l-iizzy

Usually I see the point in a show stopping at a certain point. Many shows get dragged out waaaaaay to long, adding pointless seasons because it's doing well. I applaud creators who have a story in their head, create it from start to finish, and leave it at that.

However, with the Good Place, I genuinely don't understand why it ended this quickly. The final few episodes are super rushed. They basically just squeeze about a 1000 years into 2 episodes. They didn't have to drag it out over 3 more seasons, but one more season about this period would have been nice.. Like, 6-10 episodes.

I loved the ending and they did an amazing job in finalizing the story, giving every single character what they deserve. But it's just too rushed. Such a shame!

Was looking for a lighthearted movie on a long trainride and choose this one. Expected it to be a typical romcom. Cute but nothing special. But I was pleasantly surprised! I like Anne Hattaway anyway and although she's definitely played more deep characters than this one, but it was actually really good! Indeed lighthearted but also very cute. And I do think maybe it shows a bit of an issue here where we judge others for their love choices because we just feel like people are supposed to fit into a certain box. The fact that they made him a celebrity and made it such a public judgement, of course made it extreme. But I think that was a smart way of really highlighting the subject.

I loved both TVD and TO and was so excited to watch this. But it dissapointed. It was waaaay too over the top. Too much nonsense, even more death-alive-death-alive than the other 2 and just way too many monsters. Every mythical creature ever created in every story makes an appearance. They defeat the issue multiple times, but they keep coming. It's such chaos that it's impossible to keep track off. The reason the other 2 worked, was because they had storylines and relationships. We were rooting for people and sad when people died. This is just Hope saving the day again and again and being an arrogant b** about it. I understand that she's the main character, but in the others the side characters also had amazing storylines. The only things I got excited about whatching this, was seeing the original cast members come back or hear about their lives now. Too bad that this is the legacy they left us with.