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The movie lacks interest, substantial humor, and emotional payoff. It feels hastily assembled, culminating with a poorly chosen Christmas song that's indistinguishable from countless others in the film. It serves as a reminder of the 23rd, portraying a day where nothing noteworthy unfolds. Most characters lack depth and substance, including David, who appears as a less charismatic figure, merely serving as the crush of one of Quebec's most beautiful stars. Many other characters fall as flat, and their abundance overwhelms the film's runtime of 90 minutes, detracting from a potentially enjoyable experience.

This show is just amazing! I saw the trailer and thought it'd be funny, but wow, it's way funnier than I expected. The voiceovers and one-liners are on point; every joke lands perfectly.

Most of the characters are great, but Marissa feels a bit disconnected from the group. Ronnie, though, is fantastic! What's cool is how they're all tied together by shared secrets. It's fascinating to see how each character brings out unexpected emotions in the others.

I love that it's set in a mall because I'm a huge fan of malls. But a whole TV show based there? That's really interesting. What I find most impressive is how the show handles multiple storylines effortlessly. There's a love story, a mystery, and more. Plus, it's not just entertainment; it gets deep into themes like love and relationships, giving you stuff to think about.

I've only seen the first episode, but I can already tell the finale will be something really special, one of those rare things that stays with you for a long time.

I've heard about Pretty Little Liars for a long time, since all my girl friends watched it in high school. I decided to give it a chance, as it seemed like a good adaptation of the I Know What You Did Last Summer book. But I was wrong.

To be honest, I don't understand what people love about this show. The cold open is so rushed that the writers don't give the audience a chance to care about the character's disappearance. It could be any of the five girls, and we wouldn't care more or less, because their characters and relationships are not fully introduced.

I do like the pacing, but structurally, there's nothing going on here. There's no inciting incident, no vibe, no emotions. The world and characters are so bland that I didn't feel anything. I know that this is the kind of show that gets interesting at the end of the pilot, but come on, take the audience's time into consideration!

So yeah, I won't be continuing this show.

Victorious is not only the best tv show for kids, but it is a show that constisntely gets better year after year of rewatching. The only problems i can find: is that the most of the love relationships are not build up during the run of the show.

When i heard that the show that is literalliy my childhood was going to get a sequel i was extremely hyped. Like more hype than christmas and every movie i am waiting to see this year. When the trailer dropped i told myself okay it looked pretty awesome with a little of bad jokes but i was ready to give it a chance. Now i just finished the first episode and im done and completeley disapointed.the new characters are okay but carly and freddie has grown too much of their characters and losed all their personality wich made the show funny. Also the missing presence of dan schneider can be feeled wich is sad. But dor the positives spencer is always as funny as before and the new intro is pretty awesome. In conclusion icrly 2021 is a way too overrated show for what it is reallyand missing sam doesn't help.