Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

InformationRap This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Freeman This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

kuronox I'm a big fan of Maya Rudolph, but I didn't particularly enjoy her first attempt at doing a variety show ("The Maya Rudolph Show"), but Martin Short brings a unique freshness within the collaboration (which is odd to say since he's a comedy veteran). I'm a millennial so I have heard of Martin Short before, but never really knew who he was, but I absolutely fell in love with him (particularly his character Jiminy Glick). The comedy is definitely modern and seems like it's for a niche market (hence the split in reviews). I really hope NBC renews this show for a couple more seasons. The ratings seem to be on par with SNL so I don't know why they wouldn't?Plus, I can't get enough of Jiminy Glick!

Dee Maya and Marty work so well together and play off each other nicely. The variety show is silly and keeps me laughing. It has a Saturday Night Live combined with Carol Burnett feel to it. Certainly, there were moments where I was simply wide eyed and shaking my head but overall it was an easy to watch,entertaining program. I realize the throw back aspect of the show might not appeal to many people but I enjoy watching goofy things like this from time to time. Maya and Marty are very talented. It was fun to see other actors and actresses make an appearance and have a good time. I would recommend this show - relax and just enjoy the simplicity and humor.

Jon Anderson Even in their best moments Maya Rudolph and Martin Short can be self-indulgent and nerve-grating. When they are not reigned in they become unwatchable. Week one gave me some hope. There were flat moments but more than a few chuckles. Most promising, the show had several guests that kept M&M coming in small, measured doses. Then came Week two... a total train wreck. There were Maya and Marty mugging and overacting in virtually every minute of the show. And it seemed to be catching, as they managed to make the rest of the cast equally terrible. Only the Glick skit evoked a few laughs. Finally, can somebody tell me, does Maya think she can sing and dance, or is she doing a bit? She reminds of the person who tries to pull off karaoke but then acts like the whole thing is a goof when it becomes obvious that she is terrible.I had hopes that this really was a revival of the old variety show theme. But, alas there is no variety, it ALL stinks.

briandouglasnv Horribly stupid show... I can't believe they canceled Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris and replaced it with this dribble. I'm not sure where they get the content of their skits but I think they took a bunch of skits from the last 35 years of Saturday Night Live that didn't make it on the air and tried to culminate them into a boring, hour long variety show.It's a show packed full of great actors & talented musical guests who have completely done harm to their careers with the dribble and this show. Martin Short was a pathetic example of this while portraying Jiminy Glick. In the first episode the only person I found even slightly humorous was Maya Rudolph playing Melania Trump. Other than that I found myself wanting the skits to be over quickly because they were so boring. This show has got to do better because right as it is now it has zero hope for success.