Jul Fauci

The love story is one of the best on TV in years. Amazing chemistry between the two leads.

Go to see this movie because it is good for you to laugh. It follows a similar structure of the first movie: his village first then the American South, but this time there is an election and pandemic to add to an already hilarious mix of gullible rubes. Attending two Trump rallies brought the movie up ten notches for me. Cohen’s daughter is a national treasure. She completely understands her father’s comedic approach. Her interaction with Giuliani is priceless. I especially loved the feminist references throughout the movie.

WONDERFUL! Characters are revealed by themselves and the people around them.

It is SO RARE to feature a couple in transition…a couple in conversation…that begins with fear and mistrust and ends In freedom and love. I was enraptured throughout the entire film and I cannot understand anyone giving this movie a mediocre rating. AND…the female lead was older and intelligent! HEAVENS…someone had some sense.

It’s tacky but the plot, acting, and art direction hits all the right spots ESPECIALLY if you like fashion…and dogs!

This is a superb rethinking of a once popular genre that weaves together the brutal British/American/Native American histories with skill rarely seen on television today. I’m at the end of my seat throughout, a novel accomplishment considering the many worn out plot lines we’re forced to sit through night after night. Hooray for Emily Blount.