Laramie Wren

Despite a slow intro, it picks up momentum and really got interesting but of course Nexflix canceled it in season 2 after they clickbait people into subscribing to their channel and 'then sacking a show that needed the five season arc to finish the story leaving the audience with NO ENDING AGAIN... It's the reason so many of us quit watching Netflix. It's a b.s. the thing to do to audiences who pay good money for a mediocre channel. Their stuff isn't first run. It's mostly not original and if it is original they cancel it once they get subscribers. It's really as bad as the Youtoob clickbait for ads with false titles. It's shame because I used to really like it but now it just seems to take advantage of people in the long run. I would rather pay for the shows by season on Amazon than waste my time on a series they are going to cancel and leave audiences with no endings. For some of us, we'd like to know where ti was supposed to end up. So if you expect to know the end do NOT get invested in it. It is a great series but neither Marling nor anyone has even offered up a movie to end the thing or tried. It just ends in the middle. That is one of the single most irritating things Netflix does.

loved it and deserves a season two for fun and for the great cast but of course like Netflix any GOOD series is cancelled for trash. Netflix cancelled the OA with three seasons left in the story arc so no one knows the ending and so many others because it ropes in subscribers and then sacks the shows. It's a dirty trick. I canceled after they did this too many times but now with others living in the house I have it reluctantly. There are so many trash shows like Pam and Tommy with a talking P*nis in episode 2 that is a full-frontal STUPID NONSENSICAL THING TO ADD and frankly, should be another affront to Ms. Anderson that never agreed to release it in the first place because it's a HONEYMOON VIDEO and Tommy Lee is CLUELESS even today but trampling on people's rights and dragging up misery seems to be the norm but great shows get cancelled and there are too many to mention. Hulu has good shows sometimes but many are old (which I like but offers not many NEWER movies) and the latest in trash is just another example of shoving it on paying customers. It's one thing to add the trash without cancelling the good stuff. NONE of them do this. It's a click bait kind of scheme and it's disgusting but sadly even with petitions or boycotts everyone is stuck with their sick agendas and ripping off paying customers which frankly is SAD. So sure would love a season 2 and a great cast but I'm sure as heck not holding my breath. Maybe Hulu would renew my faith in subscription t.v. if they'd keep a few. Probably too cheap in the long run. Netflix is really c h e a p s k a t e s in this regard. God bless us all as t.v. degrades faster than covid spreads.

A stellar cast, a classic favorite. Witty, loving, poignant, true friends in the deepest sense of the word, how the older generation can change the lives of the younger at any moment and in reverse as well. Master storytelling in this one. Can watch it over and over and just love it.

A wonderful turn one's life around even through depression story and utterly enjoyble to watch as she (the main character) does this, sometimes by trial and effort, by taking chances, by risking it all, by finding her strength and through change but also by making friends with unlikely people in a foreign country and ultimately finding love, though never, of course, where she expected to find it in the first place. A good "follow your gut instinct or calling" in life movie, even if you just know that you know something is the right thing to do and everyone else thinks you're crazy at that moment or "rebounding" off something else. Sometime the spirit in a person has a knowing, a call to do "a particular something" that they KNOW is right and if they have the courage to follow it, it often is an amazing adventure

One of the most interesting shows ever done, especially working to learn how the blind would move around. I wasn't thrilled with how season 2 seemed to end but will see if Mamoa returns or what. He was sort of like central to the plot as Sean Bean was to Game of Thrones season one but poor Bean gets killed in most shows ugh. So, probably will watch season three but will see where it goes. Loved it so far

It is an inspiring movie (film) but should be renamed because of the confusion of other similarly named movies around it. Loving the fact that though family can limit you potential and mean well, sometimes we must listen to ourselves and those that we learn to trust who truly help us in life despite the constant stereotyping and misconceptions of those around us. The main character here would have completely given up on life but for her "gut" instincts that those around her did NOT know what was helping her nor going to heal her spiritually, emotionally AND physically and they (those around her) really did think they knew best and meant well. She'd have had zero life if she had not listened to her inner self

Really great series and speaks to some of the issues of the day. Loved Carrie Washington and Reese Witherspoon dichotomy. Worth the time to invest in a series, or limited-type series.

Jury is out as a Christian. It's been taught for years this is not to be done and yet he does nothing that seems evil. However is it to confuse the masses I still have to wonder. Not that it is what Tyler is doing but what the "spirits" intend to do. I say the jury is out on that.