Blow-Up

This episode was spectacular and brought the story forward! I love the use of different cameras which made it feel like a different show and added to the mystery overall. Normally it takes until later in the season for the suspense to get going but it's happening so early. 10/10.

The clues solved in this episode were also shocking. I'm not leaving any spoilers in the review but you will absolutely not be able to have predicted what they discover and this just goes to show why the show has been able to maintain popularity 4 seasons in. They are always keeping it fresh while keeping the heart of the series alive.

This episode stands out as my absolute favorite, not just of the season but across all four seasons of the show. It was filled with wit and humor, both in overt and subtle ways, which made it even more enjoyable.

The change in format, along with the creative use of different "camera" styles, was executed so brilliantly and added a refreshing twist. The trio's dynamic is something I adore so much.

It's surprising to read some of the negative reviews, where people call it over the top or criticize its campiness. Clearly, those critics aren't true fans who appreciate the cleverness and uniqueness this show consistently delivers. Instead, it feels like they missed the point of the episode and what makes this series so special.

OMITB is not taking its audience for granted.

Even if the plot revolves around someone getting murdered in the building every season ,it still finds ways to be creative and this time they have knocked it out of the park.

WHAT A PHENOMENAL EPISODE The twist and turns, the way it is shot everything is so brilliantly done. I have no idea who the killer could be!!!!!!!

Musical episodes, episodes with not even a single dialogue, and now a found footage episode?

If OMITB doesnt sweep Emmys next season i dont know what to say All of this is complimented by beautiful acting by each and every character Just brilliant.

This was a very strong episode despite the silly gimmick of different angles with different cameras. The core of the show is so strong and they insist on focusing on characters that are not as developed or compelling. Howard was such a great character in seasons one through three now he is in over the top like Martin short but Martin short does it so much better. The other side of the buildings characters are all strong and funny, but they keep focusing on the brothers sisters that don't make sense in this show. They are characters from a satire when everyone else on the show is pretty realistic, so it doesn't mesh well. If the brother sisters were more realistic, it would be better I believe they have the ability to act it's just just a direction issue. This was a good episode, but this season reminds me of season three Of the mirror. You can push the envelope without making Student film freshman year.

This episode was amazing, the show really went back to season one in terms of quality of storytelling. Finally another creative episode like the silent one or the bunny one, and I would even say this one takes the trophy. The way the storyline moves forward with so many twists, reveals, and surprises, is truly amazing, plus they managed to do it while re-inventing themselves and filming in multiple cameras, angles and with different filters. I really love the risks they're taking with this season, they're paying off big time. For those of you who said the show got repetitive, please give it one more chance, you won't regret it.