@dosy_vik TWELVE Ratings

The book is incredibly cool! This is an explosive mixture of eroticism and crime. The entire narrative is mixed with hot sex scenes, madness, crimes and seasoned with suspense. The book cannot but hook you to the core, because it involves children, as in many thrillers. Be prepared for this! I read many moments with horror in my eyes and with my hand over my face, I was so impressed by what was happening in the book. It's impossible to tear yourself away from the book!

Stardew Valley for me is undoubtedly a masterpiece game in the farming simulator genre, and also with RPG elements. The game was created by just one person, Eric Baron, and undoubtedly a part of his soul remained in this game. because the game is not just interesting, it is very positive, very bright, very kind. Which is a huge rarity for modern game development.

I'm already watching season 2. I like the series. You can watch in the background, and most importantly there are funny moments! Freddie Highmore is certainly at his best!

Incomparable cartoon. Even though I never particularly liked the series of games about Mario, it’s like with music that you also didn’t like as a child/youth, it was popular, and you listened to it and now you also like it just because , which causes a storm of warm emotions about that time. I recommend.

Holy crap, what a book. This is unlike anything Hoover has written before. I have so many emotions right now that it's hard to know where to start, but I think everyone should read this book. That's right: everyone.

The film is super, everything is incredibly beautiful, and even this red room is beautiful in its own way. Dakota and Jamie did a great job in their roles. Everything is just like in the book. After reading the book I was really looking forward to the film adaptation, I was not disappointed. The love between them is so romantic and erotic at the same time. And the soundtrack of the film deserves special praise, very beautiful songs. A film for adults, 16+, I absolutely recommend it to everyone!

The first two seasons were interesting. On the third season of the third episode, I’m already thinking about quitting the series - it’s becoming boring and stupid.

I recommend watching the film. It's scary because the film is based on real events. How convincing he could be that women believed him, even knowing what he was accused of. I really feel sorry for the main character. What stress did she get when she learned that her lover was sick, a serial maniac? How much time she spent with him, how many times she left her little daughter with him. And how he convinced everyone of his innocence in court. At that moment, he probably believed it himself.

An incredibly beautiful film about the uneasy love of two young people. After watching it, I couldn’t leave it for two weeks, I read articles about the main characters, watched videos, this story didn’t want to let me go. I found all the books in the After series by Anna Todd and read them avidly. I can say that the screenwriters managed to convey what Anna put into her creation, at least due to the ideal choice of actors for the role of Hardin and Tessa, say what you will, but they looked gorgeous and also played very well.

A perfect ending to the whole story. I recommend watching all 5 parts. This film definitely needs to be re-watched. Wonderful.

Before We Go is a delightful blend of romance and drama that resonates with my taste in movies. Chris Evans, who also directs the film, delivers a heartfelt performance alongside Alice Eve. The story unfolds during a single night in New York City, beautifully capturing the essence of serendipity and human connection. As a fan of romance and drama, I appreciated the authentic and emotionally charged moments shared by the two leads. While it may not break entirely new ground, the film's engaging storytelling, witty humor, and genuine chemistry between Evans and Eve make it a satisfying watch for lovers of romantic dramas like myself.

Ugly Love is a captivating rollercoaster of emotions that transcends the boundaries of love and healing. Colleen Hoover weaves a poignant tale of two damaged souls, Miles and Tate, whose chemistry is undeniable. As a fan of romance and psychology, I found myself deeply engrossed in the characters' complex emotions and their journey toward finding solace in each other's arms. The book's exploration of trauma and recovery resonated with my interests in psychology. While it's not without its predictable moments, the well-crafted narrative and heartfelt storytelling make Ugly Love a must-read for fans of romantic novels with a touch of psychology.