James Mikolaitis

Thank you, Netflix, for bringing this masterpiece from Sweden to America, and the rest of the world, in our respective languages!!! "Young Royals" puts a unique perspective on the coming of age/coming out experience. My husband, Ramon, and myself just happened to stumble upon discovering this show, seeing clips of it on YouTube in 2021. Otherwise, we may have missed it. Season 2 carries forward the edge of your seat, emotional drama inspired in Season 1, perhaps even intensifying the feeling of true story situations. Where will the love shared between Crown Prince Wilhelm and Simon take them, now an openly gay Royal couple? No doubt the quality of work by the writers, incredible cast, and production have earned several years yet to come sharing "Young Royals" with the world wide fanbase. "And the lies, they will hurt you, no more." Elias, Revolution

Welcome back, in the modern day, to a bygone era of film powerful enough to shake the world. "Love, Victor" tells a spellbinding and compelling tale of destiny. Today, I am a 56 year old gay male. Victor's story brings me back to where I came from. My journey of who I would become was strikingly similar. We tried to resist, but like it or not, it was our destiny to accept who we would become. "Love, Victor" is second to none to anything I've ever seen on film. It's probably true viewers will appreciate "Love, Victor" more if they watch it's predecessor "Love, Simon" first, as did I. Thank you, Michael Cimino. I wish I had your future. Lol!!! I also want to thank Anthony Turpel, and the rest of that All-Star cast!!! To the screenplay writers, a masterpiece. Nick Robinson and the rest, keep up the incredible work for "Love, Victor" Season 2!!!

"All in the Family" is, or at least was, America!!! The series exposed and explored just about every controversial issue of it's day, many of which, unfortunately, remain so today. For the uninformed, some of whom's reviews I have read, this series was a rejection of bigotry in all it's ignorant and hateful forms. Speaking of hate, does anyone have to look any further than what's in the White House in July, 2020, today? From the cast of actors, to the screenplay writers, and the show's creator, Norman Lear, a work of genius. "All in the Family" had an incredible ability of addressing serious social issues of our society, all while somehow managing to have a humorous, and sometimes emotional, look at them. It's a level of talent rarely achieved anywhere in the world in cinematography.