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Love to read, write and watch movies and TV shows and occasionally talk with people.

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Reviewer of movies, TV shows, and short films being created all over the globe.

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Pramit Chatterjee

Loves to talk about movies, TV shows, short films, and basically anything that emerges from the world of ente…

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Pramit Chatterjee

Mashable is a global, multi-platform media and entertainment company.

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Pramit Chatterjee

Pramit Chatterjee

Enthusiastic reviewer of anything that moves. My undercover Twitter id is: @pramitheus

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Pramit Chatterjee, Author at Storypick

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‘Notes From The Last Row’ Netflix Review: A Spiritual Sequel To ‘Oldboy’

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Notes from the Last Row has Choi Min-sik’s character suffering a severe meltdown after being subjected to the wildest plot twists imaginable is obviously gonna make me compare it to the other Choi Min-sik project, which has the plot twist and a meltdown of the century, Oldboy. Kim Gyu-tae and Jang Myung-woo’s adaptation of Juan Mayorga’s play, El chico de la ultima fila, follows Mun-oh, the strict literature professor at the Yeonseo University. He lives with his wife, Hyeon-suk.
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‘Notes From The Last Row’ Ending Explained: Why Did Kang Destroy Mun-oh?

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Notes from the Last Row’s ending was all about Professor Mun-oh learning the authentic aspects of the tall tales that his student and prodigy, Kang, had told him as a part of his mission to get revenge. Kang was a student of Mun-oh’s English class who impressed him with his writing prowess and compelled Mun-oh to mentor him. As per the narrative he told via his daily assignments, he had become obsessed with a boy named Se-yun.
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‘Little Brother’ Netflix Review: John Cena & Eric Andre Are A Match Made In Comedy Heaven

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Little Brother feels like a throwback to brainrot comedies from 2000s and 2010s, like Step Brothers, Due Date, Bheja Fry, Due Date, and a bit of Mujhse Dosti Karoge (whose central premise is taken from, believe it or not, the 1897 Edmond Rostand play titled Cyrano de Bergerac). Directed by Matt Spicer and written by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel, the movie starts with Marcus escaping from Renaissance Recovery to reunite with his “brother,” Rudd.
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