Jessica M

This is a niche genre of Television. As a horror/dark fantasy fan, I love this show. You get hooked on the cliffhangers and want to know what happens next. The show ran for a long time and was good for the entire duration. Not only do you get the scary spooky elements, you also get humor, heartbreak and vulnerability. There is a depth to the writing. The characters are all unique, with distinctive traits. There is a magic to how it all comes together. Personally, I do like that the plot is always based on the brothers hunting together and their dynamic. You have your villains, protagonists, and supporting characters. They have a balance of sarcasm and serious dialogue. The portrayal of the angels and demons was mesmerizing. I know that I was invested in the characters and loved watching the brother’s journey. This show was well written and executed. The details of the wardrobe, mannerisms, utilization of real life filming locations, and the cast performances. Definitely would love to see a reunion!

I have mixed feelings about this movie. It felt like there was too many inappropriate references and it was not totally kid friendly. The hard truth is that it’s supposed to appeal and be geared towards kids and not adults. Keep the dark humor adult bits out of it. The 1st movie was nothing like this one. It was so much better. Why throw in so much garbage? Why would you put those scenes in where it looks like they’re experiencing drug side effects? No I don’t want my kid to watch characters tripping on drugs or high. You should be ashamed of putting that in there. And there’s no reason for so much kissing and dirty remarks. This was a FLOP. You can’t pass this over as a family friendly movie and include such distasteful dialogue. The only good thing about Trolls Band Together was the lesson about Branch, his brother and band mates coming together to save their other band mate and resolving their differences. That is the only credit I can give these directors or writers. I would pass on this one because the people who wrote it are intentionally disrespecting the parents who will bring their kids to watch it. Why would you put such nonsense in a kids movie?

I loved this show from the very first episode. Season 11 it’s starting to fall off as I’m watching it. It’s changing from what the others seasons were. However seasons 1-10 are so good! You watch Tony go from an arrogant, defensive agent and grow into a wise, more humble agent. All of the characters have great stories. Gibbs, McGee, David, Abby. You watch the team go through hard things together and bond. It’s is action packed in the earlier seasons. I’d say the storylines were more serious and deep. It gets less serious later on. People tend to be super sensitive when you get into the later 2000s in shows. I was surprised at how much I loved Ziva when she warmed up to the team. She was able to form that trust and respect with everyone. I appreciate when shows have a strong woman lead. She was self sufficient and motivated. She deserved to get a better departure. And I didn’t think we had time to say goodbye. I think writers should always consider the fans connection to the show. I am not eager to keep watching. But I do appreciate the OG Cast.

I was born in the 90s but I am a big fan of movies and tv series that were filmed in the 80s. I find that they are more straight forward and more enjoyable to watch. I was immediately hooked after the first episode of 21 Jump Street. The different characters had their own interesting storylines, however they all came together seamlessly. The chemistry between the cast was wonderful. Some people out there are likely offended by the weapons in the series because in 2022, people are sensitive to everything. But the series portrayed real life situations, especially the kind that cops deal with. It did bring awareness to many important issues that are relevant to this day. Racism, drugs, gangs, you name it. There was such a good balance between being professional (really pulling off acting like a student) in the undercover setting and still the police officers being loyal to one another. Each one of the actors did an exceptional job in their roles. Judy probably paved the way for women and of course women of color to either pursue a career as a police officer or actress. Her performance was excellent. Each character had something special that kept me interested in the show. I think there’s a lot to learn from it. People today could really learn from this show. I hope people don’t come watch this show, and decide to be offended. Because it’s the point of view of a cop. You’re either interested in this kind of action series or you’re not. It’s so well produced and executed. I am a fan for life. Great show.