Jayne

I grew up loving the 1985 movie Return To Oz and my dad has always loved the 1939 movie The Wizard Of Oz. We decided to give this a try and it's definitely original enough to make it worth watching. We've only watched episode one so far, but we like it enough to continue.

I watched this at a friend's house on Roku. We had to turn the volume up to hear the characters talking and then the commercials were screaming loud. That alone made me decide I wasn't interested in Roku. None of the movie made sense, so I can't even tell you what it was about. I thought something was going to happen in the movie, but nothing ever did. The main character was full of melancholy and I'm not sure why. At the end she looked scared and again I don't know why. I was very disappointed in myself for having sat through all of it. My best friend was smarter and fell asleep, while waking on occasion from the loud commercials.

This movie was a wonderful surprise. It has a great plot and excellent acting. If it had any plot holes, I didn't notice them.

Good enough to watch once. Kept my family and I interested. Is it perfect? No. Is some of it predictable? Yes. But enough of it was interesting.

I watched this movie years ago and I didn't like it. I watched it again recently and still didn't like it. It's unrealistic and I think it's weird that the character is literally trying to find herself by running away from everything. I guess she's trying to completely erase who she is and become someone else? For me, it all leads to nowhere, because the average person has to find happiness in their life by living in it and dealing with it.

A decent movie to watch once. Had the potential to be better. Movies like this always make me think of how the story could have been improved. It honestly could have been the beginning of an awesome t.v. series if it had been done differently.

I really enjoyed this series. There's different story lines going that connect, so if you are bored by one story line, chances are you'll like some of the others. I definitely had my preference, but I enjoyed the whole thing.

The ending ruined it. The ending leaves you with a feeling that it all led to nowhere.

It's a good show to watch if you want something light, slow, and wholesome. I enjoyed the second season the most. I think Cranford looks at the past with rose tinted glasses, but that's fine. It's a nice fantasy, and most of these shows, like this, do that, and I still enjoy them. It does show how desperate a lot of women were about getting married back then---in the first season. I enjoyed the story about the boy throughout the two seasons the most, though I've already forgotten the boy's name.

It's all over the place, then it ends. I guess that's life.