Episode 5: a superb episode, a stand-out one, to my taste, like caviar on my tongue. I loved it. I loved its simplicity, clear unhindered screenplay, early "innocence", her repulsed repetitive life without a foreseeable sweet future, all that that changed then with demonic plots, thrilling mischievousness, her senses on fire with Gaap and the real threat of Armageddon.
The lead actress most of all did a wonderful job, performed brightly and naturally. When you give such people a purpose, you would be surprised to what extent they are ready to go and advance; Also, the development, editing and runtime well-done and worked together seamlessly.
At the end though, I would have liked Gaap to change back to its demonic self while they were walking hand in hand toward their eternal bliss and oblivion.
The lead actress most of all did a wonderful job, performed brightly and naturally. When you give such people a purpose, you would be surprised to what extent they are ready to go and advance; Also, the development, editing and runtime well-done and worked together seamlessly.
At the end though, I would have liked Gaap to change back to its demonic self while they were walking hand in hand toward their eternal bliss and oblivion.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 7.5
- Development: 8.5
- Realism: 8
- Entertainment: 9
- Acting: 8.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 8
- Visual/special effects: 8.5
- Music/score: 8.5
- Depth: 8.5
- Logic: 7
- Flow: 9
- Editing: 7.5
- Drama/mystery/sci-fi: 8
- Ending: 8.5.