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It has some cliches, but manages to tell them in some new ways. It's a good one, I recommend it.

Two words: R*p Culture. Disgusting. Though not gonna lie, the n* scenes are great; she's very beautiful. But the s* scene is just average.

Just finished the binge watch. A great, cute show. Some of the storylines are silly or illogical, even sometimes when they are serious. But still, love this show. There are some very touching moments, and I also love they address the social issues. Great, great show. And also, solute to Captain Holt. RIP, Mr. Braugher. Edit: re-watch again, and I care for all of them even more.

It’s a good show, quite entertaining. For some reason I can't post my whole review, so I just want to say there are some flaws, but I still enjoy it.

It contains such a critical, important message. If we humans want to survive and thrive, we need to listen to it. Strongly recommend it.

This is what I said after watching season 1: "Pure gold. I love the dialogue, all the characters, and the plot is not bad at all. Love it!" Then I gave it a 5 out of 5. And this is what I have to say after watching season 2: "Hell nah, what happened?" I suspected the writers were all different, and yup, I was right. Everything falls flat. In season 1 the dialogues are so cute, funny, and original; in season 2 the originality is gone. And the storyline, though not worst, isn't great anymore. They add two more actors, and they're good, but I don't see the purpose and how they make the story more appealing. And the story about Luna, oh my... why? When she suffers, is upset and alienates people, I thought there would be a good conflict and then climax/emotional release, but no, suddenly all is fine. What the hell? Luna is probably my fav character and the way the story treats her is just unfair. So sad. I changed my 5 star rating to 2.

Touching. Two groups of close friends break by wars, and two closer-than-brother friends don't get a chance to reconcile. Wars and hatred forever separate people. It's good to see at least Vlade finally can walk on the street in Croatia and pay respect to Drazen's parents. Hopefully Drazen is smiling at him right now.

It's not a bad action film; watch it when you want to relax and feel good. The visuals are good, the storyline is not too bad, and some touching moments. There are some details in the plot not very convincing... actually, quite a few plot holes almost as many as a piece of Swiss cheese. But it's still enjoyable.

Minor spoiler alert. It's an interesting concept and plot, and I like Isla Fisher. Despite some strange plot holes, I'll say it's fun enough for you to take a look. A few plot holes in my opinion are: first, when the wolf first comes out of the basement and Gary is fearing for his life, why doesn't he just get into the basement and lock himself in? Second, the two bad guys who are killed by the wolf shouldn't warrant a homicide case, should it? Even the detectives acknowledge they're killed by wild animals, and the possibility that it's actually done by humans is just too small. Think about it: the only alternative hypothesis should be "Someone must carry a big, scary animal like a lion to the remote desert and kill them." But really? If you have an animal like that, how do you transport it, and how do you do that without being spotted at all? Be real. Third, the wolf gives birth but then the baby is too far for her to reach? C'mon, she gives birth by shooting the baby out or something? Doesn't make sense. Further, driving the ambulance scene: how do they get it started? And in that situation, driving like crazy hitting every object on the road, then arriving home without police chasing their a** right after is unreasonable. Their escaping from the hospital is also unrealistic and unnecessary; I believe they can just insist on being discharged. A hospital is not a prison and the doctors are not police, if you really want, they can't stop you from doing anything. Though the show is still interesting. At first I thought a woman like Isla Fisher would never (well, very, very unlikely) go for a guy like Gad, but then we have to understand that her character has a big flaw. Anyway, not too bad. And I'm not gonna miss the chance of seeing more Isla.

I wanted to give it 3 stars, but then I feel the message it conveys probably doesn't deserve it. I actually find it cute in some ways; if you need a no-brainer to pass the time on a weekend, maybe. But there are problems in this movie. First, sorry, as a psychologist, I just have to say it: all the "psychology" thrown in there is total BS. I hate it so much that never, never have I ever seen a movie or TV show portray the correct psychology. You don't have to be "all correct," even just 70-80% I'll be thrilled. But no, except for some terms, nothing is right in the film. Second, the change of Gary from the start to the end is unrealistic. Also, I know the movie wants us to see Madison as a "victim," someone who we should root for, but throughout the whole movie I just can't find a solid piece of evidence that she's that way. In fact, smell something suspicious. I feel it's the problem of the plot; it should give us more reason for us to sympathize with her. Finally, the ending... well, not totally sure it's morally justified. It could be, but again the plot doesn't convince me enough. The ratings of this movie are high, and I'm not surprised; for pure value of entertainment it's ok. Plus these are good actors who do a good job. I never trust the ratings anyway, especially Rotten Tomatoes. Those "critics," sometimes I doubt they have eyes. On the other hand, a guy in Forbes disliked this movie, but I didn't care that much for the reasons he gave.