Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict

Cassandra Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Jerrie It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

jkski909 Great show to watch with friends! Highly recommended and Victory

bpilato-08111 This show makes you want that Hollywood life. You cant help but want to be Vincent chase, to live the fantasy life in cali with your buddies and be able to take care of your friends, while hooking up with models haha. This series was funny, entertaining, had a awesome cast and had a great story.

me-justaman The first 4 seasons are absolutely amazing! Hilarious dialogue, brilliant directing, acting, script: everything is there and it is just pure gold.The 5th season is a big disappointment, the script and dialogues took a huge dive (I remember there was a screenwriters strike going on at the time that delayed the release of this season), it was definitely a huge step-down in quality. The 6th season shockingly touched rock bottom: the show had become a vapid sitcom filled with dullness, boredom, improbable clichés and not even funny. Day and night. It was hard to sit through it.The 7th season rebounds a little bit after the terrible 5th and 6th, but not enough to bring back your interest. Maybe they changed the team of writers, I really don't know. But when the show was intelligent, hilarious and witty, now it is plain and insipid. The 8th and last season still keeps coming back a little stronger but still way way below the level of the first four seasons.Several years later, a movie was released in theaters, and although it was good to see the cast giving the show a last effort, it did not contain enough good material to compete with a single good TV episode, and it was far from being as polished as it used to.I still rate is a 10, just for the first four seasons, and the awesome cast and concept.

HelenMary The TV show Entourage is fun and pure escapism in sunny LA and Hollyweird. The star of the show, and reason to watch is Jeremy Piven playing Ari Gold, the Agent. He is a powerhouse, angry and full of energy. The language is dreadful, there are more scenes of sex, nudity and drug use. Lots of it. The series follows Vince making his way in Hollywood as a new up-and-coming wunderkind actor. This series shows Hollywood as incestuous, shallow and over-privileged. It worries me that actors are lauded so highly and the culture is so wanton and crazy! Each episode is like a long music video, with lots of "hoes" and bikini-clad models all over the place. There are lots of laughs, interesting story lines. Drama (Kevin Dillon) is Vince's older brother struggling with his career, Vince (the gorgeous Adrian Grenier) trying to improve his career, and their best friends Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) the wannabe entrepreneur and Manager E (Kevin Connolly) making a professional name for himself and being a serial monogamist with love interest Sloane (stunning Emmanuelle Chriqui, with an amazing wardrobe). Lloyd, Ari's long-suffering assistant (Rex Lee) is great comic relief and also the conscience and heart of the show oftentimes. Perrey Reeves, Debi Mazar, Rhys Coiro and Constance Zimmer play longstanding roles and are regular appearances. Each episode has at least one guest star, often in a cameo, and it's like star-spotting from the comfort of your sofa. The BLAZING star of the show is and forever will be Piven (no John Cusack in site) and he deserves every single gong he received for this series and character. Bad language, gratuitous sex reference, nudity, drug use and scenes of a very sexual nature, more nudity and insecurity inducing age 20 something models everywhere you look. This is a real boy's show but there's enough for girls too. Another guilty pleasure. I shouldn't enjoy it, but I do.