John Albano

Just discovered this and been watching it all week. All the Florida stereotypes and tropes are there, and the humor ranges from silly to raunchy to hilarious. As a Floridian, I'm really enjoying this and kind of sad it's only one season.

It was a fun movie with likable characters but the ending made absolutely no sense to me.

Within the first 15 minutes, it was very clear the father and son needed death. That the movie wasted almost two hours of the viewer's time getting to that point was simply insulting. "I spit on your grave" waited 20 minutes to curbstomp your emotions with 30 minutes of nightmarish violence and rape, then spent the rest of the movie indulging horror fans with some very satisfying violence/revenge. "The Woman" dives right into physically/emotionally abusing girls and women, and doesn't let up on that for AN HOUR AND A HALF. If you're into watching women suffer, this movie is for you. It simply wasn't the movie for me.

Man with a Plan cracks me up. :) CinemaBlend has no sense of humor.

Big gaping plot holes/problems here and there (only two people own firearms and no one carries in an open carry state, and where are all these kids' cellphones?), but I found the story entertaining enough to overlook things like that. Not really a binge watcher, but watched the entire first season in what seemed like 3 night. Went through way too much popcorn and chips but was worth it.

A great and sometimes hard to watch action movie. Zoe is a modern day John McClane who is burdened with both everyday High School BS and the death of her Mom. As the movie progresses, so many of the anxiety-inducing problems that kids face are brought up or touched upon. Several scenes presented the conflict in having to choose between compliance and taking command. Many scenes with the adults depicted ways to try to handle the situation. With all the guns and chaos in the trailer, left-leaning folks might be inclined to write this off as right-winged propaganda. Give the movie a chance. While "a good person with a gun..." is definitely a thing here, the cast of characters is far more progressive than one would expect. The main character is Zoe, is a young woman who succeeds based on her own ability and strengths. Her "guide" throughout the movie is also female. And, thinking about it now, most of the brave characters both inside the school and out were female. One of the most helpful secondary characters is a heavy-set girl who you don't expect to be as brave as she turned out to be. There's also Zoe's best friend, a Black male who is dealing with his own set of social problems. And, yes, there's a villain that definitely screams "incel" for those looking for that in the villains. IMO, we need to teach all of our children to be like Zoe. That said, it was a great action movie and a good remind that if, Heaven forbid, you are even in that situation... Run. Hide. Fight.

Great writing and some great acting but the father and the littlest girl are just so horrible at acting that it really detracts from the show. Everyone else is top-notch. Kudos to the writers. Wanda Sykes as always delivers. Seeing Kim feels for the first time in decades was absolutely awesome. Recognized her immediately. Overall a great show but that dad has to go.

I certainly found this movie interesting, but the low quality of the movie (filming? directing? dunno but it certainly seemed very 'garage') was big detractor. Several good actors in it. The sheriff's daughter was mean but she conveyed a sense that she was more a victim of circumstance than an evil person. Halliburton played the power-abusing sheriff well. The main character had a bit of a "Ginger Snaps" vibe to her. Sam and Lisa came across as genuinely enjoying each other's company. Sheriff's Son, don't quit your day job. And, to the scriptwriters, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for not throwing in a rape scene. Was so fearing that coming and you conveyed "insufferable abuse" without resorting to 'that scene'.

Watched the first episode with my kids, 8 and 13. The host was amazing, the show was entertaining, and the content was a great lesson in the whys, hows, and Holy Cows of social media. My kids and I are looking forward to the next time we can park on the couch and watch another episode. .