Karen Fraraccio

Sorry- I thought the movie was a sappy melodrama. A combination of “To kill a Mockingbird,” and “The notebook” it tells the repetitive story of a beautiful outcast girl from a family with an abusive father who is defended by a righteous lawyer and has a happy ending with her first love. The movie had great acting and beautiful scenery. Kya’s survival is probably explained more clearly in the book. It’s hard to believe the story when the older Kya is always wearing beautiful, clean, stylish clothes that fit her perfectly. How many impoverished, abandoned children look like that? The time constraints of the movie likely prevent a believable description of how an illiterate ten year old girl survives alone for fifteen years to become a wealthy, brilliant writer with a very scientific mind.

Literally the wittiest, funniest, warmest show in the history of television. Every show makes me laugh out loud while at the same time making a powerful social statement- with humor. Every cast member is a star! I love this show. Can the network make a boxed set of the episodes?

I LOVED IT!!! The music is brilliant and the costumes are breathtaking. Emma Stone was amazing- my very favorite performance of hers to date. She is incredibly expressive and looks great in those fabulous clothes. I've already watched it twice. It's one of those timeless movies that should become a classic. Hopefully Cruella will get several well-deserved Oscars.