I grew up with movies, not as a kid with parents who worked with movies but with a parent who worked building cinemas. This made me spend a lot of time watching film and listening to why you had to sit at certain seats in a cinema to achieve the best possible experience, to watch the lighting (Barry Lyndon is a perfect example of this), listen to the soundtrack how it goes along with the scenes etc etc. I have of course came to the conclusion that it´s all up to you yourself, the same as it is for the whole world of series and movies, and everything else for that matter;

It is highly individual when it comes to what you like and people should not decide for you if it’s good or bad. If you enjoy it, go for it, watch it.

What I like or what I think might not go along with everyone else’s opinion, but hey, that would not even be an interesting world to live in, as long as you respect what other people think you will always have topics to drill through and discuss. Sometimes the best insights come from the most unassuming places. I'm all ears for whatever thought, theory, or random perspective people are weighing on.

And remember, people who work with arts, as moving pictures are a part of, usually do it because they love it so do not be too hard on them, often they give us moments we never forget.

That is why my slogan is…

"Just an opinion, out of many".