Fereyal B

I liked this movie a lot. It was fun, witty, and had a good screenplay accompanied with good acting. Overall, it was a fun entertainment, and somewhat educational with a great message to take home.

This was such a heartwarming movie. The 'Revolutionary' Mrs. Harris dreams big, and never stops dreaming even when her dreams at times were crushed, but they never died. Loved it very much.

I loved this series as opposed to a few of the other medical shows. This one is a documentary style series with real doctors and medical staff in it not some actors "playing doctors."

I really like this one. I mean it was not super thought-provoking or anything like that, but for a fun-filled at-home entertainment, it is enjoyable. Ben Stiller is a very good actor on this one portraying a calculated bore who wants to settle down.

This is a nonsensical racist show. Who in their right mind would be willing to give up a portion of his or her salary for something that doesn't even make sense. The idea of reparation is EXTORTION. Back in the day, humanity was immature and unwise, and as the collective humanity started to grow up, we should all grow together. It is unfair to me to pay my salary for something I didn't do personally, and the receiver didn't suffer personally. Slavery has been ended over hundreds of years ago. Instead of lazying around and demand for a windfall, start improving your skills. I would have been more inclined to pay a portion of my salary to the POOR of ANY COLOR rather than perpetuating racism based on the color of the skin. Shame on the show producers and shame on Netflix for airing this nonsensical gibberish of the show. How is it that activists go to the streets from morning till night, and demand for a 5-million-dollar windfall for every black person regardless if they were subjected to racism or not, just based on the color of skin instead of trying to improve skill levels of the black community. Extremely unfair, unjust and forceful in this day and age. What about the black people who immigrated from Africa a year ago? Are they still eligible for the windfall extortion just because of their skin color? What if a white person immigrated to this country 10 years ago like myself, do they still have to pay the "extortion money" even though they were not part of this? For how long, the black people should be receiving extortion money? For how many generations to come, or is it just one-time payment? This idea of "the so-called reparation" which I call EXTORTION is so absurd that I just don't know what more to say!!!