Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece

Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

Stoutor It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

moviestargurlss Okay so before "Girl Meets World" was out there was Boy meet world and it took place in the 90's , I was born in 2004 so I didn't know nothing about Boy meets world until Disney came up with Girl meets world and they had played reruns and I actually had liked BMW and I still do ! So when girl meets world came out the first season , it was actually pretty good and the kids were adorable and the characters well some were original but as it went to the next season the character riley was kinda getting annoying and I stopped watching it for a while because of that ! Then farkel who was supposed to be the son of mankis became a rebel or whatever you want to call it even though he was still the smart kid ... that made the show get kinda off in my opinion and then the character Lucas oh boy 🙄 His character looked older then the character Riley ! Riley was about 14 or 13 and Lucas was 17 or 16 and their relationship to me was getting annoying... the only reason I actually enjoyed the show was because Cory and topanga and auggy and Ava and zay and the guest stars they actually made the show worth looking at ! In my opinion the only characters that were friends with Riley that was interesting was Zay to be honest ... but the show had got annoying because of all the depressions, the actor who played Riley was getting annoying because she was too perky . But even though I didn't grow up with Boy Meets World I honestly have to say that I like that show a lot better. If they had got different actors and if it wasn't on Disney channel it probably would of been better because Disney channel made it corny ! But let me go finish watching Boy meets world 😊

MstrsRaina When this show first came out I was so excited! I grew up with BMW and wanted to share my joy of the old program with my younger cousins. At first, this series was seemed enjoyable and I thought that it would be somewhat model from BMW. But as the series went on, I found myself, and my family members losing excitement fast. The show tried to be WAY too deep. Every episode tried so hard to be deep. In every scene the show tried to push some major deep wisdom and epiphany, even in the simplest sense. The characters were not at all relatable to real life. Granted this is a Disney TV show for children, but BMW seemed to convey a fun TV series with real life lessons and it was done in a manner that you would see in a family situation. Having to watch Cory Matthews portray a wise old sage and offer horrible life advise to the TV audience most definitely took the wind out of the sails. GMW offered nothing new or exciting other than seeing the BMW cast appear and find closer with their relationships. This show had so much potential but failed so miserably. Sadly, the writers could never reach the TV viewers, especially the youth. I hope another TV show makes another version of this, just one more relatable.

Tony DiMaso I'm proud to say that I'm a True Boy Meets World Fan! That show has been, and ALWAYS will be one of my favorites. I learned a lot from that show, and it was Beyond Funny! I have Every Season! And I'm re-watching them all one by one. Then comes along this piece of TRASH. Not only is this show absolute trash... it's NOT Funny! It's NOT Realistic! (In some scenarios maybe, but not all), it's Extremely Feminist towards Men! I can keep going on. I have nothing against Danielle at all playing Topanga, I really don't, but I'm disgusted that her character is NOTHING like her character on BMW. Not only that... but the chemistry between her and Corey throughout the show.... just Awful. Not only that... but Corey is being talked down to constantly by his own wife and daughter multiple times... I felt so bad for Ben Savage as an Actor. Speaking of Actors... Ben as Corey... did Amazing! Ryder as Shawn... Excellent! William as Eric... Wonderful! And who can forget... FEENAY! Absolutely Legendary! Danielle did a great job I will admit... but I can't say that her character is this MISTAKE of a show did any good. There are life lessons sure... but A LOT are NOT realistic solutions in the real world, and I feel so bad for this year's generation of kids watching this show. Only because while they're learning from absolutely cheesy and corny solutions from this show... it is NOT teaching them FULLY about how the real world is. Like I said before, sometimes there are good life lessons learned here... but I highly suggest they learn these at home, or in the REAL WORLD so they're not being led to FAKE SOLUTIONS. Parents! Do yourself a favor! If this show is on TV... switch the channel! Or better yet... buy the DVD Box Sets of Boy Meets World! Your children will learn much more from that show... I promise.

KamikochiKeith I think early reviewers were too critical of this show. I believe it has more depth and better acting than most TV shows. I think it's even superior to than the original Boy Meets World! Smile-bringing Riley is the quirky, bohemian one, all awkward legs and arms yet optimistic to a fault; outsider Sabrina is the boisterous, fearless (and sometimes sad)one, pretty and sociable and someone who delights in poking both her classmates and family friends to get them out of their comfort zones; others are handsome Lucas: the sensitive, religious one, he's usually just as confused as every male teen (being he's a year older and thus more mature)to this new concept called girl culture; then there's the eager-to-please intellectual Farkle with the ability to remake himself if he chooses, his comical girlfriend who's smarter in some ways yet immature socially, and Isaiah, the new kid who seems eager to make friends yet is terrible at it. There is even the oddball tall girl, short beau, which I had in my junior high school! Okay, the parents are not very realistic, but at least mom the lawyer is seen studying sometimes. The gimmick was always that teachers were never like Mr. Feeney(hence the humor)or Corey Matthews. But there is an air of magical mystery to these kids' teacher's intentions sometimes as was present in the previous series. Just when the kids thought they pulled one over and got everything and everyone under their control, goodness and niceness and not selfishness they learn wins out, contrary to their expectations. The old-show visitors sometimes work well (superintendent of schools, Farkle's dad) but usually don't(Squirrels). The plots are usually solid, very naturalistic yet going for the punchline too. Once in a while a nonsensical speech is made, and apparently the writers thought it understandable.There is talk that it may be canceled before it's time (love to see them graduate from HS) because of escalating actors salaries or the busyness of its two main stars (one's a singer, the other is an outspoken-- if perhaps gullible-- critic of gender issues). Rumors differ. However, I'd love to see it continue but without major revision into awkwardly uncomfortable drama (as has also been rumored). Still, the female version is better than Boy Meets World!!!