Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Blucher One of the worst movies I've ever seen

Keira Brennan The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

shivan-d A captivating story with a great cast. It could easily have gone to 10 seasons without any issues, It's unfortunate that it didn't. The only drawback of the series is casting the main role to Mary-Louise Parker. Nancy Botwin is not an easy role to play, she has to be a mother and a drug dealer. Constantly switching between these two roles requires an actress that can express the different dimensions of each role. This is where Mary-Louise Parker completely fails.

bg11215 I started binge watching it on Netflix and was engrossed in it for the first couple seasons. And I laughed my a** off a couple times, despite the occasional strong foul language and unbelievably explicit sex scenes, most of which I fast-forwarded through. But somewhere around season 4 or 5 the story became muddled, and the character of Nancy became weak, completely spineless and let's people walk all over her...definitely NOT an attractive trait in a lead character, and definitely not the Nancy from previous seasons. I'm now midway through season 6 and it has taken a complete nose dive. The writing is awful, the scenes drag on and on...though the directing probably has something to do with it (but the writing really got bad). The sixth season is just painful to watch. It's like the writers had no idea what to do and just came up with filler in order to stall. Not sure if I can watch the rest of it. It just falls completely flat.

Perse_phone I'm currently binge-watching this show and I'm at season 5 episode 7 right now, just a fyi.The show is pretty interesting and watchable, and binge-watch worthy -- I'm living proof of that. To be honest, I was pretty surprised how good the show is, especially considering the fact that this is a 20 min per episode TV series. And I'm very much not a fan of those, because I usually find them to be shallow and generally lacking in depth. So what I was expecting was a silly sitcom-like show with some drama... and man, was I wrong!I'm seriously impressed by how much "goodness" can be packed into a mere 20 min episode. And also by the character and plot development.Especially Nancy's development is very intriguing and interesting, as is Shane's. So, not gonna lie, I slowly but surely grew to hate & detest Nancy more and more throughout the series, with each episode. She is a poisonous, narcissistic ȼǚnt who destroys and ruins everything she touches. She brings everyone down with her, but surprisingly, is always the (only) one who comes out ahead of all the shīț she rains down on everybody else. It is baffling. That woman might have been likable in the beginning of the show, but I'm beginning to reach the point where I'm starting to wonder if I can keep watching a show with a main character who became so unlikable that I find myself hoping for her to be finally killed off to end all the suffering she's causing for everybody else.Especially in situations in which she's whining about the unfairness of it all and "why is it always her that attracts so much shīŧ", and really, "what did she ever do to deserve this"?! Boo hoo! What a self-involved, egoistic ⓑītch. Honestly, the only characters I still like are Andy (what a lovable, stupid goof) and Silas. Can't really make up my mind about Shane, I miss the sweet kid with that intact "moral compass"--although let's be honest, with that mother the kid never stood a chance.... Hopefully he'll change for the better again... there are still 2 seasons left after all.So, you see my dilemma. On the one hand we deal with an absolutely unlikable and intolerable main character who I couldn't care less about at this point. Who really should be dead a 100 times over by how reckless and stupid she acts. Who is a danger to her kids. Who is an grade-A aƨƨhole. On the other hand it's exactly her unpleasantness as a person that drives the show...Nevertheless, I'd really like her to get back some redeeming quality so that I might be able to start caring about her character again... I mean, I'm not new to anti-heroes as main characters. Hell, "Filth" is my favourite movie of all times, so yes, I'm definitely not averse to MCs being total aƨƨhole. But somehow Nancy is starting to get on my nerves...Nevertheless, this TV series is interesting, refreshingly unique, entertaining and manages to keep me intrigued. And engrossed. So, all in all an enjoyable show so far.

SnoopyStyle Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker) is trying to maintain her suburban life after the death of her husband and pay for her housekeeper Lupita. Her oldest son Silas (Hunter Parrish) is rebellious and her younger son Shane (Alexander Gould) is weird. She's dealing weed and her biggest customer is her unscrupulous accountant Doug Wilson (Kevin Nealon). Her brother-in-law Andy (Justin Kirk) is supposedly helping her. Her neighbor Celia Hodes (Elizabeth Perkins) is nosy. Celia has long suffering husband Dean (Andy Milder) and willful daughter Isabelle Hodes (Allie Grant). (There's also another daughter.) Nancy struggles against the law, other growers, dealers, gangsters, Mexican cartel and anyone else as she discovers that she's actually a great drug dealer.This is a great mix of characters in a fun twist on the American dream. It's 'Breaking Bad' except wacky and sexy. I love Kevin Nealon and Elizabeth Perkins but it's Mary-Louise Parker that makes the show what it is. She has a sly humorous side which makes her the best part of Red. The dark humor of the show is a perfect fit for her.