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Feels, I cried throughout. I especially was connecting in and fully opening by the time "Broken Like Me" began, onto "This is Me Now" and the "Midnight in Vegas" and "Hummingbird" scene, on through the credits. What a visual album stunnah. My heart I am grateful for you and for you sharing your journey, JLo! And gotdamn did I need to hear and see that preface scene into "This is Me Now" ✋🌹 😌

Excellent cast synergy and dynamics, directing. I like the screenplay, too. Downhome. And honest tones and layers of tacit vibes. I love me that style of capture. More matter of fact. Lets its own moods and moments speak for itself. Very lifey movie. If Macy Gray ever sees this, 👐 you were my favorite! And I thought everyone was grreat, so I'm sayin I extra appreciate your role in it. Thanks for the lifey movie, team. Ang in FL

my favorite show of my life, thus far. I was hooked on it when it first aired. I was in high school then, but never finished the series. A mix of it not coming out every week and my short attention span and or impatience, and maybe extracurriular activities? It was so long ago. Oh, ha! I also was undergoing chemo n whatnots by the second season, now that I think about it and do the math, and was spending longterm in hospital with people constantly around me coming and going. So this was probably a lot to do with life schedule just kinda shifting and some things got lost in the shuffle I suppose. Anyway, I have long remembered this show as being probably the one to have burned the sincerest impression on me back in my hyper-media-consumption days. I remember watching episodes every once in a while thereafter the hospital period, but we didn't have tivo, and I probably didn't want to know too much having missed chunks n bits, so staved off seeing the later seasons. Then, I didn't always have TV for a good ten or so years, being more the ever-moving somewhat-off-grid type. Having now been in place for a couple years I've finally taken upon myself to watch from the beginning. The seed of having watched the series when it first came out and highly valuing what I had so far seen, sitting latently within me for eighteen years and then following through to the end today. -- What a culmination of feelings! Also, such a gratifying binge show! I remember watching one episode a week (and often it took two weeks between airing episodes, I think even sometimes there were three weeks between episodes! but I see why they chose to -- per prioritizing the show's quality!) -- and now to binge it -- whoa. What an ongoing cinematic investment in the story. I laughed a lot throughout the show. Delightful. From an orange peel smile to hilarious random references and the clever quips. My emotional investments into the stories of the characters. Oh man so good. And such honest tension and awkwardness and multiple perspectives -- I love seeing media which portrays a myriad of various viewpoints and thoughts and beliefs, as it enriches the experience and makes it feel that much more real to me. I bawled and bawled and released so many of my own blocks within my own body just watching through this and feeling genuinely affected by witnessing the dynamics in the characters' relationships. I could identify with them, and found myself understanding that, hell, I was holding on to a lot in my own various life episodes and chapters and relations, and how I've modified and coped and hardened and responded in ways that have just come to creep up on me in life. Amazing. I haven't cried so significantly in several years now, and this was a blessed catharsis. Thank you to every human and part and bit that made the motions for this piece of a beautiful thank you gift to humanity to come to exist. Ahhhhhh!!!

I love this movie. Just one of those things. I love watching JLo in this, and love how her character portrays expressing her position, compassion and openness, and taking pause. I appreciate Alex O Loughlin's character portraying an honest impetulence, which is simultaneously endearing to me and stoking of my own indignations. I mean, I can be critically aware and cringe at some of his lines or quick assumptions, yet I appreciate that depiction of kind of what he naturally would actually say. The character shows up alive to his experience. I guess if the cards are on the table, even if you got bones to pick with it, at least there are things in the open to work with. So I love this about both characters being portayed in a very showing-up way. They're showed amid working process, and I appreciate getting to glimpse that. Ultimately, I love the effort that both characters put in, along with their human reactions. So in this sense, I super dig the dynamics of bringing two perspectives head on together. Also, I have to say -- Michaela Watkins' character is delightful, to me. What a great bestie portrayal. Really honest in her position too. It's a tone I apparently frickin love about this movie. A diversity of honest positions. Cheers

Whelp. I bawled at the finale. I'm sure I bawled during other episodes too. Probably one of my -- and possibly most -- favorite television viewing experience I've had in this life. I identify with the feels and exploration very much. Far as as a TV experience, I have a broad array of appreciation n variety of what I enjoy watchin (guess I'm exploratory there, too). Am in my early thirties. Really really liked it

Oh man, I was in tears laughin throughout the show. I love how much permission Ali just gives herself to show up as she happens to really be. A real treat! I find it so delightful to listen and watch her. Amazing. I really loved it. I feel like it really brightened my day and all the things. Anytime I see someone as they are, like in a true unadulterated fashion, it just helps me center in who I myself am. The world feels lighter. Existing feels better.