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## His and Hers The series follows Anna, a former TV presenter, who investigates a murder in the town where she grew up. Her involvement brings her into conflict with her ex-husband, Detective Jack Harper, who becomes suspicious of her role in the case and soon turns into a suspect himself, uncovering a mystery full of lies and dark secrets. Is it worth watching? https://youtu.be/8_szlvBLll0?is=95t8JKtyB4W5bIBt 🟢🟢🟢🟢 * Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal are both solid in the leading roles, with Thompson standing out slightly more. * The mystery unfolds gradually with a good pace that keeps you hooked. * Being only 6 episodes long helps avoid unnecessary stretching. * I really liked the twist in the final episode, it leaves you thinking “what the hell just happened” 😅 * Well-crafted production overall. * Nicely written script with a few minor flaws. * It constantly creates doubt and suspicion, which is exactly what you want from a mystery series. * Dark atmosphere throughout. 🔴🔴🔴🔴 * Story-wise, it leans on quite a few clichés and some obvious conveniences, though not in a way that becomes annoying. * Some performances are a bit meh. * A few characters could have been developed better. * Certain events feel a little rushed or only touched on superficially, probably to save time. * Overall, it is not particularly memorable or unique, but it is still an enjoyable watch. ## It: Welcome to Derry It: Welcome to Derry is an ambitious television adaptation of Stephen King following Castle Rock, and it attempts to serve as a prequel to the two films. The story is set in 1962 and focuses on the origins of the Evil through the disappearance of a child, Matty Clements, which becomes the center of an unofficial investigation led by a small group of friends. Is it worth watching? https://youtu.be/oKa6u7LT0qE?is=8nFZEU2B9KQZmR8L 🟢🟢🟢🟢 * For me, the first episode and the last two episodes were incredible. * The child casting is really well done and makes you connect with the characters. They manage to convey both fear and their personal conflicts very effectively. * Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise is excellent, just like in the films. * I liked that midway through the season we learned more about Pennywise’s origin story. * It has plenty of creepy moments. * There is a LOT of blood. * Great 1960s atmosphere. * Very high production quality, especially for television. * Some effects are genuinely WOW. * Nice Easter eggs throughout. * I liked how it portrays a society that is slowly falling apart internally. The script clearly carries social commentary. 🔴🔴🔴🔴 * The whole military subplot did not really contribute much to the story 🤷‍♂️ * The middle of the season drags a bit with too much talking. * It loses its pacing at certain points, although thankfully it recovers 😅 * Some scenes feel overly exaggerated, even if the show’s themes can support that tone. * A few visual effects look a little clumsy.