Nicole Kreger

Really enjoyed this. Kudos to him for being honest, and to the people in his life who were brave enough to talk about their experience living through it. One of the better celebrity docs I’ve seen.

I’m on episode two and not sure if will be able to take much more of this. It’s the exact same plot as every show on tv now. Guy gets into trouble, never once catches a break, brother can’t say no, characters are shallow and boring. I’m pretty disappointed that they wasted such talent on this story line, this could have been a lot better with actors like Jason and Jude.

I had high hopes for this show but it’s fallen short for me. First of all, I have no problem with swearing but it seems like they added it to the show to try and made it edgier and it seems very forced. Ziva’s character is irritating and if they were going to make her into a main character, they should have developed her more. I’m not sure what happened to the witty banter, or why they decided to keep the couple “broken up” but between that and the cartoonish supporting characters, this is a cheesy expansion that doesn’t seem to work. I actually like Michael Weatherly in it and thought he did the best he could with what he was given, which wasn’t much. The other thing I should mention is the constant flashbacks. Usually if a show or movie does a flashback, they change the appearance of the screen in some way to make the distinction between past and present. There are too many of them and it’s hard to keep track. It’s confusing. They could have developed this story without so many flashbacks, it seems almost lazy. I hope they improve this or it will be short lived.

This movie was as though Kevin McAllister grew up to be a spy and turned into Clark Griswold along the way. It wasn’t the most sophisticated story line, but it was a lot of fun. Bon Odenkirk has always been under rated as far as I’m concerned and I really enjoy when I get the chance to watch him. Overall the cast was great and it kept me entertained. It’s pretty gory so I wouldn’t recommend this for small kids but definitely give it a try if you’re looking for something action packed with humor mixed in.

This sequel was nostalgic, entertaining, and a lot of fun. It had a lot of celebrity cameos and the whole Sandler family, and it has been really fun to watch his girls grow up in his movies. Yes it is cheesy but it’s supposed to be. The nods to the old movie and original cast members who are no longer with us were a nice touch. I really enjoyed this, give it a try!

Owen Wilson and Marc Maron are the only likable characters, or decent actors for that matter. Like most people in the reviews here, I agree that Zero turned what could have been a great show into an unwatchable woke mess. I thought we were past the days of these networks pushing this agenda onto everyone but alas here we are. I stopped watching after episode 4, so proceed with caution.

The Hating Game has everting you would want in a rom com. A little cheesy and predictable but great chemistry between the two lead characters and clever, witty dialog. I really enjoyed this and recommended it to friends who also loved it!

Spoilers: So bad it’s good is how I would describe this. It could’ve been a good series but it’s just so completely ridiculous I laughed at several parts that were supposed to be serious. 1) Starting out with the way her daughter died, which is explained early on. First, what type of parent would leave a child alone with a murderer, and how did he manage to kill her when he was chained to a desk? 2) Anna’s fear of water was another thing that seemed so silly. Where do they live that it suddenly downpours out of nowhere repeatedly? Does this fear of rain really cause people to collapse right where they are standing any time it rains? 3) The husband being the therapist would never be allowed, especially since he’s prescribing her meds, because they were married and suffered the trauma of child loss together. 4) The graphic sex scene was not following the tone of the show and uncalled for. 5) How on earth did a 9 year old murder a lady without her dad hearing it downstairs, then manage to move the body by herself within minutes so that the cops wouldn’t see it, and then successfully frame another person for the murder? The acting was bad, the writing was bad, but I still gave it three stars because I like Kristen Bell and it was still entertaining in spite of being completely unrealistic in every way.

I almost didn’t watch this because given who the actors are, I assumed this would be more political garbage. I watched it anyway and it turns out I was right. Just for once I’d love to see a movie come out that isn’t pushing a narrative or creating more divisiveness, in this case disguised as satire. I doubt that will happen any time soon. I don’t care what anyone’s views are, I do not agree with most of these actors politics, but I get sick of it being shoved in my face all the time. The cast is very talented, this movie is beneath all of them.

I really enjoyed this. It seems that those who have read the book didn’t like it and that makes perfect sense as that’s how it usually goes. As someone who has not read the book, I thought this was an entertaining show that kept me guessing at the end of every episode. I recommend checking this out. I can’t wait for season 2 to find out what Tully did.