Rimma Mogilevsky

Wow! Based on all those bad reviews and comments, I actually expected to be disappointed. Instead, I was mesmerized by the outstanding acting and the brilliant blending of the musical numbers with the story. Strangely, they fit and benefited the character development so well! A very unique and unusual movie, to be sure, but I found it brilliant! Just keep an open mind.

So good! Great cast, fine writing. Excellent acting, all characters are well written and developed. Just the right amount of mystery, sadness, and tongue-in-cheek comedy. Love it!

Just Wow! The acting, the action, the story! What a great show! Highly recommend!

This is not a comedy, to be sure. The cast’s very obvious attempts to make it funny by continuous overacting and exaggerated gestures don’t help. This is not even close to the original Decameron by Boccaccio. The attempts to connect this parody to the original book are lame and historically weak or implausible. A vague storyline with characters appearing and disappearing, dirt, blood and grime everywhere miraculously disappears from scene to scene.🤦‍♀️The writing is simply awful, the dialogue is insufferable 😩! Episode 6 is when it gets really bad. It’s hard to watch. Downhill from there.

Overacted, overdeveloped and overdone. The characters are not believable at all, the storyline is ridiculous, pretending to have been based on a real story. Ugh! The acting is horrible too! Complete nonsense!

Great acting, very emotional. If you don’t overthink the details of the plot, it is a good story about a man and his horse. Just enjoy it.

The show started with the first 3 episodes being interesting, even entertaining. The actors are well suited for the pats, Clive O. is a believable Sam Spade. The sets, costumes, the views are nice. The plot disintegrated, eventually, towards ridiculous with episode 6 being completely silly and unwatchable. It’s like they had to hire amateurs to write the last episode to complete the show. Disappointing.

Very emotional and touching. I can’t believe they filmed it in the Hasidic community. This is real life, as real as it gets in this community. The joy and sadness at the same time, brought me to tears. The characters are very vivid, their problems and their personalities are authentic and gripping. Very well done, thankfully without passing judgement or prejudice.

It’s just OK. Unfrosted is trying to be a period comedy, with all this talent in it, it could have been. It is not funny. There are many periods references that could have been funny, if the dialogue was crisper, sharper. Instead they are only mildly entertaining. Also, the physical comedy just didn’t work for me at all.

Waste of time! Badly written and poorly acted. Avoid!