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I do think Ted Black could work on his acting a bit to not try be like Harvey, sort of like Pierce Brosnan didn't try be his own bond. But otherwise I'm really enjoying the show and the tone of it, versus shows like Better Call Saul, which was technically better but I'm enjoying this more because it's less dark and less full of crude behaviours and ideals.

I will say I did skip to episode 4 to see what it would be like with Harvey in it and see if the show progressed and that certainly helped it be more palatable and now I'm enjoying watching it. But after only watching episode one I actually thought I wasn't going to watch it

So, lowering expectations and just watching it for what it is has led me to really enjoy it and I hope that there will be more episodes and that it will grow into its own show, holding the suits tone, fun, comedy, and family themes but developing into its own show.

I enjoyed this film due to the message it has about risk taking, love, and your choices in life.

Sticking with one's core competencies for career choice. Not being afraid to take risks in life, and in this case regarding love and feelings. And how we easily follow paths because we're afraid, or because it's the safe option, or to be "practical" and it makes sense. Rather than following who we are and truly want.

The film truly speaks about life and how it goes for so many of us. It makes one think. Offers perspective, which for a younger viewer can be extremely valuable.

The film was easy to watch. Had good bits of humour. Great for a Sunday night.

This film could have easily been inspired by a true story.

Such a brilliant film. Pure quality film making that really takes one on a journey with the cast. Doesn't take itself too seriously with good bits of comic relief in between. Has excellent reveals, and comes together well at the end. Brad Pitt's role is also just hilariously brilliant!