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WTF did we just watch?! The first fifteen minutes were a FRAUD. The start sucks you in with a decent premise and camp, flamboyantly riding in on the talent of Demi Moore. It lulls you into thinking that this may be a decent movie. But instead of a smart, cutting edge film, you get a nonstop gross-out fest with violence so gratuitous and putrid you will scratch your head wondering...why?? WHY?? Add in the positively stupid non-plot and you feel like you just want to survive this god awful crap fest. And it just went on and on and on. Excruciatingly bad. We were going to stop watching, but chose to just close our eyes until finally able to let out a sigh of relief that this pile of steaming shite finally ended. Felt absolutely freaking CHEATED out of a legit movie experience and think everybody who paid to see this should get a refund. How this worthless excuse for a movie ever got green-lighted proves that Hollywood is now littered with soulless, no-talent hacks and the creators of 'The Substance' are completely out of touch with...everything...or are sniffing glue. Likely both. If you're checking reviews and wondering if you should watch this, it is guaranteed that any review over one star is somebody who wither worked on the project, or is a fake review/paid shill. Save yourself the trouble. Don't watch this. Good Lord don't pay for it.

It is evident why 60 Minutes Australia turns off the comments on its Youtube channel: they are afraid of the negative backlash they will receive on their salacious vapid "exposés." Just watched the Erin Brokovich interview and was dumbfounded that 60 minutes would give equal airtime to an unhinged weasely hack Michaal Fomento, a nobody who has some type of obsession with Ms. Brokovich. Just because yuo caught Ms. Brokovich off-guard in this despicable interview, does not mean that she did not devote her life to environmental justice. A class action lawsuit at the level of Hinkley vs. PG&E goes through many judges and scrupulous hoops to even be approved for trial. That does not happen because any one person merely "sought fame and fortune." What nonsense. Hinkley, CA was a monumental environmental catastrophe and the residents of Hinkley were lied to by PG&E for over four decades. Large corporations with plenty of litigious power like PG&E could drag out a case for a decade and go to trial if they have nothing to hide. Instead the company settled the case to avoid trial (and all the evidence becoming public knowledge). The case was the largest class action settlement in arbitration at the time, at $333 million. That 60 Minutes Australia would trivialize a history making lawsuit is almost obscene and certainly not journalism. Shame on 60 Minutes for allowing their Autralian series to degrade its programming to the level of a reality trash television show. Australia 60 Minutes is simply not of the same caliber as its American counterpart and I will not be viewing any more episodes until it holds its programming to higher standards.

AMAZING!! Just binge watched the whole season and it was GREAT!! Was expecting just some low-brow humor...but it was catually smart, hilarious, dramatic and sentimental. What a treat! Everyone in the cast was stellar and Celeste Barber was refreshingly fun! Crazy to learn Netflix has not renewed the show for a season 2! WTH?! Streaming makes shows popular at odd times, and can be way after a release. Hoping Netflix will change their mind because not only is the show totally bingeworthy, but it should be criminal to end a series on a cliffhanger. Friggin get it together, NETFLIX! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2! SEASON2!

Have grown exceptionally weary of Hollywood normalizing pedophilia and child rape. Even the name "May December" is offensive, as this is not a love story between two people with a large age gap. Mary Kay Letourneau was not "in love" with a twelve year old child. The two did not share their early time together having meaningful conversations getting to know each others' souls. She raped him in her car. Repeatedly. A twelve year old child cannot give consent. Period. If this had been a middle-aged man and a twelve year old girl, we would not use words like "love" when discussing it, or try to defend the rapist as "a good person." What is truly reprehensible about Hollywood apologists excusing the pedophilia of Roman Polanski, Woody Allen, et. al., is that the victims of their abuse are completely forgotten. How dare Netflix put out this type of garbage and fob it off as "provocative art." Shame on everyone involved in 'May December' for not giving a damn about all of the victims of childhood sexual abuse.