Jonell Restivo

Sometimes we forget, the time before computers. This series shows the brilliant, creative side of the designers behind the programming. They were artists, brilliant creative out-of-the-box thinkers, to envision, create and assemble the internet as we see it today. They were the true pioneers of technology, which was unthinkable in concept, the mathematics, the power needed, space needed to assemble this never before, an intangible place called cyberspace. Connecting people from around the world, allowing them in real-time, interact with like-minded people. The competition was fierce, trying to beat the clock and become the first who makes a successful computer. A computer small enough to have in a home, remembering back then computers took up entire floors. They were also only used for work, not entertainment. Therefore the PC, the Personal Computer was born. Creating a user-friendly machine, and attractive for advertisers too. Realizing that there was more money than the sale of the computer, with advertisers vying for space that would keep the cash flowing on a daily basis. Unfolding all of the aspects it takes to make the internet run smoothly, and have people return to well-designed sites.

It's frightening, that in this country, America, justice is not allowed in our judicial system. How two men, innocent men were sentenced to spend life in prison is beyond belief. That's not even counting how many black innocent men are sentenced to a prison sentence, lost forever behind bars. Eventually Making a Murderer. People with money would have been able to afford quality legal attorneys to stop this from the beginning. Our justice court system is a continuous pile of twisted laws that takes years for any court to review a case. My advise, keep under the radar, because the justice system works alongside law enforcement. Need I say more?

Wow, this show blew me away. The concept is mind-bending and brilliant how it connects everything to everyone. Life after death is difficult to imagine for most people, and showing how it continues endlessly in a stream is not for everyone. People like the beginning, the middle, and an end. This show reveals how an end is not always the finish line, but the starting line for a new beginning. I always felt the possibility of my journey apart from this earth, will be the best that's ahead for me to experience. I know we continue, I just never watched it unfold on the screen the way this show developed this view of life and the afterlife. Bravo to the writers, for nailing it. Sorry, it was canceled.

Excellent riveting series. Taking a walk on the dark side of human nature, crossing the moral compass line, to say the least. Lots of drama were used by altering the quiet whispering of the actor's lines with loud percussion arrangements of, beaters, rattles struck, scraping, or random sounds of instruments only added to the twisted side of this dark story. Making this phycological mind-bending thriller more disturbing and abstract. Brilliantly written and acted, its conclusion leaving me wanting to see more.

I loved this show. I have not watched or had cable for over 10 years, so this series was new for me to watch. Being under lockdown, I explored my streaming options and chose this period piece. I was surprised by how the story, island, and the diverse characters became addictive, as I watched the entire series. It made me Google search the island and I was astonished how beautiful it actually was. I've been to the Greek islands before and was not impressed by how flat and void of mountains and vegetation. This island Corfu was absolutely mesmerizing including the old-world European style village. I fell in love with the entire concept from the start. The eccentric spirit of the family was also intriguing and refreshing. At the close of season 4, I wanted to see more, feeling it left the viewers severed from any closure with the family and their future.

I loved it. Brought back fond memories of every old movie extravaganza I ever watched. Hollywood was as Korney as this movie portrayed it to be, with behind the scenes look at how it worked. America was a different place back then. I thought it was cleverly written and in scenes, I could actually see Jean Kelly and Frank Sinatra singing and dancing as sailors. Included was water dancing that was a smash hit at the box office with Esther Williams. She never looked out of breath after a water dance scene. It's a time when studios owned a star with a binding contract, groomed, and taught the star everything. One rule never to be filmed or photographed out of character. I gave this film 5 stars and if you love Hollywood, it's a must-see film. .