Colleen Woodhead

Continuous waves of emotions filled with tears of joy, sadness and laughter. I highly recommend this heartwarming journey of self discovery.

This was a disappointment. For those of us who read the book, it lacked so much from the story. I went to see this with someone who hadn't read the book and they said that it didn't make sense. The best performances were the supporting characters. Lily and Ryle had no chemistry or passion.

This is a really good movie if you're interested in female empowerment or a person who roots for the underdog. I really enjoyed this movie. I was invested in the title character and found myself rooting for her success. Her resilience and ingenuity is inspiring!

I was invested in the characters and my biggest frustration is that I don't want to wait for more! Bring on season 2!

The edit was highly focused on US teams. It would have made more sense to focus on the top 3 and bottom 3 in the race and interject random key moments for other teams. Why invite so many countries if you only really care about the US teams?

I didn't make it through the first episode. 1. The concept rewards people who are lucky enough to get their menu selected and doesn't account for variety of types of food. These are accomplished chefs in their area of expertise. The show should have given them an equal playing field. It would be more fair to have a point system each week that calculates to a total score at the end. Plus, where are the women chefs? I watch A LOT of cooking shows. This one has too much male ego for my taste.