Jesse Brennan

I'm loving it. It's light hearted, good for solid laughs, and just fun to watch. It's a little over the top silly in a great way. If you like Shane Gillis, Stravos, and the likes, you'll really enjoy it.

I thought it was great. Full of action, devoid of nonsense. Very inspirational.

Waste of time. Simply put. If you're looking for a meaningful plot, character chemistry, or realistic scenarios then look elsewhere. Mostly I just feel confused after watching it. Not because it's deep or has hidden meaning, just because it's a poorly patched together concept, with contrived and forced highpoints to the plot which goes nowhere. It's really profoundly bad in my opinion. The acting is not bad and the cinematography is ok. But everything else about this movie (plot, character development leading to emotional investment, story, ect) really was very poorly executed.

Best sitcom ever made. It would be tied with Seinfeld except for the fact that they dove into really dark and racy material in this show. That puts it on top.

NO SPOILERS Westworld is a really riveting story, with action, adventure, and twists that are sure to entertain and delight. The believable characters and their excellent dialog are packed with a brevity that is tuned pitch perfect to HBO’s amazing storytelling, which will keep your head spinning as you second guess everything. Know everything and nothing all at once. I’m super critical of storylines. Wether I like it or not I usually find story breaking holes in plots and flaws in characters, sets ect that ruin my suspension of disbelief. It really is quite a seamless story dripping in complexity. For instance the first season is set in an old west styling and everything right down to the guns used are period accurate down to makes and models. The attention to detail allows me to stay in the story wholly. (thank you hbo) The cinematography is amazing, and the storytelling superb. An honest 10/10. I may sound like an add man for HBO but it’s just that good. Enjoy!

This show stinks. Loads of pointless one dimensional not funny jokes crammed into a too careful risk free overly PC format. There’s even a “safe space therapy session” in every episode. Just another joke quantity over joke quality show. The whole show lacks direction, and humor, which makes for just plain brainless rapid fire empty filler comedy, (think dogs and cats licking themselves, fart jokes that fall flat, and beating a dead horse repetitious nonsense). I honestly can’t believe this is a prime time show, this would be a better show for Saturday mornings, it’s practically safe enough already.

Such a beautiful show. I don’t know if it’s just because I’ve had so much pain from losing loved ones, but there’s a relativity that I’ve never felt in a story before in this show. The crippling sadness of loss, struggling against the beauty and love that’s in the world. We love we lose, we laugh we cry, we fall then stand, but mostly we carry on even when we don’t know why we do. We fight with no will of our own, some times for others, sometimes for ourselves. This show will move you to tears and then make you laugh about it. Truly amazing. This show has an absolutely fantastic ability to capture something so sad and so beautiful, something that eludes many. The true beautiful, ugly, happy, sad, miserable, exhilarating, boring, wonderful, terrible truth that is life.

Was not funny. I watch standup to laugh, not quietly contemplate.