malikrob Reviews

Masters of the Air (2024)

Computer edited set

[5/10 · 6 February 2024]

I'm not sure why this TV series is getting amazing publicity and reviews. Unreal historical story retold, which don't get me wrong is interesting, but it is extremely computer edited scenery. I'm not sure why so many reviews are saying the visions are amazing.

Impressive performance by the cast, great movement in time for this level, but that is what is expected.

I would advise to watch this, as it is a great experience, but it uses technology so much on all the scenes, it is so obvious. Which makes me miss the old fashioned movies which was more realistic on the every day scene.

Good but not unreal.

Ronnie O'Sullivan: The Edge of Everything (2023)

The athlete in a working mans sport

[8/10 · 4 December 2023]

An emotionally and inspiring show on probably the most down to earth GOAT (greatest of all time) snooker player of all time!

I don't play, I'm not a dedicated fan, but from growing up with Ronnie on BBC and seeing the achievements and tournaments he won and loss, this is unreal.

An entertaining show, providing his historical family backgrounds, showing his life issues and him being the most upfront honest guy you can imagine.

Strongly recommend this for any snooker fan, any people with overall sporting interest and for anyone who has interest in world athletes but with a crazy spin on their life - he is the most down to earth every day GOAT athlete you will probably ever come accors..

Mark Cavendish: Never Enough (2023)

Greatest living sportsman today in UK - thrill watch

[9/10 · 5 August 2023]

What a brutal, emotional and entertaining story, captured into a lively netflix entertaining movie.

The life he has lived and is still is living today is unreal, and as cycling is still not a major sport in the UK, the reception of him is not as high as he deserves. This story could really go on if he continues the career one more time!

Well interviewed people in the movie, great family links and the story really traces back to the heart of his cycling career in the UK - Isle of Man as a young child.

Maybe the movie could of captured more on the 2022 + 23 stories, but no doubt this will feed into the final movie if it continues into 2024.

Not a cycling fan but if you enjoy sporting true entertainment shows, strongly recommended.

His Dark Materials (2019–2022)

World Class - enjoy over time, don't bindge!

[10/10 · 30 December 2022]

The charisma, the family joy, the exploration of this TV series is world class. The adventurous background story provides a solid base for your imagination to be entertained in-between episodes.

Bindge watching? Probably not advised, as enjoying the series over a longer period of time, hence the three years, provides a greater enjoyment and excitement for the story.

Ideal for families, and or for relaxed TV shows.

The performers provided a great entertainment, the screen views, backgrounds and sounds are world class, it's a a joy to experience through BBC over Christmas.

Some low reviews really have minimal imagaination to stories like this.

Ladhood (2019–2022)

Born 1985 - 1995 Male, You will Love It!

[9/10 · 26 September 2022]

Great three series to date! It really brings back the memories of the school and growing up era. Wel written, with dry humour and entertaining stores. The reflecetion back from todays age onto the younger life experince is well structured, with some real funny momements.

The four younger guys really stand out with their acting abaility, expecially as the episodes process, as their roles really do vary with each story line.

Worth the time if you want an easy funny show, and it really does bring back the memories from the younger era.

The three serices interlink very well, and the storyline progresss great!

Sherwood (II) (2022– )

Great cast, great performance and great story for the East Midlands minners

[10/10 · 19 July 2022]

Thoroughly enjoyed the 6 episode show. A real strong varsity of cast, great background story which is driven from the 80s past in the mining counties. Strongly recommended, especially if you have mining history or based in and around East Midlands , north England.