The pacing of this is so fast that it's exhausting. And the audience, I swear, is fake. It reminds me of the fake audience shots from COVID era TV. Pretty sure this was done to an empty theater. A couple good laughs here and there but jokes need time to breathe. I was worn out...
Since it began, TV has been guilty of telling cop stories that follow familiar dichotomies: Cops good, perps bad. That’s begun to change over the past decade, but before shows like “Orange Is the New Black” dared to suggest that even murderers and drug dealers deserve humanity, there ...
I trawled the TV Tropes website in hopes of finding an answer, but came up short. If anyone can solve this riddle for me, I’d be grateful. Superficial Thing that did not Amuse Me: How the hell do they free fall through the air out of an airplane and Camille’s high heels are ...
This meditation ongrief, depression, and the search for meaning in a meaningless world — in this case, a world where two percent of the population all vanished abruptly and at random, like an off-brand Rapture — is at times among the bleakest things ever put on TV. But in so many ot...
"Love.. It was hard work but will pay off. I want to thank Shannon and Maino for being apart of a long, hard day. God bless," she wrote on the micro-blogging site. "This video truly speaks volumes to something I strongly believe in. And that's following your heart." ...
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Critics Consensus: A feel-good story brought to life by a terrific ensemble cast, Mr. Holland's Opus plucks the heartstrings without shame -- and with undeniable skill. Synopsis: Composer Glenn Holland (Richard Dreyfuss) believes that he'll eventually write a transcendent piece of music, but...
Things take a turn for the tragic though, when Jamie reveals she has terminal leukemia. The "better to have loved and lost" storyline combined with Landan's transformation into A Good Person make for a deeply moving final thirty minutes.—Kate Lloyd Advertising 67. American Graffiti (1973) ...
Have somewhere to be that’s good and safe. Humans need nests, too. Unclutter your life and space. Free yourself of the things that own you. Value experiences over stuff you have to dust. Keep learning cool things. Don’t focus on things you’re not good at. Bad at math? Who cares...
Blessed by otherworldly entities and nefarious villains, such as angels and demonic creatures, the series offers a bold reimagining of the timeless struggle between good and evil as seen through the lens of Judeo-Christian theology—an unyielding testament to the power of commanding storytellin...