Maria Abdala

I have never read the books so I can't comment on that or make any comparisons thereof. My review is based solely on the series. So far I have seen the first two seasons. I love period stories and this one doesn't disappoint. The dresses are beautiful and the scenery breathtaking. The first season had too many explicit love scenes for my taste. They distracted from the story. In season two they toned that down a lot and focused on the story of Anthony and the Sharma sisters so it was better. Regarding the racial equality element, as a multiethnic Latina, I applaud the concept. I know that the real life Queen Charlotte was white and racial equality didn't happen for several more decades, but this is just a made up story and it's nice to see what could have been. I can't wait to see season 3. I need to see what happens with Penelope and Colin.

This show would have worked better as a mini series. It was supposed to be about the beginning of the outbreak and season 1 pretty much fulfilled that purpose. After that it just lost its premise and became more like the original TWD.

I love this series. I was hooked from the beginning. I can't believe NBC canceled it but I'm thrilled that Netflix picked it up and gave it a proper ending. If you liked Lost, you'll like Manifest.

I thought it was a good movie. Lots of action and beautiful locations. I like that they brought almost everyone back, whether in person or archived footage. I found Jason Momoa to be a delight as the eccentric deranged villain. It ends in 3 separate cliff hangers so there's definitely another movie coming and I can't wait!

Very well made and Ms. Wright did a great job in her first starring role. As a Hispanic, I was excited to finally see a Hispanic in the MCU and Mr. Huerta did not disappoint. I look forward to seeing more of Namor in future films. All in all, it's a good movie and a touching tribute to Mr. Boseman.

I have seen the original and I didn't like this one as much. They changed a lot of the story. In this version Charlie is older which changes the dynamics of the character a bit. She's more independent and gains control of her powers quicker. They changed the Hollister character to a woman which is fine and I like Gloria Reuben. However, the Manders are completely different. I don't understand why they decided to make Mr. Manders an alcoholic and Mrs. Manders brain damaged. That contributed nothing to the film and made them useless to the story. I also don't understand why they changed the ending to where Charlie leaves with Rainbird. That just didn't make any sense. On the plus side, Zac Efron as the dad, blew my mind. He did a good job.

It was a good movie. Channing Tatum did a good job and the dog was adorable. The scene at the funeral where she lies next to her fallen master's boots brought me to tears. As a dog lover I especially like the message the movie presents that not all dogs like Lulu have to euthanized. I get that a dog with this type of training can be unpredictable and even dangerous but, as the movie demonstrates, it can be possible to re-train the animal.

I had never heard of the game. My husband and I wanted to see to this movie because we are fans of Tom Holland. We like his interpretation of Spiderman the best so naturally we were curious to see him in a different role and fortunately it's a genre that we enjoy. We liked it a lot and we enjoyed his performance. Pairing him with Mark Walhberg was genius. I'm really hoping they make a sequel.

I love the original and still watch the reruns on TNT. I grew up watching Alyssa Milano on Who's The Boss and loved her so of course I had to watch her in this series when it came out. I started watching the new one when it started and I like it too although I would have preferred if they made something related to the original. As a Hispanic, of course I love the representation. I also love the fact that in the first season Macy was revealed to still be a virgin. We need more characters like that on TV to show young girls that it's okay to wait.