I’m also loving this show so far, and am getting really pulled into the weird of it all. I wanna know more about what’s going on with Ramon and Farid! Ramon had that drawing of Farid’s scar’s on his back! I’m here for all this!

I’ve totally changed my mind about HnN. At first it seemed a bit crap, but now I love it.

I completely disagree with this grade of “review”. This series is special and is just starting to pick up steam with audiences, as they watch the first two episodes back to back. I came here to be surprised, but unfortunately, I was not appalled by seeing what I expected, this series to fly over this sites reviwers…

The Vicar of Dibley was a great show. I rewatch it at least once a year. For those who have never seen it, someone uploaded it on youtube.

Alice, you drove me daft - but I loved you!

Very sad news, she was superb in the Vicar of Dibley and totally hilarious. Such a shame for her friends and family.

Fuck that’s awful news. :(

Well. Fuck. She WAS brilliant. Rest In Peace.

I was waiting for someone to bring up the whole...

You win nothing, for having misspelled “Pygmalion”.

Without looking: what films won best screenplay (original or adapted) for any year you can think of? Can you name one? Maybe. Can you name five? Doubtful. Have you ever had a debate years later over a best screenplay win, and how it undeservedly robbed another screenplay of the rightful win? I haven’t.

It’s the difference between winning and getting up and saying something while people are listening and having to rush up and try to remember everything you wanted to say while you’re brain is buzzing and you’re surrounded and in front of a bunch of chattering people saying variations on “what the fuck just happened?!”…

There were covers of Jenkins and Chazelle on a lot of magazines, definitely visually selling the idea that they were co-winners or something. The win never gets talked about without La La Land getting talked about too. The mix up really continues to dominate what the Moonlight win means.

I mean, let’s maybe think issues of being black making a movie about black gay men factor into this and combine to make it pretty easy for him to question how legitimate the Oscars took him and how unfair it is that everyone else who won got to have their moment when he only got a few confused seconds before the…

Honestly, I don’t think Moonlight is the film that became the punchline. Just look for how many “the winner is...La La Land!” jokes are made at this year’s Oscars.

Although it was an enjoyable moment, I do feel for Barry Jenkins. Moonlight winning (without interruption) should have been a defining moment at the Oscars, now its been reduced to a punchline. I still love that movie and I’m sad its win didn’t have a major effect on the Hollywood awards process. 

YES YES YES. I’ve been listening all three songs used in the movie on loop for the past 10 days. He needs to win.

The review doesn’t matter, that it was written does.

Every single poorly reviewed Netflix movie has been well received by fans, Netflix know what people want to watch, and most people who read this and were going to watch it, are still going to watch it.

Aww, that review seems needlessly rude