Michelle Michelle

A lot of fun. And very well done for its time (by today's standards some of the acting seems a bit forced and unnatural, and the specialeffects obvious)

A lovely fun feel good teen rom com

Superb - and true Literally laugh out loud humour, with a compelling mystery drama (even though I worked out about 5 minutes in who had written the letters, that didn't spoil it for me) Excellent acting from all of the cast.

Witty, clever, hints of romance. Also includes hilarious daydream /fantasy sequences . Lots of fun (For anyone with kids, this is not family friendly, as there a few F-bombs and other unsuitable words occasionally. )

Hilariously silly. A fun ridiculous movie, plus some fine eye candy (two hot guys!, or a beautiful woman if thats your preference). Excellent brain-free entertainment

Exceptionally good series. Drama, comedy, occasional romance. The fascinating characters, interesting plotlines with their twists and turns (and the recurring themes of friendship, loyalty and betrayals) keep me on the edge of my seat I'm astonished that Rick hoffman never won an Emmy or golden globe for his superb performance as "loius litt". The guy is hands down one of the best actors I have ever seen, and louis is such a complex multi-layered character - who he portrayed to perfection . Even in this stellar cast he stands out. Hats off to him

Weird. But oddly compelling. I didn't think the ending was clear

I can't praise this highly enough. Faultless, absolutely brilliant show. Just superb across the board, plot lines, dialogue, acting, character developments etc You will love this if you enjoy powerful dramas which mix gritty performances, real life relationship issues (including relationships like family, workmates, friends, not just romantic ), surprises, thought provoking situations, and a nice little bit of comedy and romance at times. Definitely 10/10 :D

If you enjoy silly comedy which is cleverly done then you will probably like this show too. :) The style of humour reminds me of tv programs such as " Avenue 5", "Brooklyn Nine-Nine ", "bad education " , "superstore ", and "blackadder " to name a few David Schwimmer as Jerry Bernstein does a laudable portrayal of a total knob-head, w*nker, or what Americans would call a douche. His character is pretty much the antithesis of Ross from friends. Whereas Ross Gellar has a high IQ, huge heart, and a humble modest ego, , Jerry Bernstein has a humble modest IQ, huge ego, and way too much narcissism to have much of a heart Most of the rest of the characters are more reminiscent of the guys from TBBT in their awesome lack of coolness- except Tulva, who would be a soul sister for Rosa from Brooklyn Nine-Nine

I stopped watching around 20 minutes in when it came to the scene where Bill Murray's character was directly blatantly sexually harassing his colleague & when he knew he was about to get caught, trying try to make it look like it was the other way around, like her attacking him... ugh I know comedy has changed a lot over the decades (as has society's attitude towards sexual harassment) but I just don't find that funny I find it creepy and cringeworthy