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This is without a doubt an outstanding show! Great performances and terrifyingly realistic scenarios which, for those who do believe in an afterlife would be horrifying enough if we had to somehow be forced to repent for our sins. The show´s best job is its relentless criticism of liberals. This is a much needed criticism and is welcome. The show is already having a significant impact on modern society and much more so than its actors, directing and producing crew had ever hoped. The show leaves the viewer asking those who are his best friends and family the same questions Socrates asked when he was alive. Its turned American film critics into a much more ethically conscious population than past film critics have been. Sergej M. Eisenstein would have absolutely loved the show because of its potential for a revolution of the human spirit. Based on the now classic concept of truth being a ´Bitter Bam´, The Good Place is your bitter bam (quoting Mag Bitter Truth here) with a foot up your butt to remind us that without truth there is no civilization.Right after the first episode the viewer realizes that´s it - there is no escaping the rest of the series. Do you love role playing games and read the works of H. P. Lovecraft or Abraham Lincoln´s biographies? Then this is the show for you! If you have read the short story Pickman´s Model and if you are familiar with Jean Paul Sartre´s writings you are already closer to the Good Place. Truth is Bitter and most of us do not really want to go to the Good Place because we have been conditioned to believe its a bad idea. The show is not transphobic but is the least biased TV show I have ever watched. The X - Files introduced us to the terrifying idea of sons ignoring their fathers no matter how beautiful their libraries are and even ignoring taking your father or mother to a cinema to watch a movie. The Good Place takes on everything wrong which people do and after the show you will probably end on those buzzfeed pages trying to find out which character you are most like. Too much liberalism takes us nowhere and leaves us dumbed down in a mentally numb, zombie like state. Its time to rebel against this and The Good Place does a brilliant job at doing exactly this. Special greetings from Iceland! Thanks for this amazing and incredibly well done TV show!

One of those baseless, plot-less scripts which somehow make it to the Big Screen as if by magic. Even the music does not do the movie justice, and Matt Damon should have said no when offered a chance to play a role. The funniest part about this film is, its made in an age when people no longer take global warming claims as seriously as like they used to. That is also the saddest part. The main characters feel like and literally live like G.I.Joe figures. But the important part is they are of course treated better. And that is where any potential plot begins to miss its point. We have seen so many films about little people of all sizes and all kinds of potential and they are all better than this one. If dwarfs and elves were to make this movie they would think the same way about their version. Even the overall message of belief in global warming and overpopulation fails to be presented convincingly in the movie which was kinda the point with it. Giving this movie only one star is too cruel for somebody who wants to send future generations the classic message of the importance of never messing up with the environment. The film has the potential of being remade into something much better and greater in the near future. Greetings to Matt Damon, the producer, director, writer and everyone else involved from Iceland with a hope of a future remake. Thank you!