Scanialara
You won't be disappointed!
TrueHello
Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.
Billy Ollie
Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable
Nur Ira
What an amazing show! Just finished watching the series finale and cried like a baby. When you watch the show from Season 1, when the Salingers just lost their parents, you watch how each of them dealt with it. Charlie being the oldest sibling having to step up and take care and parent his younger siblings. As an eldest child myself I see a lot of myself in Charlie and understand all the sacrifices he made for the sake the his younger siblings. My Favourite episode is The Intervention, wow. I believe one of my favourites in any show. As the Seasons go on, you grow up with them and then you start to feel like they are your family. When they laugh, you laugh. When they get good news, you rejoice with them. When they cry, you cry. And that's all you want from a tv show, to love the characters/stories.
nims-93573
Awesome show. I wish they come out with a sequel. Like how Gilmore girls did but with more episodes. Looking forward and hoping they re start it.
eastwest-257-811887
For starters I think this show is overrated. It is just good enough to keep you watching, but at times I think it is a tad slow. The characters especially Charley especially Charley are all kind of worthless, Charley the older brother and the one "in charge" gets worse and worse every season. He constantly makes stupid mistakes and he's always crying and whining about everything, the younger siblings are better then he is, yeah Claudia and Owen are annoying and Julia is pretty worthless too, but Charley takes the cake by the time 1998-1999 came around Charley should have been able to show more leadership and better leadership he would have been in his late 20's, but no I don't know why, but you can bet that if Charley made the decision it would be the wrong decision. What ticks me off so much about Charley is he never bothered to listen to the other characters. Bailey while a little bit of a dope, is much more competent and more prone to listening to things then Charley. I just can't stand the character Charley he's just the worse at first I felt bad for him, but the deeper you get into the series you can tell he's just a fool. The only two characters who are worth there salt are Griffin and Sarah. I didn't like Griffin at first, but he's a harder and better worker and more reasonable and makes more sense then Charley. The show over all I think is kind of slow at times and certainly bottoms out a little here and there. However they do keep it going just enough to keep interest. However there have been times where I wonder how this show made it, because frankly the characters are not all that likeable, and after a while there hard to care for.
Angelus2
I've been watching this on 'Zone Romantica', and I have to say I am hooked.The show revolves around the Salinger kids, whose parents died in a tragically. So, it's up to the Charlie the oldest to look after his younger siblings, but half the time; they are the ones looking after him.This show has some of the finest acting I've seen in any other show, some of the scenes are heart-breaking, Bailey becoming an alcoholic, Charlie's cancer to name a few. Here, there isn't a happy ending...it's about getting through together and thats what the Salinger kids do....What is more interesting is seeing the younger selves of Matthew Fox, Lacey Chabert, Neve Campbell and Jennifer Love Hewitt giving some amazing performances, especially Matthew who isn't the 'hero' like in Lost, here he doesn't have the answers while Lacey is just dazzling; she is an amazing actress, unfortunately we haven't seen any of it since she left the show...But what's more annoying is that Scott Wolf, who plays Bailey has been undermined ever since...A brilliant show that should have stayed longer than six seasons.
