Ramon Taylor

While I adore Tim Meadows, his talent is wasted here. I had higher hopes for the comedy, but the show isn't funny enough to justify watching. It feels like Meadows is single-handedly carrying the comedic weight of the entire cast.

I had to watch the original Happy Gilmore to get the image of Happy Gilmore 2 out of my brain.

Very funny, they should do a part 2

This show is so freaking good. I love everything Natasha Lyonne is in.

Severance is a truly unique and unsettling viewing experience. The show masterfully blends a chilling corporate dystopia with a compelling mystery, keeping you guessing at every turn. Mark Scout's journey to unravel the secrets of Lumon Industries and his "innie" self is both captivating and disturbing, fueled by strong performances, particularly Adam Scott's nuanced portrayal. The show's distinctive visual style and unsettling score further enhance the atmosphere, creating a pervasive sense of unease that lingers long after each episode ends. Severance isn't just thought-provoking; it's a gripping exploration of identity, memory, and the insidious nature of modern work, making it a must-watch for anyone who enjoys smart, suspenseful television.

One of the funniest shows that I didn't know I needed in my life. I hope this lasts at least seven seasons

This movie was so unrealistic. A TSA worker becomes compromised, prioritizing his girlfriend's safety over the lives of hundreds of innocent people. They then attempt to rehabilitate his reputation by portraying him as the only hero capable of saving the day. This man is directly responsible for his supervisor's death, yet he is ultimately rewarded with a badge. I can't believe I watched this movie to the end, and I deeply regret pressing play on Netflix.

There are too many holes in this story. There are too many things to accept without explanation. Very bad script

Terrible! This was obviously a money grab movie. Thank God they didn't make any real money of of this.

This will be my favorite movie to watch every Christmas.