Tracey Mars

Entertaining feel good movie for the family. The songs were well done especially by Wonka and Noodle.

Pretty entertaining - odd ball humor. Not a Sandra Bullock fan but never the less the story and dialog were entertaining. It's also unusual to see a heroine who can get a senior discount be in a Hollywood flick. Which is a good thing to normalize aging. This could be a fun date night movie.

Meh has a few haha moments but not as funny or creative as the original show.

The main characters are supposed to be regular people who somehow get involved in some international espionage with zero training and zero intelligence. Yet this dimwitted duo are meant to be the brains of the operation. The story is illogical, convoluted and full of plot holes. The characters don't make sense. Don't know how this made it to production. I guess that's why it was just a single season. It's a shame because the cinematography (lightning, scenery, etc) looked quite good.

I love NZ, but not this film. It was so predictable, so unrealistic, and the acting/script so forced that it was hard to watch. For example there is a scene at the beginning where the actress leaves her luggage to get cellphone signal and it rolls down the hill and hits someone’s car. The hill was steep, the rolling luggage made plenty of noise when it started to roll, yet she didn’t notice this. Really?! What kind of moron doesn’t notice that? Later on, she hides behind a stack of manure to avoid someone and the whole stack of manure is moving because she is leaning on it. She is in her thirties not thirteen, no adult is that pathetic. Assuming they were, they would not be able to make the stack of manure move like that, as it would be really heavy. Later on she invents a solar panel shaped like a daisy to power the hotel. The size of the solar panel would power a radio and an led light. It would not power an entire hotel. Even though I love soppy films and will forgive some plot lines that are a bit far fetched, this one assumes the audience has an IQ of a chicken. One would need several bottles of wine to overlook the ridiculous screen play. I think the concept was good, but it felt like a no frills spray can of cheese versus a nice French Camembert. A waste of the beautiful back drop and some of the actors talent.

Witty well acted and stays mostly faithful to the book. Jeremy Northam does a great job at playing Mr Knightly as he has the right balance between harshness and softness. Miss Bates is absolutely iconic. So much so that later versions copy her. Emma is well played too believable and relatable for the modern audience. Later Emma’s feel a bit over dramatized for humor and less believable as Regency era women.

Not all at all canon to the original books. Overly complicated and lacks character development. It feels like a series that had too much money to burn.

Very faithful to the original text and the time period (dialogue, costumes, homes, etc). Unlike the most recent version that makes the Bennet family look like poor starving uncouth farmers. It’s like Lord of the Rings vs Rings of Power. Also the longer format makes it possible to cover more nuances in the story. The cast was absolutely stellar. You hate the cringe behavior of Lydia Mr Collins and Mrs Bennet. You feel the charm of Lizzy and the pride of Darcy. Very well done! If you truly love Jane Austin’s works and want a faithful rendition this is it!

Very sweet and heart warming. Though obviously dated.