Zoe A

As someone who grew up with the stage production and soundtrack, THIS is how you do an adaption. No notes.

As someone who has been dealing with anxiety for over 10 years, this movie was everything. It perfectly showed what it’s like and it was still everything you want from a Disney/pixar movie. So good

I respect that this is based off a true story and that story should be shared. With that said, I found it trying too hard to be deep and slow and intense, respectfully. It didn’t need to be that long. If it had been an hour shorter I think I would have enjoyed it a lot more. For the themes it covered it didn’t really leave enough of an impact on me as it should have.

Fantastic representation, great humor and wonderful messages

As a huge fan of the wizarding world, I lasted 2 questions before turning it off in disappointment and boredom. Supposed biggest fans in the world have to either pretend to not know answers to insanely easy questions or aren’t fans and have to talk it out in wonderment. Either way, I don’t know how this show was allowed to see the light of day. 0 stars

I thought it was more suspenseful than the book which I appreciated. The acting was incredible. Didn’t love who they cast as David, but I liked how he played him. I felt like they left way more breadcrumbs leading up to the big reveal than they did in the book and idk if I’m happy about that or not.

As someone who always hopes that she won’t have to say the book was better, the book was better. If you’re going to bring a book or series to life, follow it. It gives you a blueprint to everything. Most disappointingly was the gypsies, who had roots despite their entire life and backstory (real or fictional) always saying they didn’t put down roots. I also didn’t like Ms. Caltor- who in the books was a fantastic representation of feminism at it’s darkest. In the show, unbelievable and unsexy.