Jennifer O' Really

This is a really entertaining television series that draws the viewer in and is very binge-worthy. Why two stars? The flagrant of promotion of leftism is interwoven into the script writing in a not-so-subtle way. The writers of the show had a clear objective: Create an entertaining telenovela in English which normalizes and pushes the ideologies of the left. Ironically it contradicts itself both ethically and morally many times. What I find so funny about the entire thing is that Latinos/Latinas think that they are some totally separate ethnic group from Europeans. Where do you think Spain is?

French Melodrama at its worst... The hyperdramatic acting and unbelievably drawn-out timing of this series doesn't make for suspense. It is simply a recipe for cinematic failure. The helplessness, fearfulness, and inaction in the face of danger exemplified by 90% of the characters in the first episode is stomach churning. If the French are exporting cowardice, they've saturated the market. Even if only 25% of the cultural characterization of the French as a people is actually representative of what France truly is insofar as bravery and valor are concerned, please remind everyone never to ask for their help in any dangerous or tumultuous situation. Beyond the general issues with cowardice, one's left with the impression that most of the characters are simply too stupid and unable even to help themselves, much less those around them. Few seem to have any sense of honor. Just because it's a period piece with cool wardrobe design does not make it quality television entertainment. I mean even the title is kind of ridiculous. How does "Charity Bazaar" become "The Bonfire of Destiny"? Seriously... By the way, I watched in French, not dubbed.

Weed whacker? Seems like it would solve a lot here.

This movie is an incredible waste of time. Predictable, cliché, and utterly brainless, it stumbles, falls, and just can't get back up again. It is full of propaganda and laced with agenda to the point that the storyline becomes a secondary consideration to all the MSM-based PC garbage it's trying to promote. Worst of all, it attempts to blend and interlock multiple religious traditions and cultures thereby respecting the uniqueness, sanctity, and distictiveness of none.

This is so contrived. The acting is far from convincing and the writing is even worse. Forget about historical accuracy or an understanding of religious differences between Muslims and Christians in the 13th century. I feel like Roland Emmerich went on a bender and then decided to part-time direct this piece of trash. Honestly, has anyone involved with this production even cracked a proper history book?