Reviews

First of all it was unbelievable to see what they made Richard T Jones do. After watching the Rookie and the modal role he played, it was devastating to see the self-centered character he was.

He's a great actor I'll say.

I kept tearing up when ever I see Janet Jackson. She looks just like MJ.

I hate Angela, I was on the receiving end of a toxic relationship like that. The only difference is that I never cheated on the woman, yet I got an Angela and the full doze.

All and all this movie and the sequel is just really great. It's wonderful to show how some people and their lives reflect. Hopefully, it would help change how the reality, of our lives would change.

This is the best episode not just because from a cinematographic point of view but from a more sentimental stand point.

I love how the family comes to gether for Bunchy. Specially Abby, who takes care of Ray's brother Terry, as if it was her own. Its as it should be. Family, should be as such.

Most of the times, in real life, we see families, scattered apart. But this is a sure example of how it really should be. I loved how the kept Bunchy so innocent throughout, and that they gave a voice for him. His gal, who is like one of his superheroes from his childhood comics. I can feel the joy in his heart when she arrived in to his life. And it tops off with Seal singing Kiss from a rose. This was a well deserves joyous episode from a great sequence of tragedies that came before it. And I love it so much.

I too got married at the age of 21 and my father asked for exact same request to let our love stand the test of time. My wife died from a an auto immune disease to the red blood cells. She died at the age of 23. And 15 years later I hear Raymond from Everybody Loves Raymond playing this beautiful tune, theme from love story and I just had to watch it. Just think of my surprise when I see my life story playing right in front of me. Though this film has several plot holes like the disease that Jenny got or why she got it, it's a great movie and in my case it's a sentimental one. Watching this film was both painful and joyous to me like both of it sandwiched together.

When I watched the Australian version, I was rooting for Harry. But once the court trial is over, had issues with Harry. But still in overall saw him as a good person. But in the US version, Harry is portrayed as a prick from the very start. And how the story revealed past events before the court trial, some how makes Harry seem to be the bad person in this.

It's just amazing how the directors can do stuff like this. Very interesting. If you watch one version, do watch the other to see this effect

I feel for Harry here. Fine the guy should not have slapped the kid. But at the same time kids like this, untrained to behave properly should not be taken into public. And when Harry tries to apologise, he gets struck down. And the story gets turned all around by Rosie. I am so glad I don't have to deal with stuff like this.

The real Lion King movie 1994 was so successful because the characters had cartoonic emotions. This was a file with animated characters meant to look very real life like. I don't think they can have it both ways. This film looks like those cat videos where a person had voiced over a real animal