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I was really looking forward to this for a while and it really did not disappoint. Casa Bonita occupies a very special place in Trey and Matt's hearts, but especially Trey. This was very nicely showcased through the home videos from Trey's childhood, and his reminiscing of Casa Bonita's prime in the 70s. This sweet nostalgia had it's "grip" on countless Coloradans which explains the outrage at the news of the the restaurant's closure during the pandemic. Trey and Matt undertook the daunting task of reviving this local landmark at a great cost to themselves (financial and mental). Some might have "cheaped" out when it comes to repairing a locale of this magnitude, but not them. They ballooned the budget of the project gladly just to make sure everything would be perfect and safe. The documentary goes through the entire arduous process of bringing Casa bonita back to life better than ever, and you can really see they cared.

I am a fan of both Ryan and Emily Blunt, and could not possibly be more disappointed. It's not their fault though, IT'S THE DIALOGUE!! They just wouldn't stop talking, it was soo distracting; bad joke after bad joke (some landed, but most fell flat). There were like 3 laughs in my cinema. The script writers made the most convoluted mess imaginable. The pacing was terrible, and because of the bad dialogue, there were so many important moments that went unnoticed because they tried to fit in one more joke (ugghh...so this just happened...TYPE OF JOKE). This whole thing was like a long SNL version of a WAWA comercial!

I am just appalled at all the good reviews to be honest. Most "reviewers" here are either bots or NPCs; if you lot are real, then you deserve these mediocre types of movies being released - i want no part in this.

Great episode! Provides some good laughs (Butters' fight scene killed me)! They really didn't have to do much parody on the subject of the "Canadian" royal family since most of what's shown is exactly what Harry and Meghan are doing. Harry being pressured into this persona by Meghan also rings true since he always seems out of place and unwanted in all those interviews and Netflix specials. Throughout the episode, Kyle was constantly talking about the royal Canadians that moved next door and I honestly believe that the rest of the boys found the perfect way to deal with them: IGNORE THEM!

I especially enjoyed Matt and Trey basically saying that Meghan is an empty shell of a person on the inside, not because she's "ethnic" but because of her "brand":)