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What a start! A solid episode! The hype was real.

It proved how many goosebumps can be delivered in one hour episode. Showing the rise and fall of a character within an episode is no small feat. Extreme brutality with perfect BGM and cinematography. Dark, brutal, and spine-chilling from the very start. Ah! Peace of eyes!

HBO nailed it again.

So beautifully made. The movie captures me beautifully from beginning to end. Although there was a bit of slow screenplay, this slow screenplay is a must subject to the romantic story. Everything unfolds beautifully, realizing how love can last a lifetime.

The best scene of the whole movie was the ducks wandering in the middle of the river. And then, cute conversation between the two of them on the boat.

Ryan Gosling has given the best performance. Some of the scenes were extremely heart-touching! But what makes this film different from others is one main thing; BEAUTY. I promise you, you'll appreciate every second of "The Notebook".

I really liked every part of it. Initially there was a slow screenplay but as time went on it got better. The script was perfect, the dialogue delivery was perfect. The emotions of our human life have been personified in this movie. Joy, Disgust, Sadness, Fear and Anger has given us a great lesson.

To be honest, we sometimes need sadness to be happy. We cannot get happiness without sorrow. In the same way, we cannot go on living with just Disgust and Angry. Also, if you want to get something, you have to sacrifice something.

The movie is more applicable to adults than children. Though the whole movie was very enjoyable. I have never been disappointed in Pixar's work.