Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

Curapedi I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Abegail Noëlle While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

william-g-robles The "Throwdown" formula is simple. Highly-trained chef and host, Bobby Flay, gets his staff to convince hometown cooking heroes that Food Network wants to make a feature about them. Instead, Bobby Flay shows up, and tries to show that he can do a better job than the local chefs at their specialty, even though Flay just learned to make their dish a week ago. It's like promising a local swim champ that CNN wants to feature him for being such an inspiration with a new technique--but then, they send Michael Phelps to show the kid that he actually sucks compared to an Olympian. Having Bobby Flay duke it out with great local chefs is a cool idea, but I don't know why he has to ambush them and crush their dreams all at once.

mlmrjforever I think that "Throwdown with Bobby Flay" is the best food network program. The only thing that is bad about it is that it's never on! I have to go on youtube to see episodes! I want more of Bobby Flay! Plus he is so sexy and apparently is loyal according to a interview. First episode i saw of this show was the bar tending episode. That's the only one that I've seen in which he won! Good job Bobby! I also recommend his other shows cause he's just someone you want to see on T.V. He actually inspires me to cook more. I actually use some of his cooking tips. What i don't get is why people hate him and his shows so much? Why Why Why?? He is such a good chef and I wish that he would inspire more people! All in all i really like "Throwdown with Bobby Flay"!

ritabklyngrl It's pretty good but I do feel bad for the contestants. They are all so eager to have their own show, the looks on their faces when they realize what's happened is just heartbreaking. I thought the donut guy was going to have a stroke. It's not the nicest thing in the world for cameras to catch you at your worst acting like a diva when you get punked.And for the record Bobby lost on taste to the wedding cake maker Michelle Doll, he only got originality. That challenge was funny he was so obviously out of his league with pastry. She rocked.I was happy that the Minnesota guy had NO idea who Bobby was, that was refreshing and contributed to the show feeling "real"After all is said and done I do enjoy watching Bobby Flay whether it's to scream that he's an ass or a genius or sometimes both.

ktsfamily I have watched several of the episodes and Bobby Flay wins some and loses some. The premise of the show is that Bobby Flay challenges other cooks and chefs in their specialty. Although Bobby doesn't have the same flair that Emeril has, but he makes up for it with his charm and personability. I always learn something about cooking when I watch his shows, whether it be Throwdown, Boy Meets Grill or Iron Chef America. His cooking style is very flavorful and very American in nature. He seems like an average guy when he challenges the other competitors. The first episode I saw, he challenged a Chowder King. The Chowder King submitted a monkfish chowder and Bobby submitted a corn chowder. Bobby won this Throwdown but the next one I watched, he challenged a wedding cake designer/baker. Bobby lost this challenge but did win in the category of taste. I saw Bobby (a grill expert) lose to a Soldier with a flair for grilling. Bobby also won a different challenge in a burger throwdown. It is a great show. The recipes shared by both Bobby Flay and the challengers is worth watching the show.