Ron Howard

I am enjoying this show way more than I had expected. The cast is pretty spot on to be honest. The writing is also good, entertaining storyline, good character development. If you enjoy period dramas, you’ll like this show.

I throughly enjoyed this movie. Imagine if Game of Thrones and Star Wars had a kid, this would be it. I found myself fully invested in it rather quickly; to the point that I lost awareness of time. Even though it’s 2:35 min, I would have continued to watch for another 2 hours, easily. The execution was good, you can tell details were well thought out, everything from acting, wardrobe, cgi, etc. Can’t wait for part 2

Jean Smart does a great job. But it takes more than one good performance to carry a show, and I’m afraid that for me, this one falls a bit flat. For a show about comedy, I’m missing the punch lines. The writing is just not that good unfortunately. I also wish they didn’t rely on so many stereotypes to present the generational clash between Deborah and Ava, we get it, they’re from different generations, but there’s more subtle, less obvious ways to showcase that gap. I wanted to like this show, I wanted to laugh even, but neither happened. I guess one thing the show does, it’s portray a common Hollywood reality, that people like Ava, without much talent or determination, can end up writing and creating a show.

Pretentious and flat out nonsensical. Character development leaves a lot to be desired. Also, I like Nick Offerman, but he does not make a believable tech entrepreneur, not in the slightest. Script could have used some further development, like most of Garland’s work. He aims highs, but fails to deliver. It’s entertaining at most, if you manage to overlook the obtuse plot, and the characters’ lack of cohesiveness.

Did not expect to enjoy this show as much as I did. Anya Taylor-Joy is truly amazing. The script is one of the best I’ve seen in quite a while, Beth’s character development was extremely well accomplished, avoided all common places.

Whoever chose the soundtrack should be fired. Also the writing is pretty amateurish, character development is poor, storyline is a bit all over the place, don’t get me wrong it’s still entertaining, but it’s kinda sad to see the show’s potential wasted

This was simply amazing! Totally unexpected, unpretentious, genuine, unique and highly captivating

In the past 3 years, I’ve seen quite a few horrible movies, this one tops them all! From the cringey lines, to the flat out boring, predictable, cheesy storyline, the laughable uncoordinated fight scenes, to the cheap looking set, and even the acting. I like Margot Robbie, she has offered us some truly good performances lately, but this is not one of those memorable ones. Her character felt flat and unidimensional, her quirks become annoying quickly, her timing is off, and while I do understand that an actor’s ability to thrive is closely tied to the script they’re working with, I cannot comprehend why would she even sign up to part take in this embarrassing fiasco in the first place

One of the best TV series of all times