Reviews

Almost wish this movie was longer so they could add more characters and explain backgrounds on why people know each other and how things ended up they way they did etc.

Scratch was a punky rebellious character and made the movie feel like a total punk category. Loved the characters and the simple plot, a little more back story on Nats brother would have been nice. But I loved how the film managed to capture rebellion, love, fighting,apocalypse and gore into one seamless movie. Did feel like there was something missing and the end didn't fully satisfy me but for a low budget not so well known movie I loved it.

Right away From episode 1 there are clear issues with the show, that even stand out to the audience: the first major issue is the dancer to choreographer relationship. The choreographers are all stressed and taking it on on the dancers and there are clear biases between the dancers disliking the choreographers, and then when the judges ask the dancers what they thought, they politely attack the choreographers as they smile and nod, this interaction is so awkward to watch as an audience. I feel like in watching bad reality tv. I clicked on the show out of interest in competition shows and stopped after the first episode, this show is made for a clear one audience, young dancers only. Watching these choreographers and dancers stress and freak out at and over each other is something non dancers won't comprehend, the amount of stress that comes with this. As a non dancer I find myself laughing watching this and confused as to what the hell the point of the show is. Reality tv? Actual dancing? Acting? Just the money? And the episodes are to long, they had an idea for a show and rushed it and that is very clear by the hour long episodes with barely anything included in them, just the dances and random clips in between. It's not very entertaining and the episode feels so long. Look it's not a bad show, but it isn't good either. I wouldn't recommend it.

We're the ones who live. What an ending to this 12 year series. That ending, I felt, did the show justice and showed aspects of the walking dead that really needed to be highlighted for a series finale to be so impressive. I grew up with this show and still haven't comprehended that this was the end. What a monumental show. I started watching for my love of the apocalyptic theme worlds, and never thought I would watch 11 seasons. The only longer show I've seen was greys anatomy, but the difference is that these 11 seasons of the walking dead felt like 2. "Time goes by when your having fun" and truly it does, but this show not just kept a theme, tone and basis of a show while making it interesting, but also captivated attention enough to envoke so many different emotions. Essentially, this show is a roller coaster of emotions, you laugh, you cry, you scream at the TV, you get mad and upset and then your smiling again. Crazy how involved I got with this show, proving how well it grabs audience emotion. I will always temper the walking dead?... Although magna totally needed more screen time, I wish.

What a movie! I sat down as it was recently released to Netflix and thought, I'll check it out as see if I want to watch it or not. Never expected to sit down and watch every last second. It was a heart pounding movie with beautiful suspense and implementation. The thing that made it a palm sweating movie? With a simple row of characters, easy to follow plot and one setting. You felt as if you were part of the movie. Thinking along with Shiloh and Becky on how to get down or what to do next. I know many people say they were yelling at the TV when the girls weren't doing the un obvious to get down from the tower. But these are regular characters, and I'm glad they did not make them rocket scientists , thinking of every idea to get down, makes the movie so much more real. Many movies I've found in the recent few years have been something I watch in the background and think "decent movie, glad I trekked it." But never feels like a memorable one for the books. "Fall" 2022 takes the title and my jaw, dropping with it. Great movie ! I give it an 8 stars because there were not to many visual elements that wowed me other than high views. Sure they are great high views! But that's all they are. Despite the cinematics I thoroughly enjoyed the plot twist, though I caught on to it a bit too early, understanding that Shiloh did not catch the back pack and did not actually know what wrestlers she was talking about becuase it was Becky's min, and ruined the moment of reveal for myself.

Even if it had some slow spots I loved the show you had so much potential and it was so nice at the end of every episode there were cliffhangers making you want to watch more, keeping you in gaged. I loved the show, until. UNTIL THEY KILLED LEXA LIKE WHY THE H E DOUDLE HOCKEY STICKS WAS THE PURPOSE OF KILLING HER I GET THE ACTIR HAD TO GO TO THE WALKING DEAD I THINK BUT OH MY GOD I WIULD HAVE RATED 19 STARS AND IT WOULD HAVE BENE MY FAV SHOW. BUT INSTEAD IT TORE OUT MY HEART SLOWLY RIPPING EACH TENDON, BLOOD EVERYWHERE, THREW MY HEART ON THE FLOOR AND EVEN MANAGED TO STOMP , DIP AND TWIST ITS SHARP HEAL INTO EVER SHATERED PIEACE ON THE FLOOR.

Sigh.

I went and saw it in theatres and I was a bit young when it initially came out but still loved the movie. It has such a mind boggling theme too it that you are always questioning everything all at once. Plot was easy to follow if you are paying attention, and felt like a physiological challenger. Now that I look back on it I hear "this is a life" everytime I think about the possibility of what could have been in my life. I would love to rewatch the movie but don't have prime and I also feel that I would get more emotional the second time watching than the first. The full circle moment of just peacefully living doing laundry and taxes fills every part of my heart that it could possibly have filled. I will forever love this movie as it made me mature and I find myself questioning everything, everywhere all at once now.

I truly enjoyed this show when I didn't think i would. Fighting nuns usually isn't my go-to-show but Ava was such a unique character to choose, and alba babtista captured Ava in a way no one else could. As a victim to social media, I tend to have short attention span for tv shows unless I'm hooked . And while warrior nun kept me on the edge of my seat, I was never indulged in the show, I would usually watch it in the background as I studied or cleaned. Fight scenes still don't interest me all that much but I give props to the physical work put into some of the epic moves in the show. Do hope to see season 2 even if it's the last season as I want to see is Beatrice finds ava again/what happened to her.

Wow. First discovered the prom through the music in early 2020 and then watched a bootleg version of the musical on YouTube later in 2020. It hit me hard and I have never connected to something so much. I cried the first time I watched the musical and the first time I watched the movie. And every time I rewatch it I still cry. As an LGBT teen the unruly heart scene with all the people connecting to Emma's song truly renched my unruly heart. I spent many quarantine nights quietly singing , dancing and crying to this musical.

The ending prom scene always gives me goosebumps and leaves me smiling so hard after. I truly can't put it into words how the prom has impacted me but it changed so much about me and made me so confident as a young teen.

The prom has been in my life for 2-3 years now and as an almost adult now it still sticks to me and reminds me of how I connected so hard to the prom and felt so much like Emma. Totally met the target audience and I'm so lucky I did. Even with the musical tours over and this as the final prom production, the prom will always be a staple of my teen years and something that made me feel seen. Thank you prom, you happened and turned my life around entirely.

Season 1 was one of the best seasons I've seen for a show. Season 2 however was so extensively disappointing that I wouldn't be upset if it was canceled after that. Season 1 created a perfect set up for a decent plot to follow the girls after the island and instead chose to go against what almost every fan wanted and added a group of boys to the once feminist show ? It made no sense though their story's weren't bad. Wasted potential.

Such a different kind of show you don't see often, draws you in and you just can't stop watching. Season 2 was 8 stars, more depressing. Hope to see Justice for Emilia and andi in season 3, seeing as most people watch the show for them.