Isabella Schulz

I'm giving 2 points for the costumes and cinematography. The rest was exhausting to watch. Ariana Grande simply cannot act - it's time for the industry to see that. If there was any semblance of a plot, it was lost when the wizard came into play. 2 and a half hours of constant back and forth between "I loathe you" and "I love you" simply doesn't do it for me. Sorry.

Every 20 minutes or so some semblance of promise and humor sparked up but that spark was gone as quickly as it came. Hurts to see so much talent wasted. I hope these ladies at least had some fun shooting this. If they just did this to finance their rent, welp. I get it but I just wish movies wouldn't get dumber each year.

No idea why this movie was made. There was not a single scene with some serious gravitas or consequence. The dialogue was painful to listen to. Missed the mark on all subjects it tried to portray. No wonder that fashion is the only topic that keeps being brought up in all movie interviews, it is the only thing to talk about here.

A movie that makes you feel as isolated, frustrated and bored as the oblivious and stunted characters it portrays. If that was the goal, they nailed it.

Unfortunately I couldn't get past the second episode even though I genuinely wanted to like it. But the humor is so flat, cliché and forced that it was unbearable to watch. The show adds nothing to Sheldon's character as he was developed in Big Bang Theory and that being said, I understand this is a challenging undertaking. The only character that added some spunk to the scenes is Sheldon's sister - the rest just washes over you. The kind of show you can watch before bed without paying attention, nothing more.