matt-24001

This is the absolutely perfect show for simple minded people who enjoy simple minded scripts and acting. An absolute disaster like most things thrown together by Tyler Perry to make a buck. It's obvious why this made it to Netflix and it's not because it's good. It's impossible to make it through the second episode.

Very rarely will I write a review for a television series but The Bear is certainly review worthy. The acting is absolutely outstanding and throughout both seasons, there is this sense of dread and 'the other shoe dropping' as they say in the series, which gives you an unexpected roller coaster of emotion that has your rooting for the characters, despite their self destructive tendencies. The writing absolutely brilliant, somehow blending dark humor with tragedy, regret, remorse, disfunction, rage, and hope.

Very rarely is a series able to match the second season to the first, but the second season is absolutely phenomenal with episode 6 being one of the most intense and heart breaking episodes I've ever seen in a series, not to mention the unbelievable acting done by a handful of big star cameos. It's television at its finest, just watch it!

As a huge Bob Marley fan, I was very excited to learn more about his life. Unfortunately, the execution of this movie was a huge swing and a miss. The story itself is a convoluted mess. The first thing 'wrong' was the accents. I get that there is a duty to be genuine to Bob's story, but they overdid it with the accents making it nearly impossible to understand, even with subtitles. In addition, the movie jumps all over the place and too much time is spent watching rehearsals. I didn't expect this to be a classic like 'The Doors,' but I was truly hoping it would come close and we'd have much better insight into Marley's genius and journey.