Crystal Douglas

35mm of devilishly funny, deliciously deranged, wonderfully unhinged, bloody cinema.

I went back to re-watch this movie, and even though at times far-fetched, it's hard not to appreciate the all-to-relatable family dynamics, laugh at the small quips, and feel a little emotion for everyone involved.

Honestly, not a huge Kendrick fan, but I was really hopeful when this movie started. The tension was built up in so many scenes, and then went *POOF* flat. This movie had potential, so many different ways it could've gone, but we were left with a black screen, indie music, and credits.

Since I prefer not knowing what happens, I rarely watch the film/tv adaption of books I read, but if I do I'll go in with an open mind (which seems to be missing in the other reviews). I also never read the books before I watch a movie/series. I binged it in one day. Well cast, great acting by most (Amber Heard isn't my favorite) and enjoyable character development. I personally wasn't disappointed and would recommend it.

I had to voice this to the world cause this documentary was terrible. The incessant rants and obsessive behavior of Fontana made it hard to watch. But, if you must, just skip episodes until you get to the end.

I was disappointed to watch all 10 episodes in 24 hours and find there is no second season as everything started to unravel... I enjoy films and shows about sociopaths with plots that tend to avoid traditionally identified protagonists. I definitely liked it.

Enjoyable. I'm interested to see these actors in more stuff, I'm impressed... I was expecting more, but all I got was the credits.

The frustration and the emotions were executed really well. Thankfully, the comedic jabs saved me from pure anger and sadness. Well done. And Hey! USA...THE WHOLE WORLD IS STILL WATCHING.

Rarely do I agree with critics. Once again I don't. I say worth the watch, but go in open minded :)

Giggled, laughed, and tearily said " aww"... I don't usually like rom-coms and their cliche, everybody happily ever after storylines, but I really enjoyed this and had to tell all my friends to watch. Modern day: The Sweetest Thing.