Lucybespro It is a performances centric movie

Donald Seymour This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

singakidd This show is unbelievably predictable if he was going to win every show, he should've just gotten a cooking show of his own. This was just a wast.

rtownsend-51665 Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy Bobby Flays cooking, and he definitely has skill, however this is such a farse! Several times I've tuned in and watched Bobby beat people when he clearly and admittedly had no clue how to make the dish much less make it amazing! This show is a setup obviously! Again, not that Bobby is a bad chef, but it's clear it's his show so his favor!

DKosty123 This show is the ultimate ego trip for Bobby Flay. It takes place on his home turf, he only has to win 1 round while any challenger has to win 2 rounds, and the judges from round 1 are not judging the final round. The only challenger advantage is they get to name their "signature" dish for Bobby Flay to make. Often Flay does seem to win though recently I saw him lose twice. There are always two judges who make things exciting by bothering Flay during the second round as he goes up against their choice chef to challenge him. Some of his major pests show up for more than one show. I'm going to retire Bobby Flay, but you know this does make cooking fun. Flay gets to name the food the challengers work with in the first round, and some of his choices are pretty outrageous. The humor is what makes this fun. It's like co-workers who like their job jabbing each other, trying to beat the big straw dog, Bobby Flay, in his own dog pound. When he gets beaten, it is just as fun as when he wins.When Flay wins, they give him a final word. Reminds me of Jerry Springer's routine, though there is little knowledge spoken in either instance.

Mary A I was very disappointed in this program. The set up was all over the place. What is up with the sound effects from the audience? I felt as if this was just put together as a filler to cover a time slot. Seriously... It was a distraction. Why do the chefs get up from their chair to talk to the contestants? If its supposed to be contest that would be a distraction. The comments were just off the chain. The contestants appear to be a great chef, but the bragging rights to say that they beat Bobby Flay is not that great for lowering of standards. Its almost a waste of time to watch. I really like Bobby Flay, great chef. This was as if he lowered his standards to put on a program.