perryfjellman

This movie really had a lot of potential. Kevin Hart is at the top of his game and seems laser focused in every scene. He really did a terrific job carrying this movie. Josh Gad did also did a very good job, and the premise was actually quite interesting.

About halfway through, it seems the writers got bored and sat in a room asking each other "what is the most absurd, distasteful, stupid, cringy thing you can come up with?" Then they took two or three of those ideas and ran with them. Ran off a cliff.

What is otherwise a fairly charming and funny movie about loneliness, bromances and love (or fake love), the movie becomes ruined with a few too many zany scenes of complete insanity.

It seems cringe is all the rage these days. It's a trend in many movies. And I'm not really a fan of it, unless it's executed extremely well.

This movie is ruined by the overwhelming desire to become more and more edgy and chaotic, to its detriment. There are moments that really shine, but they are overwhelmed by cliched fat-guy-gets-hit-in-the-balls scenes over and over and over again.

I wanted to like it, but I found myself shaking my head while burying it in my hands too many times. It's too bad. The Hart/Gad chemistry is there (and it's quite good), and with a little more heart and a little less cringe, this could have had a bit of a Will Smith and Kevin James "Hitch" thing going on. Alas, it falls far short of what it could've been.

This is a show that just oozes nice. Ted Lasso is a the epitome of "kill em with kindness". No matter how much you try to tear him down, he just smiles back at you and says "I'm gonna make you like me in the end, and even if you don't, that's fine by me."

Even the meanness and plotting in this show ends up failing and being overtaken by good old fashioned niceness. Ted will wear you down and get into your heart.

Absolutely fantastic show with wonderful acting all around. I truly loved every single character, phenomenal casting and storytelling all around.

This show is something special. I will be rewatching it many times. Cannot wait for season 2!

Guys, whoever has their finger on the Autotune button needs to be FIRED. I blame The Math Club, who apparently produced every song. The insult added to injury is that the few times the characters sing a few lines without autotune, they sound good! Whoever produced these songs ripped out all of the authenticity of it. I was begging for the final Christmas Queen song to have no autotune and just let the poor girl sing. But they dialed it up even higher!

It totally ruined and otherwise pretty good movie. I want to add it to my yearly Christmas movie rotation, but I can't subject my ears to that travesty again. I even thought the songs were pretty good, but god the autotune!

It's also a shame because Gregg Sulkin, Isabella Gomez, and Laura Marano were all great actors. I really liked Mr. Wintergarden as well. Why can't these music producers just chill with the autotune? It DOESN'T make it sound better. It makes it sound god awful. Really wanted to give this movie the 5-6 star review it deserves. It maybe could've even been a 7 if we would have gotten the authentic vibe of this girl's true singing voice. But trying to sell her as a talented, up-and-coming singer while absolutely burying her in autotune. It's clear that the producers don't know anything about mixing or producing when all they can do is reach for autotune. What a disappointment. Good job to the actors though. Sorry you had to be involved in such terrible music.