Brandon Rankine

I was a bit hesitant to watch this movie at first, knowing that it was going to be a standalone. But I was surprisingly surprised as this had to be one of the first standalone sequel that was as better as the original. This movie just marched at the beat of it's own drum and still managed to give us that same excitement it did nearly 30 yrs ago. I also liked how the female lead was more stronger and independent, instead of relying on a male protagonist. I also liked how there wasn't any cringe dialogue like there was in the first twister movie. I've seen a bunch of reviews online hating this movie, but don't listen to them, it's clear they are stuck in the past, and can't accept when things are changing for the better.

I finished watching the show recently, and OMG, it felt like a breath of fresh air compared to the teen dramas that i watch today. I wish I was old enough to watch it when it was out (I was 1) I felt for once, I was being heard, and understood, which not most teen drama nowadays do. I highly recommend watching this show since you'll be relating with the character's struggle in a instant. Some of their story lines that they had were ahead of their times as well- Teen pregnancy, Mental health, School shootings, and toxic relationships. I promise you that there's never a dull episode in that series. Teen dramas (Except Euphoria) today should be taking notes from this show.

They didn't even consider the OG fans who watched the series are much older than the intended audience they were trying to aim for. This movie is literally the biggest "signed on for a cheque" ever. Plus, let's not forget that not even enough time has passed for them to even do something like this as it has only been 6 yrs. I blame Kira for this movie being awful, she has made it clear that she only comedies. You can also see that most of them weren't even trying to act, like Nora and Billy just didn't carry the same vibe they had in the show. I get that they are older now, but like it didn't feel there. No one really asked for this movie

I got recommended this movie from someone. This movie honestly has got to be one of the top 10 movies I've ever witnessed. From the dialouge to the characters, everything was just perfect. You can just feel what every single gay man was feeling during those times when this disease was causing tragedy on an entire generation. It makes me think about the real life victims of this epidemic as most of them never got live to see how the gay community has progressed and thrived in today's society. I honestly would recommend this movie to anyone.

I know this a spin off, but I just couldn't make it past the first episode. There was way too many cliches in ti, and also I didn't like Ines and Gloria, watching them have scene together made me want to jump in front of a car. Before this even came out, I actually forgot about Netflix even making this spin off, considering it has almost been 2 years since OMB ended, which goes to show that the marketing for this show was godawful. I would be surprised if Netflix renews this for a 2nd season

I loved the plot of the series, However, the most of the show is about a man blaming the breakup of his marriage on his ex rather than accepting he's also overbearing and going on with his life. In addition, he shames younger LGBTQ+ for not having any respect for themselves if all they want is a hookup. It's yet another show that makes us feel bad for the old gays who, due to the social climate at the time they were actually young, out, and proud, and never got the chance to find their happily ever after like most of us can do today. It also has a lot of stereotypical moment where all the gays know every pop song ever made and Madonna. Hollywood should stop pushing those steotypes out in the world for the sake of a few extra viewers,it's one of the reasons why ppl have preconceive notions about us at first. The only reason why I watched this is because Neil Patrick was in it. I wish Darren Star could find the same creative energy he had when making Melrose Place, SATC, and Younger.

I've been a fan since the beginning, and now, two years later, I'm in tears that the show is over. I'm going to miss it like hell since it was the first Hulu show where I saw myself depicted positively rather than in the stereotypical way that Hollywood has been doing for years. My favorite seasons were seasons 1 and 2, but not so much the last season, but other than that, no other show will compare to this one.

The series is great and all, just one thing botherin is that they have a 30 year old actor playing the role of a teenager. I know how Netflix likes to cast actors a little older than the charcters they are playing, but this is overstepping it. If they change this little detail, then the show would not be known for fans wanting a the leading male charcter (who is a full DECADE older than the other actors) to get with the main Characrer (who is starting her adulthood).

I liked it in the beginning, but then it started to go off track because the series started with the school going on lockdown due to a bomb going off at a national historical site. I thought the series would've been about what happened leading up to that, but I was a little confused after episode 1. In episode 3 and so on, the bombing was never mentioned again, and the show sort of took a dark, and deep dive into serious topics way too fast. The storyline in my opinion that killed the show's chances of having a season 2 was the show only focusing on racism. I know it's an important topic that needs to be talked about, but this show used it way too much. If the show did every episode by following those 5 characters in their POV, the show might've not been canceled.