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It's not a Rom-Com. And it's about more than dating. It's about aspiration for an unreasonable life style and wanting to drag another human being into the fantasy. Characters want to feel "valued". Marriage and partnership is transactional. At one point a character who lets those ideas over ride their emotional life states that love is easy. Here's some advice. If your criteria is money, looks, and status love isn't going to be part of the package. Maybe when you have your first affair but certainly not in the person you've contracted with as a domestic partner. I hope you do not have children who are cursed to live by your ideals.

Maybe because I live in rural America I don't get New York money culture. If we're letting this so called elite run the country we're in trouble. I pity the folks in this film because they are shallow, hollow and incomplete.

Not sure how this series fits the PBS template but it's fun to watch. Lots of pretty people driving, walking, and galloping thru beautiful scenery. It's Italian telemundo with a little mystery thrown in. There are some gaping plot holes. Why has a wolf expert never seen wolves in the wild? Is the head ranger psychic or what? What's with the head cop and his wife? I may not finish all the seasons. For now it's fun to watch.

I needed fun. This show was it. You move from one sequence of tricks to an even more amazing segment. This isn't the stale saw the person in half magic we get in lots of shows. Innovative and mind blowing. Wilmer has a great rapport with the audience. His comedy is clever. I suspect he's actually an elf. He has the ears. Notice the ears. Particularly enjoyed his explanation of Econ 101. I don't want to know how the magic works. I just want more.

Magic Lover is a great video for the family. It may be the start of an interest in Magic for your kids. I'm pretty sure families will continue to watch this over the years.