Ifaseyi Patton

What's not to hate about this show is the real question don't you think?? She threw away an amazing talent and potentially fulfilling career in track-and-field, a legacy she could have been proud of, to dance to memes and one-hit wonders on TikTok. A pure amateur claiming to somehow be a professional dancer with not one shred of experience whatsoever. Is this jealously? riight suure. I would love to waste my life entertaining strangers like a clown at a child's birthday party. Writing up a legacy that, in the end, I would be absolutely devastated by, wishing I did something worthwhile with my life instead. Do yourself a favor Charli and take a long hard look in the mirror and ask yourself, Is this who I really want to be?

This show is Worthless. There I said it. And yes, I watched this show THEN the original to avoid bias. It is nothing like the original and honestly it could never live up to its hype. This show is just another piece of modern TV cliche garbage that many have come to know and loathe. The actresses clearly do not know what they are doing and have this voice in their heads that tell them they are professionals. The directors are so focused on being "hip" that they lose touch with the story. I loved the original charmed! This reboot is nothing but an offensive running joke. It is INCREDIBLY offensive to Wicca, a joke to feminism, and is simply another link to a chain of god-awful, hilariously tasteless reboots. I seriously CANNOT wait for this series to end.

Scratching my eyes out with an alcohol dipped fork in the desert is looking more and more entertaining the more I think about how much of my life force this movie stole from me. Seriously, who thought this would be a good idea. I'm all about putting a spin on YA movies but this is absolutely ridiculous. How?? How did the directors and producers look at this and think this mistake was perfection??? I pity Madison Pettis most of all.

Yeah, I am never gonna take this movie seriously. The Harder They Fall is a western, comedy film. The reason why the directors chose to leave "comedy" out of its description is so others could take the film more seriously. It is more of an African American comedy you can find on BET, not really a hit that is meant to be on Netflix. The acting, set design, and wardrobe is trite and unsophisticated. In a word: corny. The actors I pity participating in this production are Idris Elba and Regina King. But "The Harder They Fall" is funny nonetheless.

This is a disgusting, defaming, grotesque, outrageously insulting Cinderella adaption. This is an insult to the original Cinderella and its theme. As usual, Lily James and Selena Gomez Cinderella were the best adaptions when you need something good to contrast with this one. The dresses were sloppy. I love Camila Cabello, but the lead actress seriously needs some acting lessons. News flash! That saying "anyone can act" is far from the truth. People who believe in that are insulting real actors and actresses who worked hard for their positions today. The only reason why I give this movie any stars at all is because of Billy Porter's wardrobe, and Cabello's peasant dress. One more thing: Why Nicholas Galitzine as the prince? Did you lose a bet in casting? He was so stiff as the prince. It was like he was being forced to do this. Luckily I wasn't expecting anything good from this cringing adaption as soon as I looked at the casting. Honestly, the main reason I watched this was to look at the lovely, fantastic actress Idina Menzel, who has REAL experience acting in a fairy tale princess movie.

Let's just put it this way. Only someone who has never seen nor embraced the original Gossip Girl, regardless of its time, would not understand how deformed, disappointing, and insulting, this "tv series" (if you can even call it THAT) truly is. Though I have to admit, Thomas Doherty does have his charms. Possibly it's because he resembles Richard Madden; a celebrity worthy of anyone's attention.

I appreciate the effort, but as a She-Hulk fan, this television series is a major disappointment on so many levels and such an insult to the superheroine herself. This television series is so disproportionate to today's news in feminism that it's sleepwalking. I'm honestly heartbroken. I have always wanted more attention toward the underappreciated superheroines in the Marvel comics but this is nothing short of a joke. Women today want to focus more on themselves, to truly understand and love ourselves. Empower ourselves for who we are and aspire to be. Not be the "popular girl who gets all the boys' attention". This narrative has been exhausted for too long and it's been time for this to come to an end. One star because at least people have jobs I guess.