Tiago Pina

This is what happens when Netflix gets of hold of a great story. With effects that seem to have been borrowed from "American Underdog", Big George Foreman feels like a low budget movie. The acting comes across like community theater and it is highlighted by the terrible cinematography. With the caliber of Forrest Whitaker, John Magaro, Al Sapienza among others, I expected this movie to be so much better. In the end, if falls back on terrible directing and an empty script. The movie rushes through milestones of Foreman's life like a bullet train and ultimately, it is a disservice to one of the greatest boxers of all time.

This movie might be the best thing to come out in a year. If this had been a year full of blockbusters, I would probably not notice this movie and i am glad i did. Vince Vaughn trying to act like a 15 year old girl is so weird, it makes it fun. This brings back the glory of B list Terror/Comedies. Recommended.

I am usually "The One that has no heart" when it comes to movies and tv shows. Dramas never peak my interest. That was until i saw THIS IS US. Every part of this show squeezes every bit of emotion I have in a way that makes everything seem so real it brings back happy and sad memories from my childhood to the forefront as if they happened yesterday. Every character of this show is displayed with all of their flaws and it feels real. It's amazing. And this may be just me, but Mandy Moore's voice is so soothing it relaxes me. It's really weird, i admit, but I can't help to relax when i hear her giving one of those "end of the episode" speeches.