Riya Bansal

A great, simple, and cute movie. Reminds me of all the room coms that used to come out in the early 2000's. The setting is elegant. Zac Effron does a great job and has awesome comedic timing. Nikole Kidman is graceful and pretty as always. Zoey King does an amazing job with the dialogue and expression delivery as well. For a one-time watch over the holidays, it's really great. Enjoyed it, can watch it with family or friends. It's the whole package. Watch it already!!

For the first the episodes, the show is wholesome, entertaining and full of emotions that the audience wants to see in shows these days. It doesn't disappoint at any point. The story had a lot of potential, but I feel like Gaby's unnecessarily overenthusiastic and "yeah, girl" attitude was very distracting. It was great till the point they were all grieving and healing. After a point, Liz's character opened up so much that it branches into a whole other character arc that seemed unnatural. She feels like a wannabe character. And Alice, another ungrateful, Netflix-type, teen character who always thinks about sex. She reminded me of Ginny from the show "Ginny and Georgia". Plus the constant F-bombs that the show drops make it so annoying to watch, like who even talks like that.