with unexperienced individuals was excellent! 10/10
Season 6: the season started off with slowly to absolute perfection. They shed light on the threat of the walkers which helped emit fear and suspense. The wolves gang episode was another amazing opportunity to see carols skills and intelligence in play. The mid season finale was beautiful seeing the determination and bravery from all characters to fight for their home. After that we see hilltop and are introduced to the saviors which was actually not as bad as people say it is. Personally 10/10 but In a non biased perspective it's a 7/10
Season 7: started of with the second most saddest and iconic death of all time. the season then continued with great episodes such as "service", "Sing me a song", "The cell" and many more. Some episodes which wasn't that interesting was the whole episode on Morgan and the episode on the Kingdom. the finale was a masterpiece! Seeing Rick finally stand up and face Negan was refreshing and epic! 7/10
Season 8: bumpy first episodes... bad decision to kill of a character, all action and no drama, but that all changed after episode eight. The season was actually pretty good after episode eight, they maintained the balance between dialogue, action and drama. Poor character development and involvement though... but that finale was a masterpiece... it was sad, respectful and overall just refreshing and beautiful. I'd personally give it a 7/10 but in a non biased perspective it's a 5/10... not a bad season.
Season 9: it's so much better than previous seasons! I won't get into it cus it just started but a solid 100/10.💯
2) STRANGER THINGS
Millie Bobby Brown (one of my idols) made Eleven come to life. Even though her character doesn't have a lot of dialouge, you can tell what she's feeling, just from her facial expressions. Noah Schnapp is by far one of the best teen stars I've ever watched. His acting is magnificent! Finn Wolfhard is super talented aswell. I used to only know him from It, but looking at his acting in Stranger Things, is amazing! Sadie Sink is amazing. Her character Max, is super sassy and smart-mouthed, and I love it! Gaten Matarazzo's character Dustin, is totally adorable. He's definietly one of the most hilarious characters. Caleb McLaughlin's Lucas, is also some super talented acting! He's definietly an underatted character. Winona Ryder (my idol, literally), her acting is so authentic and genuine, it seems as if she isn't even acting at all!
My only problem with Stranger Things, is the third season. It was still amazing, don't get me wrong, but it seemed a little hard to follow at times. Season one and season two, were totally the better ones in the TV show, but then again, everything in this show is beyond amazing. The Duffer Brothers are doing a great job, with all the connections, and character development, etc.
1) BREAKING BAD
'Breaking Bad' is one of the most popular rated shows on IMDb (even after 1.8MIL+ fan votes!!) and it's one of those rarities where every season has either been very positively received or near-universally acclaimed critically and where all of my friends have said nothing but great things about.
Very few shows in recent memory had me so hooked from the very start that before the week was over the whole show had been watched, especially when for a lot of shows now airing watching one episode all the way through can be an endeavor. 'Breaking Bad' had that effect on me, and its reputation as one of the best, consistently brilliant and most addictive shows in many years (maybe even ever) is more than deserved in my eyes. Its weakest season is perhaps the first season, understandable as any show's first season is the one where things are still settling.
Actually everything is established remarkably from the very start, but once the writing and characterization becomes even meatier the show reaches even higher levels.Visually, 'Breaking Bad' is one of those shows that is both stylish and beautiful, with photography and editing that are cinematic quality and put a lot of films today to shame, where there are a lot of visually beautiful ones but also some painfully amateurish looking ones. The music always has the appropriate mood, never too intrusive, never too muted.
The writing for 'Breaking Bad' is a fine example to all shows of how to have a lot of style but also to have a lot of substance. The dialogue throughout is thought-provoking and tense, while also have a darkly wicked sense of humor and heart-tugging pathos. The stories are texturally rich, intimate, tense and layered, with the pace of them consistently deliberate but taut. The direction couldn't be better.
Can't say anything bad about the acting. Bryan Cranston is phenomenal as one of the most fascinating anti-heroes, or even of any kind of character, in either film or television. Aaron Paul has never been better and Anna Gunn is affecting. The characters are compelling in their realism.
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