Sierra Averill

Loved watching the series all the way up to when they revealed the killer. It felt like they just randomly chose two people who were never expected in the first place just to shock people and scrambled to put a reason why. I think part of a murder mystery is being able to have that oh gotcha moment and say "oh it all makes sense now - why didn't I piece it together?" There were no crumbs that would lead anybody to think it was them, which left me unsatisfied with the ending.

Overall, it was okay. Felt like the acting was cringe-worthy most of the time, but pushed through it to see where the story was going. This series could have done in 8 episodes due to a lot of filler episodes.

Glad I did not have to pay extra to watch. I get that they were trying to drive home the message that you should appreciate the things you do have and all that, but it was a very disappointing and felt dragged out. It didn't feel like a "super hero" movie and it certainly did not live up to the first movie. The first scene of the movie when she was young was like the best scene to watch and from there it kind of went downhill (with some good scenes here and there).

I've watched this movie so many times. It's always entertaining for me - betty white is my favorite. It's a rom-com - I don't personally expect it to be all that original. I enjoyed the humor in it. My only complaint that is that they should have showed more times of them having fun together and relating with each other to make it seem more realistic that they grew to have feelings for each other.

It had the potential to be a good movie, but ended up missing the mark and felt very boring in certain areas. I did like the twist that the death of the girl was actually an accident at the end. It beats the obvious answer of him actually committing the murder. I would have preferred that they didn't reveal the other student drove off and just kept that a mystery that something more that happened there. Also, it didn't make sense for the wife to not read that note at the end. She didn't want any more secrets in the marriage and didn't want things left unsaid, but then she refused to read the note at the end and went back to being in the dark about it?

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this crime drama. When the actors make you feel the emotions that they are portraying, you know they are doing a great job. As much as I wanted to be shocked who the killer was, there wasn't any indications of it being him throughout the season. It was very clear that it was a late decision to make him the killer, but they really needed to leave seeds of suspicion to make you feel that gotcha moment when everything clicks (like I should have realized it was him from the very beginning).

Season 1: Started off questioning if this show would be worth watching, but it ended up being entertaining. One of my issues with this show is how completely oblivious Simon was to the fact that his wife knew he was cheating. I understand that he is a pathological liar and was desperate to keep up the facade. However, she literally asked him upfront about the cheating, but after that he acted as if his wife didn't know and didn't try to make things more discreet with Kate. I loved how Gemme took him down at the dinner with the other woman's house. I hated that she was so obsessed with him feeling like he lost everything that she also wanted the son to hate him too. Having the son go to the house where she knew his father was with Kate was just mean. Who wants their son to find out that way? Also, making Simon believe that she killed their son was just pure evil. His cheating didn't justify that, but he should never have put a hand on her either when he found out she lied. Season 2 This season was just cringe worthy. Two desperate people trying to get back at each other and obsessed with each other. She was determined from day 1 to bring him down and he turned into this really nasty man trying to bring her down (a real drastic change in personality from season 1).

I enjoyed watching the trial process and focusing in on the jurors. It was interesting to see how personal life can impact the decision to declare someone guilty or not. I like the twists or bits of information that they sprinkled in each episode. The one thing they did not explain was how she was able to get her friend's body in the canal if she did in fact kill her.