Ashley Gaynor

Truly an example of how a good movie can be completely ruined by terrible song choices. Every single song in that movie helps to ruin it. The person who chose the songs must have picked them at random without reading the script.

Tommy Wiseau's uniquely unparalleled directorial debut, Room is masterpiece and one of most underappreciated films of modern era. Every line and scene has much care and effort put in that easily puts many far more ambitious films to shame. Its character writing is outstanding and every line feels genuine and carries emotional weight. The film feature excellent and devoted cast, including fantastic performance from Greg Sestero and Juliette Danielle, though every role brilliantly portrayed. The story is marvelous feat in story telling, with intricate, compelling narrative that will keep you enthralled, intensely suspenseful cliff hangers, and heart-stopping ending. Anyone who seen it know this only modicum of heartfelt genius that make Room easily greatest film of all time.

A great TV show and massively underrated. Sadly, season 12 is the weakest. It is almost as if the writers have forgotten how to write endings. They could have ended most episodes by having the characters shrug their shoulders and walk off screen. The sad part is that S12E01 is one of their best shows (part of any top ten list at least), and was a real reward for long time fans. I didn’t consider myself a fan until I had watched up to episode 44 (Carpe Museum). In short, it takes a long time to fully appreciate the quality of this show. We can all name those several famous animated shows that started strong, got better, and then went completely down the toilet. Nobody wants that to happen to Bob’s Burgers. I love the show for the things it "Doesn't" do, which is a weird thing to say, but most animated TV show enthusiasts will understand what I mean. I am not complaining about season 12 because I dislike the show. I am prodding the writers and producers. Reminding them that they have kept the quality going through 11 seasons, please don't let the magic fade just yet.

A very quiet, subdued and almost neutered movie, and yet it still finds a way to make you care about these complete idiots. I am not going to be pretentious and say the show's creators have evolved or grown, but I will point out how the creators somehow managed to fit Beavis and Butt-Head into the modern mainstream without offending online influencers, which is pretty impressive on its own merits. You should watch this movie. It is the same plot as the 1996 "Do America" movie, but the plot isn't this movie's biggest selling point. It is yet example of these two "Forest Gumping" their way through every situation without ever fully grasping the trouble they are in. It is pretty good.

The she-woman is very childish and self centred, and I hoped that her character would progress into becoming a good person, but it never happens, and what's worse is that the show keeps patting her on the back regardless.

A film that thinks it is far smarter than it is, and then goes on to pat itself on the back for the rest of its run time.

The acting is aggressively bad. It is 80% talking, 20% vaguely scary stuff. There are ten minute long scenes with just people talking into the camera, slowly trying to build mystery and lore. It would be tolerable if the acting were not so horrible. Joy Shatz (Molly Reynolds) was bad, but not nearly as bad as the one-on-one interview scenes with Jillian Geurts (Jessica Fox). She was terribly miscast in this role.

Just watched season 1, please make more.

A genuine example of how a woman with the thinnest neck in the world can beat up muscle-bound men. Ruby Rose could fit a wedding ring around her neck, and still have room to eat half a grape.