Sleepin_Dragon
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Blanche is annoyed that someone from the IRS is about to audit her; Rose is upset that someone at work doesn't like her; Dorothy is distressed that a school friend has died, reminding her of dreams and ambitions unfulfilled.
Another wonderfully funny episode, this one features some great scenes and terrific one-liners. Blanche's trip down memory lane was one of the best moments, as was the moment when we meet poor Roger.
I love the idea of Dorothy being a stand-up comic; she is on fine form here, and her looks of pure disdain are hilarious. Bea Arthur had such a presence; she was brilliant.
I've never understood people like Rose, those who are desperate for others to like them-it would be such hard work.
8/10.
Another wonderfully funny episode, this one features some great scenes and terrific one-liners. Blanche's trip down memory lane was one of the best moments, as was the moment when we meet poor Roger.
I love the idea of Dorothy being a stand-up comic; she is on fine form here, and her looks of pure disdain are hilarious. Bea Arthur had such a presence; she was brilliant.
I've never understood people like Rose, those who are desperate for others to like them-it would be such hard work.
8/10.
Blanche is ecstatic when her mother-in-law dies, and she's excited when her late brother's own brother Jamie arrives. Very quickly, Blanche falls in love with him. Rose is convinced that her car has been stolen.
It's a good episode, with some funny moments and classic one-liners, the highlight of course being, 'I want her to have it, I want her to have it,' ...'what?,....'the disease.'
You keep hoping that the girls are going to find love, but it always seems to go wrong. This is another example. I love that Blanche is central to this one; she's hilarious. We learn a bit more about her character here.
Sophia's story adds a little bit of a serious side. How many older people have had to give up their driving licenses and independence as a consequence?
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode; it's a cracker.
8/10.
It's a good episode, with some funny moments and classic one-liners, the highlight of course being, 'I want her to have it, I want her to have it,' ...'what?,....'the disease.'
You keep hoping that the girls are going to find love, but it always seems to go wrong. This is another example. I love that Blanche is central to this one; she's hilarious. We learn a bit more about her character here.
Sophia's story adds a little bit of a serious side. How many older people have had to give up their driving licenses and independence as a consequence?
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode; it's a cracker.
8/10.
A group of divers heads out to search for treasures of the deep, including a woman who watched her father get killed by a shark. After a tragic accident, the team runs into a merciless group of pirates.
Ignore the low score and negative reviews; if you're into shark films, I think you'll be somewhat surprised by how good this is. People love to hate shark films, and there are tons of bad ones. This one, though, is great.
The story works very well; I love the idea of the pirates, and I think the characters are very well realised, boosted by the presence of Richard Dreyfuss. However, I really liked the villain of the piece.
I really liked the speech at the end, Dreyfuss says it with real meaning.
Compared to most films in the genre, the sharks look really good, the sets are terrific, and it has a couple of nice action sequences. This gets a big thumbs up from me; well worth renting from Prime.
8/10.
Ignore the low score and negative reviews; if you're into shark films, I think you'll be somewhat surprised by how good this is. People love to hate shark films, and there are tons of bad ones. This one, though, is great.
The story works very well; I love the idea of the pirates, and I think the characters are very well realised, boosted by the presence of Richard Dreyfuss. However, I really liked the villain of the piece.
I really liked the speech at the end, Dreyfuss says it with real meaning.
Compared to most films in the genre, the sharks look really good, the sets are terrific, and it has a couple of nice action sequences. This gets a big thumbs up from me; well worth renting from Prime.
8/10.
