Charles Wesley

This show started out well but each week it got more and more stupid. The writers must have felt the the story was so innately poetic that the characters could do anything no matter how little sense it made, and what it was going to somehow be poetically brilliant. I know it's a bad sign, when I'm hoping everyone in the show will die painfully but still quickly. Don't get sucked in by the first episode or two where the writers still felt they had to do their job.

It seems like the demographic of the white teenage girl must have an overwhelming influence

This movie moves so slowly and each scene is so lame, the writing so labored, that during it one wishes one was doing almost anything other than watching it.

This is just well written and well acted. Maybe a little unbelievable that she would continue the friendship with her new boyfriends exwife when she realizes, but other than that, enjoyable.

Before the first third of the movie I was hoping that the character Lars Erickssong would die and that the movie would be inexplicably but welcomingly short. Before half of the movie I had ramped that up to hoping that Will Farrell would die. Doesn't the guy have any friends that could tell him that for some reason he is now dreary and no longer funny at all? I honestly did not laugh once. There are zany comedies that have quirky jokes and odd filler in between. All that is left in Will Farrell's writing is the filler and it is not even odd, it's just inexplicable. The only bearable point of the whole move was Dan Stevens who i didn't recognize at first. Even though his character was as stupid and inexplicable as all the others, he was lighting up the screen even more than he did in Downton Abbey. But this is not to say that the movie is worth watching just to see that. IT IS NOT!

The others had a sense of humor. 3 decided to take itself seriously.