Reviews

Could relate to this film in some ways sadly. I was a young single mom ans I felt the connection between the mom and daughter. Although I did not attempt to pimp myself out I did take on lucrative job positions that kept me away from my daughter at times. Garett Hedlund is an actor I've very much liked in general not knowing much about him other than him being father to Emma Roberts son. His portrayal choices have been intriguing. The movie kept my view and a surprising subtle portrayal by Mel Gibson, although memorable, Ryan Hurst rounded out the dramatic element of this film..title says it!!

I'm watching this on Netflix and it shows the 40s episode and then green, yellow, violet and now I'm on orange yet IMBD is showing the episodes differently by color. I was confused and something told me to check here and seems Netflix has screwed up the direction of the series. Which is correct? Do I watch the way IMBD has directed or Netflix? Am I actually asking random people this foolishness? Yes, because im stumped. Do I need to go watch a YT video to ex ppl win the direction of this kaleidoscope!?!?! Why do I still have 90 characters left to write for this to be a requirement. IMBD this is your clever way of getting short attention span folks or those who do not or did not intend to write a novel give up and not write anything. Oh how will I ever know if I can watch something if someone else doesn't tell me what they think of it first.

I felt this was necessary in the previous season to explain how Janine started out and feels like they are doing it again to show us how Julia ended up where she's at now. Won't give the place away. I'm curious if they plan to show us who Js dad is before they wrap. If they do it will be rushed. I'm going to miss this series and appreciated the first few seasons over the last 2. J went from saddened to plain cold. His issue is he feels he's the smartest so he should be boss and tries his damndest to pursue that only to be put in his place by his uncles.

I enjoyed the show and will continue to watch it if they renew it for another season. The casting and writing is good. I want another season, please do not cancel it. I'm not sure why some people want anymore with shows. This to me is rather creative take on monsters in the night. The mystery keeps me enthralled and what they have going for them. Give it a chance and keep watching.

As another reviewer stated, too much is going on and feels a lot like click bait to me. That ending of Ep 1 I said out loud wtf, really?!?! What's going on? What's the show trying or wanting to be? I'm confused . Either way, I've like Marguerita since I seen her in Spread and then the TV show Revenge. The issue is she's beautiful woman albeit older and slender like a model and does the Nikita shtick well which may be why she got green-lit to do this series. The sci-fi aspect made me more than raise an eyebrow...and here I am writing this review while the series watches me. I'm on Ep 2 and going to my bed.

Steve is the sweetest guy. I never really cared for Miranda. Why did the writers have to do him dirty smh Carrie did not need to wear those shoes to do labour. Her and Lilly are the worse characters in this reboot. I don't mind Charlotte.

Intriguing. I enjoyed season 1 and really hope they bring another season with the ending of the last episode. The dynamic between the four women feels authentic. ImSomehow find the story lines relatable even though have of them I've never experienced in my lifetime. I usually get turned off by LGBTQ story lines although not this time and find Tye is my favourite out of the 4 women.

Wasn't sure what to expect, but it surprised me. I felt the intensity when I truly saw Dexter resurface in the first interaction with his victim. He tried his damn best to keep control and I could not blame him for his actions. He truly is a vigilant at heart with a serial killer tendency. An old favourite evolved! Glad I have this to watch while recovering from surgery. You have to know what you're watching to know I did not give too much away 😌

This episode was well directed and acted. Lily Rabe stands out overall with Sarah Paulson close behind. I went through the 7 stages of grief watching this episode. Alma is the epitome of narcissism, episode is called Gaslight for a reason. Is it terrible that I want her killed? Her acting is that good. How could she do that to her mother and brother? I kept saying aloud to the screen, "you little piece of sh..."

Haven't seen this and don't care about the back lash I receive because I'm so irritated that I'm compelled to write this...immediately thought why are you doing this Hollywood?!?! Ruin another great international film and embarrass yourself to what end?!?! I actually love Jake Gyllenhaals' acting. However, I was blown away by the Danish film found by searching through overlooked and many trailers of foreign films in 2018. Recommended it to others that equally shared my feelings. I didn't care that I had to read subtitles, I find these films done better and well acted than most English speaking movies. How many times do you try your hand at a remake before realizing you are no match against the original? Not saying it will be terrible, but I don't see the point in taking it in unless I'm bored. All I'll be doing is comparing the 2 films like I did with the Girl Who series. If you want to watch this version don't bother watching the original and if you do and find something wrong with it,then you are the reason why Hollywood remakes movies. Don't be a dummy downer.

That's the first line of the song in the closing credits and that says it all. I would have ended it like a crime thriller instead of where it went ruining its potential for a higher rating.

Haven't screamed at a TV screen in awhile...after watching Sweet Home, this series has turned out to be a good fall back plan so far...

The first instalment was my favourite. The chemistry between the leads and supporting leads was felt in that one which is one of the reasons it made it great, In this one unfortunately Will Smiths love interests didn't connect well on screen. The rest of the movie was the usual and what I expected. I laughed a lot so that's why I gave it a 6 and the scenes still had a Michael Bay vibe even though he played a small cameo and didn't direct. Clearly there's a 4th instalment coming and none of this can be misconstrued as spoilers when it's all in the trivia section.

Hoping one reviewer is wrong in their assumption that this season is a waste of time when it hasn't even reached its tenth episode. What makes this series good, it shows you something unbelievable to make you understand that the individual has suffered from major PTSD without aid. It's a mystery you get to watch unravel or solve on your own while you watch how it all plays out.

After the first season, I took in the second not yet understanding that the show would give me the same feeling of confusion and a back story that would unravel as to the why. This show has kept me interested based on It following the same script and one I easily gravitate to. Now I'm on the 3rd and intrigued by what Matt Bomers' character has to offer to this series. Pullmans' quirkiness alone is what has kept me watching.

This is one of those movies I passed by many times on Netflix because I had feeling it would suck, well it did and should have stuck with my gut. The story is convoluted and at the beginning you will try to figure out all the players and the plot. There's no feeling with anything that takes place, just a brunch of random events connected, but not enough to make you care for anyone. The Fishburne intimate scenes were so off putting and not even pleasing to the eye. Feel like I'm blind now like how Al Bundy use to feel when he'd get any glimpse of Marcy next door.