GHKPM New Season EDT # 9 - Page 159

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I like MS Dhoni. It was a good movie. Sushant acted well. I like the song, Jab Tak from that movie very much. Armaan Malik sang it beautifully. And his elder brother, Amaal Malik's music composition was also really good. I sang the song and shared the recording on Music Corner forum. There's a thread on that forum where people can share their recorded voice after singing.

Here's my voice:

https://voca.ro/140A0oDagbwB

Originally posted by: Tanvi_vault

Fabulous singing 👏👏

Thanks a lot, Tanvi!

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I'm planning to watch American shows, Crash Landing on you, and any of the K dramas that are half way over since I can binge watch

I selected eight shows.

American shows:

1) Dexter (thriller)

2) The Midnight Club (horror)

3) Dead Boy Detectives (supernatural)

Kdramas/Korean shows:

1) Queen of Tears (romantic)

2) Descendants of The Sun (romantic)

3) Flower of Evil (thriller)

Spanish show:

1) Money Heist (thriller)

I know Money Heist is extremely popular. But I haven't yet watched it. And I want to watch it.

Thai show:

1) Don't Come Home (horror)

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I selected eight shows.

American shows:

1) Dexter (thriller)

2) The Midnight Club (horror)

3) Dead Boy Detectives (supernatural)

Kdramas/Korean shows:

1) Queen of Tears (romantic)

2) Descendents of The Sun (romantic)

3) Flower of Evil (thriller)

Spanish show:

1) Money Heist (thriller)

I know Money Heist is extremely popular. But I haven't yet watched it. And I want to watch it.

Thai show:

1) Don't Come Home (horror)

I can vouch for Dexter.. It's one of the best shows of thriller genre. You won't be disappointed.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I selected eight shows.

American shows:

1) Dexter (thriller)

2) The Midnight Club (horror)

3) Dead Boy Detectives (supernatural)

Kdramas/Korean shows:

1) Queen of Tears (romantic)

2) Descendents of The Sun (romantic)

3) Flower of Evil (thriller)

Spanish show:

1) Money Heist (thriller)

I know Money Heist is extremely popular. But I haven't yet watched it. And I want to watch it.

Thai show:

1) Don't Come Home (horror)

great selections. I wouldn't be watching Queen of Tears since one of my friends said the ending is so not worth it. Even I haven't watched Money Heist
I am not a fan of horror, so will pick some other alternative. I'm planning to watch Black Doves and Heads of State.

Originally posted by: Stormbreaker

I can vouch for Dexter.. It's one of the best shows of thriller genre. You won't be disappointed.

that's great!! Then I am planning to watch Dexter, Black Doves and The Residence in Netflix.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

great selections. I wouldn't be watching Queen of Tears since one of my friends said the ending is so not worth it. Even I haven't watched Money Heist
I am not a fan of horror, so will pick some other alternative. I'm planning to watch Black Doves and Heads of State.

I selected Queen of Tears because the story seemed interesting to me. I don't know what happened at the end of the Kdrama. But I saw mixed opinions about the ending online. Some people said the ending was good and some people said the ending was bad. I don't want to be influenced by any of those comments. I want to watch it myself and form my own view. Btw, you can watch You. It's a very interesting American psychological thriller. There're 5 seasons. Honestly, season 4 was disappointing. But season 1, 2, 3 and 5 are all very good. The protagonist, Joe Goldberg was a serial killer, stalker, psychopath and cheater. His inner monologues were played throughout the episodes and he used the word, 'you' a lot. His views were very different from normal people. He was a voracious reader and loved literature a lot. So, his professions were all related to books. Sometimes, he used literary references in his monologues such as Russian author, Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and French author, Gustave Flaubert's Madam Bovary, etc. If you feel comfortable in watching a show with this type of criminal, you can give it a try. Also, the actress who played the role of Joe's first wife, Love Quinn is a great actress. Her real name is Victoria Pedretti.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I selected Queen of Tears because the story seemed interesting to me. I don't know what happened at the end of the Kdrama. But I saw mixed opinions about the ending online. Some people said the ending was good and some people said the ending was bad. I don't want to be influenced by any of those comments. I want to watch it myself and form my own view. Btw, you can watch You. It's a very interesting American psychological thriller. There're 5 seasons. Honestly, season 4 was disappointing. But season 1, 2, 3 and 5 are all very good. The protagonist, Joe Goldberg was a serial killer, stalker, psychopath and cheater. His monologues were played throughout the episodes and he used the word, 'you' a lot. His views were very different from normal people. He was a voracious reader and loved literature a lot. So, his professions were all related to books. Sometimes, he used literary references in his monologues such as Russian author, Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and French author, Gustave Flaubert's Madam Bovary, etc. If you feel comfortable in watching a show with this type of criminal, you can give it a try. Also, the actress who played the role of Joe's first wife, Love Quinn is a great actress. Her real name is Victoria Pedretti.

