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Give Gina Rodriguez her flowers! She was literally the titular character of Jane the Virgin and she carried the whole show on her back for more than 6 years! Don't play with her! She's amazing and she was definitely perfect here and her comedic timing was on point. The fact that she can act diverse characters on different tv shows, just shows how dynamic and talented she is. Plus I also cannot leave this review until the required character completes 600 words, so I'm just gonna remind people who says Gina Rodriguez is a terrible actress, to S*ck it lol! Anyways, this show is amazing. Not the best, but amazing either ways. At least you wouldn't have the urge to gouge your eyes out.

It was really fun to watch and the comedy hit every angle. I really enjoyed watching it, I don't know why people hated it. People just need to relax and stop being uptight with so much unnecessary expectations.

It's just the right amount of cheesiness and yes, it's a whole lot of cliches but who cares, it's Christmas! We need this once in a while. Plus Emma Roberts is AMAZING...! As usual!

I'm only giving the movie a 2 star because the characters are all good looking and that's it! The dialogue is weak and all they do is make out and it doesn't even make sense! Tessa just comes off as a really dumb girl! Naive I understand (according to the book) but dumb?!!! Plus what's up with the other characters if they're just not gonna talk?! It was really unnecessary. I don't know how I got through the film, which I should mention in one week!!!!

There were no words minced and no truth, decorated falsely. This teaches a whole lot of message and exposure to the human trafficking world! Plus Sharon Ooja is such an exceptional actress.

I usually don't enjoy Korean romantic movies because it's too cheesy and exaggerated, and this wasn't any different except the cheesiness was cute and funny and not over the top. I loved every scene of it and the plots were attention gripping! Kim Jiwon stole the show for me. I love her!

No, it's not a myth! Women can support women and this show shows you exactly how possible it is. It's addictive, funny, educative and I like how it handles modern everyday controversies and problems unsubtly and without reserve or fear. Plus the cast are amazing and very good looking so that's a plus!

It isn't the best movie ever or this year even, but it's still pretty much good. And it's funny when it needs to be. I think Kristen Stewart still the show for me

I don't know why I didn't see it earlier or watch it when it came out at first, and that's my only regret and I'm glad I did. It's beyond hilarious and the cast are very relatable. I have no idea why this show was cancelled! I hope we do get a season 3

I dunno what all the negative comments or fuss were all about, but it was actually good. I almost got discouraged reading these IMDb reviews, but thank goodness I wasn't. It was really good and funny actually. Yeah, the comedy was flat at some point but I get it, it isn't a stand up comedy or a sitcom that's supposed to make us laugh all the damn time, it had to get serious at some point. I really enjoyed it and I loved their bickering especially

Brilliant! Just brilliant! Can we just get season 2 already?! It was beyond incredible!

This whole episodes of this series were powerful and touching and just beyond incredible! I found myself tearing up like a baby especially at the last episode. Sure they got everything they wanted, which most people would like to argue that it's unrealistic and impossible, but come on, it's a tv series not a documentary! I think the bigger picture here is the story it tells and the lesson it teaches. As a black woman, I found this really moving! Kudos to the writers of the script and the actors were all so amazing!

The thriller didn't do it any justice. I didn't expect to really like it this much. I thought this was yet another Pixar movie they were gonna ruin. But when my 9 year old nephew cried, I knew they were doing something right. It was really amazing.

Yea, some of the acting was pretty stale and slow but it was really hilarious and the characters all had chemistry, especially Kate Upton and Alexandra Daddario. Of course I'm a little partial because I'm a big Alexandra Daddario fan, but still, it was a pretty good movie. I recommend it.

Pilot was strong and held lots of potentials. It was funny and captivating for a pilot episode. I'm gonna keep watching. I especially loved Jean Luc and Ashley Tisdale

Alexandra Daddario was amazing. She put in her all and she was so hilarious. The movie was your everyday romcom but it was exactly what I needed. It was funny, romantic and goofy and I could totally relate with her character!

It was getting better till the ending had to ruin it. Too cheesy. I literally rolled my eyes all through. Dialogue was slow and there wasn't any chemistry between Yara and Melton. It was just flat

At first it was like a cliche, any-other-storyline kind of series but now, damn... this last episode (12) was a real game changer! I literally had to slow clap for them. It was unexpected and intriguing. I'm now invested in this.

The bad reviews are surprising and untrue.

This is one of the best shows on CW and it was everything and more! The finale gave me inspiration to write my review. It was a rollercoaster of tears. One minute you are crying and the next you're laughing your butt out and still can't help it because you're still crying. It screws with your emotions but like in a really cool way. Everyone had their happy ending and yes, we all knew it was a "telenovela" but who cares. I'm an emotional wreck right now, writing this review. And I'm so privileged and grateful to have spent the last five years with the Villanueva women...

This ought to have been an hour and thirty minutes or more movie, but seemed like it was cut and delayed and many scenes took a whole lot of time, in order to look "long" to pass as a TV series.

The acting was OK and the actors were kinda funny and ok-ish too, but the whole storyline was unnecessary and farfetched and exaggerated and kinda unrealistic. I gave it a five, because it looked like a more matured Disney movie (plus the vulgar and dirty words mentioned), so I kinda enjoyed it.

The pilot (episode 1) was a little weak, but still, it held a lot of promises to be better. It was amazing. Even though I didn't technically watch The Fosters, it didn't stop me from getting the real message here. I love how it touched every aspect of everyday and real life problems. From Cultural diversity to racism. To LGBT criticism. To nepotism, sexism and classism. It also touches the theme of friendship and family and I love how they got each other's back and stand up for themselves and one another. It's not perfect but it's awesome.

I couldn't even ho through till the end. I kept fast forwarding it and still couldn't watch it. I literally stopped some minutes into the film. I can't believe Christina Applegate and Nina Dobrev will attach themselves to films like this. It's humiliating and embarrassing.