I do think the characters are getting better. Also always nice to see some remindings of the older Frasier series. Starting to like Freddy eventhough the start of this series wasn’t the best, it’s starting to grow on me. I do hope they keep developing the characters so we might have a better season 2.
This was actually a pretty good episode. The entire David story was a classic Frasier story. Love the seriousness on this one.
The problem is that the series doesn’t take itself serious. Normally for a comedy not bad, but for Frasier it is. Also Frasier already achieved everything, so everything feels so weightless. Nothing like that time Frasier made everyone lose job at KACL. I do like the chemistry between Alan and Frasier, that’s the only one that feels real, the other ones are just too happy, except for that one ending scene of episode 1.
Also David, I think he just wants to top the Niles Crane character too much, but forgets that Niles had very serious moments as well and that’s what this series misses in general. Season 1 of Frasier was “very serious” for a comedy, with Martin moving in, Niles and Frasier connecting, Roz not clicking with Frasier yet and Daphne moving in and finding her way around all the fancy stuff. Here they try to go too fast and too much over the top.
Didn't expect much of the movie going in, but had a few laughs. Movie is actually enjoyable, but nothing special.
Didn't expect much of the movie going in, but had a few laughs. Movie is actually enjoyable, but nothing special.
Enjoyable movie. Maybe a little much on the "Feministic" side, which is kind of ironic being that Ken is the most enjoyable part of this movie. Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling really did a great job with this one.
Actually this is pretty enjoyable. I have a feeling that the cast is enjoying going back to the old roles and it shows as well. So far so good and let’s see how it continues. I’m a little confused to which audience it’s focusing on, but I like it.
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