The Butterfly

Was wondering whether to watch this. Pretty sure this is not my cup of tea. Thanks for the well written review and heads up!

Lived to a ripe old age and was still able to take down a crazed kung fu tailor. 😄

Tyvm 🌸💕

Currently on The Criterion Channel (Subscription)

Currently on the Criterion Channel (subscription)

Currently available on The Criterion Channel (Subscription)

Sorry, I usually post in comments and I forgot. 🤦🏻‍♀️

I watched this on The Criterion Channel (subscription)

I watch older movies wherever I can find them—-YT, Tubi, Prime, and lately Criterion.

@Bye posted down below, just a note to say the link still works at this time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OixQ5ZmQT0

Happy to help! ^^

And slightly enigmatic but heartwarming.

Tyvm 💕🌸

Still available here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=dIrIB8ski2E

I guess it was a role to stretch himself and do something without martial arts. He was able to fight an avalanche so there was that. 😁

About the only one I watch anymore is the GBBO. Though it hasn’t been the same since they switched networks and lost Mary Berry.

There are always a lot of filler in these types of shows. The most thrilling round would be near the end when they had the Hell competition and had to put out a new dish every 30 minutes with someone being eliminated each time until they were down to one chef to go against the finalist already chosen in a previous round. I used to watch more cooking competitions but some of them can be terribly mean spirited. And while the chefs did have one round where no one got any sleep it wasn't the planned psychological and grueling physical warfare like some shows purposely inflict.

Currently available on Tubi

This is currently on the Criterion Channel (subscription)

I know what was trying to be accomplished but the glaring dismissal of the wife’s thoughts and feelings and the emotional rejection of the son really bothered me.

Currently available on the Criterion Channel (subscription)

"The biggest fail for me is that the writers decide to literally reveal everything, including all the mysteries, in the first three episodes."

This was my favorite part of your review. It should have been a warning for what was to come. 😄

I was enjoying it too, and then it felt like they had to fill in the episode count and said, I know we wrapped up the main story, but let's take a road trip and see what going on with the Xiyan monarchy. 😄

Thank you for reading my review. 🦋💕

Sounds like it! Thanks for sharing some of the book elements with me.