Very well structured biography and the author had some access to Huang himself. This is a brilliant intro into how Nvidia developed alongside the AI we see today.

Huge improvement on S1. This has more purpose and story. Beautifully shot and impressively acted.

It’s not an overcomplicated political series, it’s not even in the thriller territory. But it builds up nicely and is supported by a superb performance from Keri Russell as ambassador Kate Wyler.

It’s different. Lots happens but at the same time not much happens. I would say it’s ok, but by no means a must watch.

Uncomfortable in parts because of the “new” player and the VIP thing never works properly. But in terms of the world the TV show created I found it a “realistic” ending and I still had to watch all episodes quickly.

Some funny parts, especially at the start after the referendum passes. They were struggling already to get the run-time up to 90 minutes, but it’s entertaining and the play around referendums and languages in Switzerland works.

Outstandingly good crime thriller with strong casting and deep multi-layered storytelling. One of the best things I have seen recently.

First part was better I think. Some of the scenes were a bit overlong and felt more like an ode to Tom Cruise than neccessary for storytelling. Still a watchable Mission Impossible though.

Clearly presented and structured drama about a terrible misjustice. Despite this still no-one responsible at the Post Office has faced criminal charges though.

I can see why Netflix cancelled it. There are some good scenes and characters but it feels too stretched out. And the swimming to safety scene near the end feels like the scriptwriters had already thrown in the towel.

It’s kind of ok. Although it feels like it is missing something which means it is never great. Maybe it is just a bit too jumbled between being serious and humourous.

A return to form. The humour is back in abundance; it borrows from the Terminator in places and is a fun and fast ride.

Good prep for Disneyworld. It’s not going to win any awards, but it’s a solid movie which is well made. It raised some laughs too.

A very welcome return to form. S7 has a great mix of episodes; I think Eulogy is the best, but there is nothing bad to be found.

It got better towards the end, but I found the pacing of this problematic and for large parts of the movie what was happening on screen and didn’t fit what I would consider a good Star Wars movie.

Good prep for a Disneyworld visit; especially interesting to read about Walt’s original vision for Epcot versus reality. Would be more engaging with more first hand accounts.

I found the acting ok and the plot somewhat recycled. But it’s Star Wars, so I still enjoyed it.

There’s so much to watch nowadays, but this was fresh and enjoyable. Maybe drawn out a little too long, but Cordelia Cupp was a great character and very well acted.

I am catching up on the Star Wars movies now. Rogue One looks beautiful and provides action aplenty. It’s simple, but effective. Really enjoyable.

Doesn’t grip in the same way as S1, but it still works thanks to strong central cast. Some of it feels a bit rushed and formulaic though.