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Many are complaining about the lesbian angle to which I couldn't care less about. Instead I thought Ruby was horribly miscast in the role as instead of looking like a lethal weapon she has the physique of a skinny hipster. Secondly the style,sets, music, characters and tone of the show looked like a rejected "Arrow" episode. Very disappointing.

Have only watched through season 1 so far. I must confess its a difficult show to judge. Some episodes are headache inducing and unwatchable, while others are mildly entertaining. Often the dialogue is more suited for a play than for tv. The husband is neurotic and this creates a situation where the wifes role seems to try to match the husbands neuroticism. It often comes across as forced and painfully unfunny. Where even in the most absurd comedies like Seinfeld and Always Sunny in Philadelphia, i can relate or see something identifiable even if its the characters darkest impulses, None of that occurs in Mad About You. Its exposition and dialogue just for its own sake. Having said that, it can be somewhat amusing. I did actually laugh a couple times over season 1. The guest stars help immensely I am hopeful the show improves in future seasons. After finishing all 7 seasons and the reboot, the show does improve slightly , overall i would give the original run 3 and a half stars. Actual laugh out loud moments are very very few, but you do settle into a mild amusement at its best moments.

Hilarious show that pulls no punches and doesnt discriminate on who it targets as Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Hillary Clinton and Rachel Maddow aren't spared either.

Very frustrating movie. Obviously its main reason for existing is to set up the groundwork for later story development in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, but so much of this is absolutely dead on arrival. The script is lackluster, the acting is as bad as previous reviewers have mentioned, and there is very little here actually salvagable to even connect to the movies that were to come. I found myself checking the clock to see if this doldrum was close to over more than anything.

Begins as a third rate X files that has some interesting non leads and actually gets better despite one huge weakness which is lead actress Emily Roses terrible wooden acting. Had this been cast with anyone else in the role the show would of benefited immeasurably.

On first glance this earlier adaptation of the La Femme Nikita material can't hold a candle to the 2010-2013 Nikita series. The supporting cast is pretty forgettable, the F/X are cheesy and the sets and budget very limiting. Unfortunately in the back of my mind it always falls well short of the 2010-2013 reworking. However having said that , and accepting that no one on the series is recognizable, and the guy who plays Michael approaches the role as if his facial expressions were botoxed, I must admit the series grows on you warts and all. Peta Wilson tries to carry the show and at the very least, one must appreciate the effort.

Saw the original version shortly after it was released. It never struck me as great. Sure it's decent, and the young soon to be famous cast is impressive, but I preferred Coppolas other SE Hinton movie Rumble Fish. Now decades later I see "The complete novel" with scenes that were left out of the theatrical. I was curious if this version improved upon the theatrical release and to be honest, no it doesn't. The weaknesses of the original are only elongated and very little of note is added. With a unknown cast this movie would of fallen by the wayside but it's a somewhat interesting time capsule in the career of several of the era's biggest stars.

Had heard this show was a critics darling and had a loyal cult following. Thought I'd check it out and to my surprise much of it was shot on location not far from me. I can't completely deny its a "chick show" but Kristen Bell is a force of nature in this and hits every right note in her performance. The supporting cast which comes and goes is also excellent for the most part. The biggest success of this show is unlike Riverdale, this show actually shows teenagers in class rooms dealing with albeit exaggerated but believable teenage concerns and situations. Not entirely perfect, but finally we see a parent who isn't portrayed as a idiot and Kristen Bell gives us a character we actually can see real people in.

Went into this show very skeptical. Coming from a "Always Sunny in Philadelphia" type preference, i had seen some critical comments in some circles about this show, mixed with the obvious huge success this show had. Watched 2 eps and didnt get why the show was such a powerhouse. However i was determined to give it a fair shot. Within that first season i got hooked. The nerdy self depreciating humor ,the quick episodes and kaley cuoco great presence makes this show a exciting but familiar place where you want to laugh and grow with the characters.

Ken Russell's excess can put viewers off but this is a remarkable film and a warning about the lengths people will go to obtain power.