Toy D

The way this show started and how it ended was unexpected. Interesting watch. I liked it.

I like a light Rom-com but it got hard to watch when the exes were seeking txt messages. I could see where it was going and I didn't like it. Her falling for the brother didn't bother me in this Rom-com world. I don't like how they were dishonest with the wife and "figured out" their feelings/found closure on the wedding day. He was seriously thinking about rekindling with his ex days before his wedding. As the wife I would feel a way about that. It almost seemed like Erica would have jumped back in with him if he called off the wedding but just settled for the brother. It could've been better.

I think I cried watching every episode. Just an emotional rollercoaster. There isn't always a happy ending when dealing with death. We feel regret, pain, and unsatisfied. The show isn't all sadness. There is humor and lightness.

This show started great. Then it just got super melodramatic and turned into a ridiculous soap opera. It is way too long. There are 33 episodes and it could've stopped at around 20. I fast forward through most of side couples and characters. The ex-boyfriend turns into a super villain by the later episodes. I was invested in the main couple, then the main girl, Yuxi, personality seems to change. In the beginning she was spunky, fun, strong, and loud. Then in the later episodes she makes a dumb decision that made no sense to me. She starts to become a side character to Yati. I never cared about Yati. She could have not been in the story at all. She had no development besides her connection to the main couple. I didn't make it to the last episode but I heard it gets nonsensical. The main couple was the reason I was watching past a certain point then they got ruined with the overdramatic storyline. I should have stopped after they finally got together because the rest was disappointing.

I like these kinds of movies when they are done well. This one was done well. It addressed a real situation of gentrification with adventure and comedy. It's a fun and enjoyable movie. It's not gory or "scary" so it's ok for kids. I wasn't expecting masterpiece levels for a Netflix movie but it was a good afternoon/matinee watch.

I don't know why there were so many negative reviews for this movie. It has a different meaning in the time we're in with COVID. You understand how Eva feels in quarantine and how Will wants to protect her. I saw some reviews say it was misogynistic but how would anyone behave to protect a loved one? He was never abusive. Being isolated with someone for a long period can cause friction. The movie lagged in the middle. It's a slow burn. There could have been a little more action or thrill as they try to escape and survive. But overall a good movie.

I agree with a lot of the people who have posted. The show has potential. It has a good premise. I like how it shows how social anxiety might feel to Noah. That's a good topic that some kids can relate to even if their anxieties may not be at the level of a disorder. I wish they had Dude be a service dog or a better trained dog. He just a pet. That he just roams and disappears when Noah needs him was annoying. Having read the rules of emotional support animals and service dogs from other posts, I agree with them. That part of the show should be more realistic.The dialogue isn't the greatest and I don't like kids talking back and being sassy to adults that seems to be in a lot of kid shows. The topics of sibling rivalry, disability, and independence should have been dealt with better. Sometimes the tone of the show was off or forced. It's not awful and it has some good moments. If it goes forward they should make some changes.

So far it's "ok." The premise of some of the sketches were good, just not executed well by some of the comedians or pacing of the show. Sometimes they were doing too much in one sketch. Some sketches were just unfunny. I didn't get the "house" part of the show. I appreciate the all black cast and black culture references but sometimes it's overdone or out of touch. It's only 6 episodes of 20 or so minutes. It is ok, but it could have been better. Monique and Ray were standouts in the show.

This movie was cute. The characters are real and not too unrealistic as teens. There are a few chessy rom-com scenes but it's cute. It's nice to see a good movie where you can love people and it doesn't have to be romantic or sexual or a happily ever after where everybody gets what they want. Especially as a teenager. The main characters aren't shallow or mean spirited. Paul and Ellie are genuine in their relationship with each other. It not too serious or preachy or sad, but has a good story.