Linda Lenzini

Awesome traditional music and feel-good script.

Great performances and pacing. The kid’s perspective takes a strong position, and the sense of longing and loss is universal. Not to mention the incredible Brian Dennehey. Highly recommend this movie.

I barely got through the first -uh-episode. Even desperate for pandemic entertainment, this is too vapid, unbelievable and dull to watch. I’ll just look at a coffee table book of Paris for tourists and leaf through pages of mindless teenage models in teen magazines if I want to look at what Emily in Paris is showing.

One episode in, and I AM IN. Great pacing, acting,scenery and backstory.

A touching and highly personal piece with a bit of enigma and scattered secrets that are slowly revealed, or not. I was touched by Almodovar’s out-there honesty and the way he wields his craft. Great pacing and a powerful performance by Antonio Banderas. This may be Almodovar’s best by far.