Orla Zuniga It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Darin One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

meli-07030 TGB has some funny stories and people. Each episode is sprinkled with some obvious and more subtle laughs. The weekly anthologies too often introduce characters who are just too unlikable and/or just make you cringe. The episode with Michael Rappaport was one of those episodes. He was supposed to be lovable (I think) but it never developed (spoiler alert) and ended with him slamming the door on what might have been his soul mate. For a comedy, I just don't need the cringe worthy ending. Several of the episodes left me with that feeling.

mrsjcod Generally speaking my hubby and I enjoy the blue comedy of this series. I have to mention that in episode 2, when Jill is in the confessional at the end of the show. I was so offended by her referring to God in the blasphemous way that she did. You could have written the part without all of the vile name calling of our Lord. Please don't do that again. Thank you

Danny Blankenship "TBS" has a new wild little series called "The Guest Book" as each week a different story takes place as characters move in and out of a mountain cabin getaway retreat. And each episode is funny and crazy with far out with happenings as each character faces his or her own problems with a lot of baggage. Plus each episode has some sexy scenes and many well known guest stars visit the series. This comedy series proves that life is fun, and not what to expect and that thru travel and fun escape happens while letting one's wild side come out and take over! Overall well done comedy series that one should enjoy because it doesn't take things to serious all while going over the top with some crazy stories and characters.

Mark Fusco The Guest Book is a new TBS anthology comedy from creator Greg Garcia (My Name is Earl; Raising Hope) and it certainly delivers. This is Garcia's first foray into the cable world and so far I'm loving it. Being a cable show, it doesn't have to cater to your broadcast network standards and practices, and as a result, the jokes don't have to be played safe. That being said, this one is definitely not for the kids. But after you and your significant other put the kids to bed, be sure to check out this show for a lot of solid laughs thanks to a bevy of wacky characters. Even though it's an anthology series and you'll see new guests every week, it doesn't appear to just be standalone episodes. The townsfolk seem to have some developing story lines, which is nice to see and makes this series more cohesive than just your regular anthology. I will be checking back in to Froggy Cottage next week.