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There is just not enough I can say about this amazing Netflix original movie. It hit my childhood in all the right spots. Seeing Billy and Zack unmorphed for the first time since their respective departures was just the beginning. While Walter had known Steve, Karan, Johnny and Cat in real life for many years, it was just awesome seeing Zack on screen for the first time ever with the Stone Canyon trio and Kat for the first time ever. Even though interactions were minimal, it was still awesome to see. The main thing I am glad about, is that Trini Kwan finally got the much deserved closure she deserved. Minh did the job justice and I definitely look forward to seeing more of her in the future.

Everything about this movie is amazing! The cast, the storyline, the dinosaurs (of course, lol), everything is just done right. It flows perfectly well. Seeing cast, old and new, all onscreen together was amazing. You will not be disappointed!

The folks who play George MacKenzie, Megan Banks, Rachel and James were phenomenal first off. Seeing George, Nina, Annie, Bryan, Matty and Franck again felt nostalgic. I wondered why it wasn't touched upon with Annie and Bryan having more kids, but no big deal. The personalities are the same and everyone still looks just the same. I for one, would love to see more actual movies with this amazing cast!

I loved every bit of this movie. I will never understand the hate. This is worth the watch. There is absolutely nothing woke about this film. It's just real life stuff.

I just finished binging the latest season. I was immediately blown away by how good it was just after the first episode alone. Ralph Macchio and William Zebka have not disappointed me once. I really hope they bring Hilary Swank too, to even out the group aesthetic. I give the show 10 stars and hope to see it last 10 years!

From a moderate income neighborhood to a luxurious apartment in NYC, life only improved for George, Louise, and their son Lionel. Rounding out the ensemble is tip-hungry doorman Ralph Hart, eccentric English neighbor Harry Bentley, Lionel's fiancée Jenny Willis, Jenny's interracial parents Tom and Helen Willis provided laughs, as did George's mom Olivia. I would love to have seen the Bunker family visit, but no big deal. Great episode!

While not as great as the original, it has plenty of great moments. Maya has definitely come a long way from the little girl she was in 1998. I wish Eddie Murphy would have at least made a short appearance as opposed to just being talked about. But good movie overall.

Some of it seemed kind of rushed and watered down, but it was okay for its time. But I can understand everyone's reservations as Kevin Meaney had to live up to John Candy. Heck, I didn't even know this show existed until about 8 years ago. That said, it was good overall.

This was definitely a great start for the new season. The new Chris debuted with a smooth transition and things continued on like usual.

If you all would understand the siblings are all each other has, you would get your head out of the gutter.

I watched all 4 of these movies from scratch starting yesterday. I do not understand all the hate surrounding this movie. Hilary Swank did a phenomenal job!

Little did anyone know what the future would bring with this episode. It broke a lot of ground and opened up all kinds of doors.

I wasn't too crazy about the storyline, but that's okay. The main thing I was happy about was seeing the OG ensemble together again.

Never try sneaking out. It has a great deal of consequences.

The first time I saw this episode, I immediately saw a dramatic increase in quality.

It was sad to see Tommy, Kat, Adam and Tanya leave the show, but if we're being honest, it's been a long time coming. If you noticed during the first half of Turbo, not even the presence of Tommy could save the show. It's like everyone ran out of creative gas. But that would all change when TJ, Cassie, Carlos and Ashley joined Justin as the second set of Turbo Rangers.

The way Danny and Jamie went out of the way to save their nephew Joe from gang life was absolutely incredible. I am very much looking forward to seeing more of Joe. It's no surprise that he already has a strong fan base.

I was not the least bit entertained. I wasted an hour of my life I will never get back from watching it.

As someone with autism, it warmed my heart what was in this episode.

I loved the reunion of the kids and the Easter eggs shown throughout the movie.

I love the interactions of Tom and Joan with their 8 beautiful children and their close friends Greg and Daisy. So wholesome and fun. We need more like this.

Columnist Tom Bradford and homemaker Joan raised their 8 beautiful children: David, Mary Joanie, Susan, Nancy, Elizabeth, Tommy and Nicholas. They tackled many things that were and still are relevant to today. About a year after Joan died, Tom remarried widowed schoolteacher Abby. It was a staple that should live on!

Good overall, but kind of a snooze fest. Teddy is overrated.

This television movie was perfect in many ways. It was filmed in a small town in California to give it an actual and accurate outside feeling as opposed to an indoor set. The reunion of Andy and Barney is definitely worth watching. Warren, Ellie, Andy Jr, and the RFD gang weren't featured, but luckily that wasn't a dealbreaker. I loved that Gomer went into business with Goober after leaving the USMC. Other characters like Otis, Howard, Thelma Lou, Helen, Ernest, the Darlings, among many more also appeared and made this worthwhile to watch. Wonderful for the whole family to watch!

This did well in bringing back Harry. On the bonus side, I loved the thunderous applause he was given when he appeared on screen the first time since he last appeared.