VividSimon Simply Perfect

Acensbart Excellent but underrated film

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

dustray-1 This show demonstrates what television and entertainment have become. It's a quality show with heartwarming and lightly humorous moments. It was canceled within the chance because it didn't involve bawdy, mindless you were designed for junior high boys... Yes, I'm talking to you "Two Broke Women". The days of finding a quality series on network TV are sadly far in the rearview mirror. It's the show had been given a chance, Who knows what it might've become? Kudos to the creator and producer for the short-lived quality story. Life is not all about rolling on the floor laughing at sexual innuendo.

SnoopyStyle This is three points in the life of nerdy inventor Alex Riley. In 1991 at age 14, he moves to California after his stewardess mother marries airline pilot Ron. Ron already has a son named Justin. Alex has a crush on Nori Sterling and makes a friend with fellow nerd Darryl. In 2017 at age 40, Alex (Bobby Moynihan) is a struggling inventor with his best friend Darry (Jaleel White). His ex-wife Sarah is moving away threatening to take their daughter Abby with her. In 2042 at age 65, Alex (John Larroquette) is a successful retiring entrepreneur with Abby (Kelen Coleman) taking over the company. He runs into Nori/Eleanor (Sharon Lawrence) who is the owner of a diner. Justin (Ed Begley Jr.) is now the governor.The concept of running three time lines with the same guy may be a pitch winner. In execution, it runs into some difficulties. I actually like the kids' story. The problem is that the other time lines reveal the future of these characters. It leaves the kids without the drama of the unknown. The only one without a known future is the Larroquette time line but it only has one interesting reveal possibility. It would probably work much better without the Larroquette storyline. Three time lines are too many. Also, Nori needs to be in Moynihan's time line. This high concept is simply one level too high.

hlasith-41518 I just binge watched first 10 episodes...It's refreshingly new idea. Love the cast.. Thanks for a delightful show! Keep it going!

fenixlerner I watched the pilot....then 5 minutes into episode 2 I pulled the plug 1. It wasn't funny 2. His life isn't interesting 3. The dance floor kiss/choke scene was just bad...everything about it 4. I'm not liking watching a 7th grade girl moving in slow motion...if you aren't in middle school you shouldn't either. 5. His mid life experience (again) wasn't funny...or interesting...or believable 6. 60 year old him...wasn't him...and (again) wasn't funny...or interesting...his lost love is clearly not the same age (and his retirement scene was there for what reason?) and old people being romantic...outside of my interest (like 7th graders being romantic) 7. Kids might relate to 1/3 adults might relate to 1/3 older people might relate to 1/3........so 2/3 of it is unrelatable to everyone .... Episode 2 five minutes in...remind me (replay it why don't you?) how bad the dance floor kiss/choke scene was...show me a 7th grader walking in slow motion again...and then show me that middle aged Alex moved his little daughter into a garage with him and everybody was all right with it.................... Stop...No p.s. (again) wasn't funny!