The start of the project

 As a big fan of movies and series it was about time for me to share my opinion about this fascinating world. In the coming period I will share reviews of all the films and TV shows that I will watch from this moment on. 

As stated before, this will be a mix of films and TV shows, with more famous and lesser-known titles alternating. You might notice, after a while, that there are also relatively many Dutch titles on my watchlist, which is because I myself come from the beautiful little country called The Netherlands. 

Of course, each review will conclude with the final verdict (score between 0 and 10), in which I am able to express my opinion on whether that movie or TV show is worth your time. 

To give you a corner of the veil, I will already share some film and TV show titles that can be expected in the near future: 
- Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (Amazon Prime Video)
- Who Shot Otto Mueller? (Viaplay)
- Rampvlucht (NPO Plus)
- Roswell, New Mexico (HBO Max) 



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