Laurie Taetle

I enjoyed this movie a lot. The acting was good and Dakota Johnson was excellent. She's lovely, understated, not plastic looking and sincere. I am 77, happily married for 56 years. I have a BFF, twice divorced and 75, whose doing the "math" everytime she dates a " match. " The parameters don't change, even when you're old, for some people. Love someone who makes you feel valuable, who cares about your well- being, who grows old with you, who respects you, who cares about your kids, and who will be there with until the end. Maybe that's hard to find, but Dakota Johnson's character is on the right track. Believe me, it's worth waiting for.

I'm having a tough time commenting on this series. The acting was excellent and, for the most part, believable. There are still some loose ends but not everything can be resolved. The female lead who is actually 66, has a long and distinguished career. I looked her up on the internet and in her youth she was very beautiful. The male lead who is 35 is exceptionally handsome, as well as a fine actor. However, I still never believed the sexual connection. The mature woman was very comfortable in her own skin, and willing to disrobe as her partner did, but sometimes it made me uncomfortable. The last sex scene almost had me fast -forwarding. Obviously, in Italy, these physical affairs of the heart in people of radically different ages, is more acceptable. But I think I would have been just as uncomfortable watching a 66 year old man have sex with a very attractive 35 year old woman. This must be my bias. For that reason I would not watch again. I wonder if others had the same feelings as I've described above.

Thank goodness for A Perfect Match. There is a dirth of quality shows on Netflix. This murder mystery came in and we binged all the episodes at one sitting. Well done and fun.

As a musician and performer I relate to Celine's angst. She had or has a talent that is one in million, just like her disease. I applaud her brutal honesty and her willingness to share the extreme pain and sadness of her syndrome. My heart goes out to her. After watching the documentary, the age- old adage becomes more vivid: Make the most of every day of your life.

I loved this documentary. Jlo shines when she's mentoring, whether on shows with up and coming dancers and singers, or a Latina group chosen to be on the Superbowl with her. She loves people, her family, her children and she is genuine. This tribute brings out her creativity, her record setting, her tenacity, her philanthropy and her overwhelming success. It was exciting to watch.