Vicki Campbell

I had a hard time with Season 1 because it was so bloody and tense and the bad guys were supposed to be the good guys. Season 2 has lost me altogether. Why can’t Gary Oldham ever play a nice guy??

The movie had promise but for me it fizzled out and I found the end to be very boring and unnecessary. Powell is gorgeous and plays his character well, but the Madison character was one dimensional and predictable. I’m surprised by the high RT score.

The raw acting was great so I’m relenting to give 3 stars but the fact that he made such terrible choices with Martha and even returned to his old patterns in the very worst way made me wish I’d never started watching it.

Loved it!! The casting was brilliant, great chemistry between the characters and I was so pleased to see Danielle MacDonald in a role that really stretched her acting wings. We need to see more of her! The black comic relief was welcome in this thriller of a show.

This is a dark-comedy funny show. Love all the cameos, and the instant-karmic stuff, and the chemistry between Maniscalco and Dorsey is great. So is the rest of the cast. Chuck Lorre has another hit! If I could change one thing, I’d get rid of the trashy group sex scene. Added nothing to the show.

It’s good but a little slow for me. That’s how I experience most Blake Lively movies, and it makes me think that she’s not a dynamic actress but I could be wrong. The story is interesting, scenes are beautiful, and I do like it.

Started slow, got a little interesting, turned raunchy, ended terribly. Completely unbelievable at every level.

Elle Woods grows up and goes to Accounting class. Not even kidding. I really wanted to love this movie because I’m a huge fan of the two main stars but this was just slow and boring to me.

First, I’m a HUGE Tyler Perry fan and I watch and enjoy his movies, so I started out with those high expectations, which is why this show disappoints me so far (S1, E3). The Madea movies always have a good moral to the story, even amidst the turmoil that so often reigns in the lives of his rich characters. This show portrays each of the black men as either philandering jerks or clowns. The women are a great ensemble cast but where are the strong male and female role models? They better show up soon or I’m out.

This show is pretty bad. I am a big Colette fan and have given it four episodes to capture my interest but the story is so inane and scattered. I am out.