Seadimo Oregolele Monnapula

What do you want me to say? I cried! Screamed, wanted to get into the Tv And kill people myself! It was gripping!!!

The storyline was so original and relatable and funny. My son and I loved every minute of it

I screamed, I cried, I was maddened, I was shattered. The journey to season 5 was truly transporting. We felt the lows and we felt the highs. The loose ends were all tied up in the most epic fashion and once hated characters soon became favorites. What a perfect masterpiece of a series. I am truly at awe at the artistry, the controlled writing, the pacing, and the awesome bromance displayed on screen. I will repeat this one for a long time. Its better than anything I have ever invested my time in. It was worth it. Many times over.

I watched the duel crouching from the back of my couch because the stakes were so high. Comer was so amazing, everyone was, Matt Damon too. I'm still coming off of the rush it was such a journey of what if's, second guessing, wondering if you'd done or said the right thing. It was also so harrowing to see peoples beliefs back then about rape and pregnancy and women's bodies in General. I am so glad I'm a 20th century baby.

My husband and I watched this movie for our five year old son because he loved the first so much. He still sings some of the first movie songs to this day with his favorite being Johnny's edition on Im still standing. Now comes the shocker when my husband and I are the ones gauffuwing heartily at the awesome humour and being utterly emotional with its nuances and well developed characters. Callaway's struggles gave me chills and I am so glad we watched it. I will definitely be watching it over and over again.

A great rendition to an exhausted story line. It could have been more emotionally charged but it fell short Emotion could have set it apart from the rest. I also felt that it confronted sensetive issues of corruption in the system and provided the most out of touch solution available. In reality, she couldn't have made it that far. Drug lords are too invisible