seng_sopheak1992 Reviews

Girl Meets World (2014–2017)

Girl Meets World is a nice spin-off but not as good its predecessor

[6/10 · 31 May 2015]

Personally, I think this show is a fine spin off from Boy Meets World. It gives myself some sort of closure by revealing how everyone in BMW has been doing so far. I am glad to find out that Cory and Topanga are happily marriage.

In term of casting, those young actors are doing the best they can considering how little experience they are. You can see their acting skills getting better as the show progressing. I wouldn't stress this point so much.

The script and storyline of the show is where I find to be very annoying. The show does have some interesting moments, but overall the scrip are not as good as any other Disney's sitcoms. Disney has produced some of the finest children shows like Wizards of Waverly Place, Good Luck Charlie and Hanna Montana, to name a few. I am surprise to see the drop in quality of script in Girl Meets World.

In conclusion, Girl Meets World a fairly good show in term of children sitcoms. It is certainly not one of the best of Disney's work, but it is not so bad as well. I wouldn't recommend it to adults. Those who has been exposed to great sitcoms like Friends or HIMYM certainly find GMW annoying. However, for an eight-years-old kid, this show would be entertaining to them.

Interstellar (2014)

Touching, Good Script, but very theoretical

[9/10 · 23 March 2015]

This is a great movie of 2014. Due to the length of the movie, you could easily keep up with the progress of the story without feeling like it's going to fast. I am a theoretical physicist, and I am having a tough time try to understand the scientific concept which is presented in the movie. Even for the professional mind, the theory of multi-dimensional of space is hard to wrap their head around, let alone trying to show it in a visual term. Since we are living in a 3D universe, drawing a higher dimension pictures is pretty difficult. I love mama earth. Carl Sagan said, Earth is the only home we've ever known. Our science and technology is moving forward in a unrepresented rate, yet we are centuries away from interstellar travel assuming we don't kill ourselves before that. I just hope for the human's sake that we will venture across the cosmos because of our thirst of exploration and curiosity and not because of our pale blue dot is dying of our own doing.