cindy hartley

I really love this show. Jon Hamm is predictably charming, complex, humorous, & engaging to watch. Great actor! The women have interesting roles: Olivia Munn & Amanda Peet are sympathetic characters who complicate Jon Hamm's life. I like watching their interactions with Jon & am intrigued to see what will happen in episode 2. Expensive production values, sophisticated dialogue - really, this is my kind of prestige drama!

I'm not into throuples. I don't believe they can succeed. I do like Joshua Jackson & wish he had a more engaging storyline.

Way too long, too much unsophisticated dialogue, too much yelling, screaming, f-words, histrionics. I barely made it thru 7 out of 8 episodes. Usually I love Shonda Rhimes shows (eg, 'Scandal'), but this one was not up to Shondaland standards.

This is a low artistic standard for HBO. I thought the dramatic narrative might be an interesting take on the turmoil experienced by a troubled super-pop star, such as Britney Spears. But no. No real narrative at all, just sex, more sex, and cliché soft porn. Trashy, amateurish screenplay. Is HBO rebranding in this direction?

So bad. Juvenile dialogue, wannabe sci-fi plot, tacky sets and special effects, even the kung fu looked amateurish. Very hard to sit thru, but I kept thinking it must get better since it won so many awards. Nope.

Too sappy for me, but Reese looked really cute, and I love her house.

Great film; so entertaining and fun! See it on the biggest screen you can!

Way, WAY too long! Some good scenes, especially with Coppola and Puzo, but too much filler. Who has 10+ hours to spend watching this minutiae?

Strange but interesting documentary of a very attractive, smart, accomplished, popular woman who is brainwashed by her love for a sketchy grifter guy. I kept wondering 'how could this happen to a woman who has so much?' I'm reminded of the old Bryan Ferry song Slave to Love.