JoeyLeblanc85

Not funny at all. I didn't laugh once and i was high when i watched. They rely too much on nostalgia and the jokes are just so 'meh' and predictable it's like "this character is here" "and this character also" "remember that episode of the original show?" is like i'm watching this reboot just for the sake of remembering the original, which we all know was so much better. Still don't know if i liked the first season, but i'm definitely not a fan of this one. Icarly used to be such an escape of the world we're in, now is just throwing it in our faces (and doesn't even have the decency of putting good jokes to come with it)

Americans need to stop with their ego and stop thinking they came up with everything. That's it.

It's a nice movie with an interesting premise, but it doesn't go deeper than that. The story is simple, and it could've been handled beautifully if only they didn't spent most of the screen time stabilizing this underwater world and the boys friendship, which is beautiful, but sometimes takes completely the focus of the story, that doesn't develop in any way. I wan't to say that the movie felt flat by the second act... but the movie doesn't feel like having more than one act at all, it seems like just a long ''short story''. There is absolutely no character development in any character of the movie, really, Giulia's father is the one who changed the most by the end of the movie, but that didn't matter because they don't manage to show us HOW or WHY, instead they keep showing us how Italian kids like soccer, pasta, watermelon and ice cream. There is no moment of tension or suspense in any part of it, and every fight in the movie seems unimportant as they manage to get the two characters forgiving each other almost immediately. There was so much potential to a great climax, that never happened, it could never happen with a villain like that, he is totally mishandled and just pathetic (not in a good way) and you just know from the moment you put your eyes on him that he won't be threatening at all. It's a nice movie, the real sad thing about it is that it could have been so much better . 6.5/10.

That's it, perfect show. I'm in my twenties now and i desperately need a Ned's Declassified Adulthood Survival Guide. I mean, PLEASE.

Is 'the suite life movie' but a lot of the characters of the original show and the on deck spin-off are missing: maddie, esteban, marcus, carey, arwin, miss tutweiller, and many other ones. The plot is... okay, i guess, but it doesn't work because the comedy doesn't work, (why so serious?) and because we don't get to see a lot of the characters being faithful for themselves in order for this movie works (and it doesn't) they are given this crazy storylines that comes around every 2 or 3 episodes per season, and it works as a contrast of the rest of series, but not as a whole movie. The supporting cast didn't matter to the story either and that's just sad, Brenda Song, Phill Lewis and Debby Ryan totally totally are in the movie but their characters are wasted as their b-plot is just nonsensical. If it was a suite life on deck special it would've made more sense (god knows they could've used more screen time) and in the end it feels just like it, an okay suite life on deck episode without laugh track. It doesn't seem like a suite life movie at all.

I was 9 years old when my mom took me and my lil brother to watch "the last airbender" i was a big fan of the series so i thought the movie would be a masterpiece. i hated it within the first 15 minutes. me and my brother left the cinema room so many times pretending to go to the toilet that we actually missed the final scene, and we couldn't care less. i was 9 years old when i thought it was a terrible movie, now that i'm 19 it would be pure torture to myself watch it again

I watched the pilot and it was so cringe, they simple don't talk or act like normal people, lucy hale's character is the most annoying one, all her lines are spoken like she is happy on pills, besides that, every time her friends were in trouble she was like "you need a new outfit" and guess what? it didn't help. when josie was rejected by the record company it was sooo unreal, i mean, they didn't even knew her and acted so disrespectful in order to make her cry when they could simply have rejected her and walked out. It's like the producers wanted it to be so cringe, the actors really can talk and act like normal people but it seems like cw's writers asked them to act and talk like happy-sad-goodlooking-bombshells