Katie Cramer

This is a surprisingly refreshing horror movie. It avoids most of the tropes that make the genre so predictable. The fear comes entirely from Hugh Grant’s performance and how pleasantly sinister he is. Honestly, Hugh Grant makes this movie. His is such a realistic portrayal of a dangerous person that I think a lot of people will feel uneasy watching him. Most of us have met lesser degrees of a person like this in our lives. Someone who appears safe, but your gut tells you he isn’t. He’s such an unusual villain and the character was acted so skillfully.

Love, love, love this movie! It’s so funny and the cast is obviously having such a good time. The story is exciting and the characters are all so charming. It’s hard to get fantasy films right, but this one does it. You don’t need to know all the D&D lore because the narrative makes all the relevant aspects a straightforward part of the plot that’s easy to follow. Overall this is just a fun, enjoyable movie.

Honestly? This show is amazing. It’s an extreme series. It’s violent, it’s offensive, it’s graphic. There’s a good deal of nudity and sexual content as well. But the story is well-written and the characters are complex. Each character is fleshed out with their own motivations, insecurities, and personal failures. The performances by the cast are amazing. Antony Starr in particular is terrifying as Homelander. It’s the best villain performance I’ve seen in years and will no doubt be iconic for years to come.

Community is without a doubt one of the funniest shows I've ever seen. It's amazingly wacky and the characters are so flawed and realistic. The cast is perfect. Every actor nails their role, and the writing is quick and smart. You'll initially laugh at the primary joke in every scene, but then as it sinks into your brain, you'll realize there were 3 more jokes hidden within it. Now I will say that the last two seasons have a different flow to them due to some of the cast leaving, but they're not worse, they're just different. The series finale left me in tears. Just watch the show. It's only 6 seasons (and a movie).