The movie is way too unrealistic. No one plugs in a USB cable on the first try.
Blockbuster is derivative and underwritten, never finding its own voice, the premise is weak and the characters aren’t well established enough to root for them - but it's at least smart enough to try and borrow Superstore's.
Take a small old run down motel and turn it into a drag queen's art project. Fabulous. I love it when creative people get money and do something interesting. Can't wait to see how that main lobby/bar turns out.
Season 2 is planned to be released in 10 years. It will be called Netflix.
So many right-wing snowflakes crying because the show doesn't doesn't feed them the same lies their media does. Obviously doing a good job.
Try's to be an adorable reboot and instead feels like a half-hearted cash grab drowning in nostalgia. Jokes are nearly always a miss, the kids can't act that well, and there wasn't nearly enough John Stamos.
Very sweet and funny. Main character is a trans boy, very nice
Unimaginative and predictable.
A poor clone of an already worn-thin genre.
This isn't just one of the best works of modern anime. Or one of the best works of anime in general. Or of animation in general. Or of television in general. Or even of works in film-based mediums in general. To me, it's one of the best works of art in general and has cemented Kenji Nakamura as one of my favorite directors.
(On a side note, the poster and art for this on Trakt is so misleading it's hilarious)
Best ever travel show. Entertaining, interesting as it delves into fascinating places and the cultures and traditions aĺl around the world. They have several adventures presenters who bring their own personalities to every show. Never a dull moment. Very much like sightseeing with a a close friend.
This is the gayest thing I've ever watched and I am beyond happy for it's existence. God has touched us with his etherial light and graced us with his love.
real angels made this show
Yuri on Ice is the purest anime i've ever watched. it not only deals with failure and mental illness& recovery; it also brought us the most wholesome gay sports romance of ((DARE I SAY)) the decade. Where in the beginning it seems silly and a little queerbaiting it makes up for with a spectacular plot twist that explains. EVERYTHING.
thank you Kubo-sensei for bringing something good to 2016!!!!