Oh yeah, you recommended this to us a while ago when the final season of You came out on Netflix. I’ll definitely check it out. I’ve always found it fascinating to see how a psychopath or serial killer thinks and what their usual MO is—since it’s often so unique. Sorry if that sounds weird! I liked watching Keh Doon Tumhe for the same reason.

MO as in modus operandi. It means a particular way of doing something.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Oh yeah, you recommended this to us a while ago when the final season of You came out on Netflix. I’ll definitely check it out. I’ve always found it fascinating to see how a psychopath or serial killer thinks and what their usual MO is—since it’s often so unique. Sorry if that sounds weird! I liked watching Keh Doon Tumhe for the same reason.

MO as in modus operandi. It means a particular way of doing something.

Actually, I tagged some people and shared the final season's trailer with them including you in the chat thread. I didn't recommend this show to all of them. But yes, I remember I recommended this series to you because you like psychological thrillers.

No, it doesn't sound weird at all. In fact, I can completely understand what you meant. I also find it fascinating how the minds of serial killers work in fiction. In fact, I thought about writing a fanfiction of grown up Henry Goldberg (Joe Goldberg's son). I'm curious about his psychology because both his parents were murderers in the show. But Joe and Love were different from each other. When Joe was a calculated criminal, Love was an impulsive killer. So, I was curious what kind of serial killer Henry would become? Will he inherit his father's traits or mother's characteristics? Or will he become a different type of serial killer? Or will he choose not to commit crimes. I personally think there's a high chance that he's become a murderer because of his genes. So, I wanted to write a fanfiction on serial killer, Henry Goldberg.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

Actually, I tagged some people and shared the final season's trailer with them including you in the chat thread. I didn't recommend this show to all of them. But yes, I remember I recommended this series to you because you like psychological thrillers.

No, it doesn't sound weird at all. In fact, I can completely understand what you meant. I also find it fascinating how the minds of serial killers work in fiction. In fact, I thought about writing a fanfiction of grown up Henry Goldberg (Joe Goldberg's son). I'm curious about his psychology because both his parents were murderers in the show. But Joe and Love were different from each other. When Joe was a calculated criminal, Love was an impulsive killer. So, I was curious what kind of serial killer Henry would become? Will he inherit his father's traits or mother's characteristics? Or will he become a different type of serial killer? Or will he choose not to commit crimes. I personally think there's a high chance that he's become a murderer because of his genes. So, I wanted to write a fanfiction on serial killer, Henry Goldberg.

Oh yes, I remember seeing the thriller and discussing about it! I also remember discussing about Ian Somerhalder, Vampire Diaries , etc., I do love psychological and political thrillers -- both in books and series. I find them very fascinating and interesting to watch.

@b: That's an amazing idea. Henry Goldberg would be a great subject for psychiatric analysis he might not be a serial killer per se but he might have other characteristics like stalking or obsession, or a lover with a bout of madness, or he might actually turn into a serial killer but someone who does not have a strict or a particular MO -- which would make him a police officer's nightmare. I am very curious about his psychology too