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I'm genuinely baffled by Movie 43's rock-bottom IMDb score. Rarely have I laughed this hard-sometimes through my fingers-at a film so gleefully offensive. Yes, it's crass and occasionally stomach-turning, but that's the point: every sketch leans into shock value with almost surgical precision, wringing out laughs you didn't realize you were capable of.

I stumbled across it on Prime without knowing anything more than its wildly eclectic cast list. That "random" roster turns out to be perfect; each A-lister commits to the absurdity with the kind of fearless energy that elevates the lunacy from cheap gag to dark-comedy art. If you walk in blind and surrender to the ride, the surprises land even harder.

Movie 43 isn't for the easily offended, but if you appreciate edgy, boundary-pushing humor executed with surprising craftsmanship, it's a deliriously fun watch. Skip the reviews, ditch the expectations, and let the madness speak for itself-you might just discover a cult-classical masterpiece hiding behind that dismal rating.

Addendum: just finishing season 4, and it's simply enraging how so many great lead-ups to situations keep devolving into complete craziness. Scenes that make the whole thing maddeningly implausible. When you get there you'll know what I mean, but how are so many characters not seeing what type of person Josh is??

Original post: Not to spoil anything, but that's a point in the 4th season where I had to finally also switch to believing that she's simply a bad person. Would have loved of that wouldn't have happened. Overall, up until then this show is a wild, interesting, emotional and funny ride! Had to watch all seasons within a week. I know, I should probably use my time much more wisely, but it really sucked me in. The twists and turns give you whiplash as you go on this fantastic ride into the world of drugs, murder, intrigue, sex, betrayal, loyalty, genuine as well as abusive friendship and so much more. Very worth your time, even with the ridiculous absurdity and depth of Murphy's selfishness.

Wow, just WOW! I've heard for a while that League of Legends has a bit of a following, but never paid much attention, nor do I believe that anybody who watches the show has to even know about or be interested in video games. This show simply blew my mind, starting with the very first few scenes. The overwhelmingly fresh, warm, raw and meticulous artwork throughout, challenges one to find its equal amongst the great animation studies such as Disney, Dreamworks, Pixar and the likes.

Please, do yourself a favor and watch it. If you like animation, or even just beautiful, edgy, heartwarming, exciting, new and genuine entertainment, you should love this how. Oh, and the storyline rocks!

Kudos to this team of absolutely exceptional artists who created this Masterpiece. I'm in awe.