Bryton Munro – Google

I’ll say only this: This show is incredibly well written, and the actors supersede expectations. It’s impressive how entertaining and well paced it is. The cinematography is perfect. Smurf is an incredibly intelligent and well calculated character, and the other actors were well casted and perform immaculately. Admittedly, I only finished season 1&2✅, but based on other reviews, I’m incredibly excited to continue watching! (:

The amount of pre-pubescent children leaving 1 star reviews that are either completely unrelated (“I didn’t watch it but…”), is astounding. You’re grown adults; act like it. She does NOT only have songs about breakups. Your detrimental and narrow-minded attitude towards her is laughable at best. Finally, if you aren’t familiar with her providing millions of dollars worth of bonuses to her staff members and the love and admiration they all hold fher r her? Don’t comment on her treatment of them. Interesting that the undiagnosed mental illnesses have come out in full force within the 1 star review section. Phenomenal as always. What a movie!

This was a fantastic movie. The action scenes, the cinematography, the pacing, the diverse cast of characters performances were excellent, the dialog wasn’t just “not horrible” like so many current films have been; it is genuinely more than decent. I’ve read several reviews discussing the “slow motion” that’s present in the film. To that I say, it’s a Zach Snyder film; you should have expected that. It’s a critic of him, not the movie itself.

The 1 star reviews are displayed openly by individuals that contain 1 brain cell. It’s meant to start slow. It’s not a rushed show. You need to slow down and focus on the moment. Everything has been placed the way it is, on purpose. If your entire opinion is based on ‘not getting through the first episode because it’s slow’, you don’t have the right to an opinion on the show as a whole. This show is fascinating and absolutely worth the watch if you’re capable of displaying any amount of patience.

“The Fosters” storyline transitions perfectly into “Good Trouble” with it coming into existence several years afterwards. The growth from Callie and Mariana, both in their professional lives and personal lives has continued to flourish in a way that solidifies their futures appropriately for their opposing personalities. Each season has focused on very important world issues and persuades the audience to ask themselves about the issues within their own communities that they’ve perhaps, neglected to notice. It encourages one to progress- per say- along with the show. The occasional presence of the ‘OJ’ cast from the fosters has also added a feeling of nostalgia for those who were lucky enough to have watched the fosters beforehand. It’s the feeling of love that their family resonates for each-other that shows us the level of possibilities one can posses from something as simple as having a loving family that supports you, always. This show will drive you insane on occasion and have you telling them that if they had just been honest, or done [this] instead, it would have ended so much better- as if they can actually hear you or something lol. It will have you feeling a sense of pride for who Callie and Mariana have become, and have you excited for all that’s to come. This review wouldn’t be complete if I didn’t mention the AMAZING cinematography and how the scenes are shot. The flashbacks are so clear and without obvious fashion- no black and white or different tones. You just KNOW. The camera angles appear so unique and the shows ability to show slow-motion facial expressions while a character is speaking is seemingly next to none. If anything, the cinematography and the music taste is enough to give this show a chance to become one of your favourites!