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I started this movie because I was told that Amy Schumer is funny as hell. I saw her on Ellen, didn't find her THAT funny, but tried it anyway. Shouldn't have done it.

This movie was a... wreck, actually. It was awful. Full of stereotypes, alcohol, fake-alcoholism, anti-monogamy, annoying characters and cliché story lines. "Amy", the main character (what a surprise!) is unlikeable, does not represent women at her age and acts like a 16 years old rebellious teenager.

The monologues are terrible, shallow and stupid. The main man character wasn't that bad, but his best friend was so girly I felt ashamed of being a woman myself. Their "break-up" wasn't touching at all, it was childish and idiotic. No comment on the supposed-to-be "love scenes".

I don't understand how this awful piece of garbage could win any award, not to mention a Comedy of The Year award. If this movie is the best of the year then I guess I'm not gonna watch comedies anymore.

It's a one and a half hour long, pure suffer. Such a waste of time.

This... this is the very first Marvel movie ever that I couldn't watch 'til the end. It was so boring that I turned it off. I was in shock. I didn't expected another Iron Man or Avengers-kinda movie, but I did expect something good. It's Marvel, after all. Everyone I know enjoyed and loved this movie, I read good articles about it so when I decided to finally watch it I did not see this coming. It wasn't bad, it's just wasn't good either. It was... meh. Full of cliché characters with shallow personality and goals, simple as 2+2. Tried to be funny, failed. Happens.

I'm a little mad at Marvel right now. Since Ant-Man is gonna be in Civil War I wanted to know who this guy is and why is he such a big deal, now I have some clue about him and that's enough for me.

(I watched Galavant before this and I have to say I really enjoyed it. I'm not into musicals, but Galavant was great, funny, charming and delighting. So I gave Crazy Ex-Girlfirend a try.)

When I saw the extended trailer of this show, I didn't like it but gave it a chance, 'cause why not?

But it wasn't worth it. The problem's not with the musical part (although it's quite bad and sometimes can be annoying). It's with: the storyline (I'm not entirely sure that there is an actual storyline) is awful, the actors are terrible and the whole thing doesn't make any sense. Rachel Bloom isn't funny and - sadly - can't act. The faces she makes are meant to be hilarious but what they do is question her mental stability.

They try to sell it as a "comedy" but as a comedy it should be funny: it's not. It just makes me want to pull out my hair.

(But, again, it's CW so I shouldn't be so surprised. I don't know what to expect from CW anymore...)