I am an emotional wreckage right now. Great episode.
"It's your hands, they weren't meant to kill, they were meant to give life" I am SOBBING
That last scene was so shamelessly romantic and I f*cking loved it. Gaiman has given us what we deserved, what a ride.
Before this chapter I was not aware that Bill could act that good. The car scene? Fucking intense. Seyton's line? It got me trembling. Best episode yet.
I found this film entertaining but... not as enjoyable as I expected.
When I first watched the trailer I was excited because the idea was interesting and there were very good actors on board. Nevertheless, the "horror" in this movie, completely blew it for me. If they would have gone with a more psychological damage rather than violent and impossible deaths, it would have had other effect (like, the first one hangs himself right? He might have done it driven to the effect that the art piece had on him, but nope. Then Toni Colette's death happened, and that was way too much for me to keep taking the movie seriously). It looked like a class B movie but with Netflix's budget.
I agree with all other comments already posted, that Gyllenhaal gave an amazing performance. Feels like that's the only reason that I don't consider this movie a waste of time.
It may not be the most hilarious mind-blowing comedy that I have ever seen, but it kept me entertained and laughing every minute. Keeping in mind that it was directed and co-written by a Python, you couldn't expect anything else but absurd situations and brilliant colaborations. Simon Pegg awesome as usual.
THIS SHOW IS DRIVING ME INSANE !!!!!!!
Burtka criticizing his magician husband was a nice touch. Also Harper and Gideon, so cute!
This was painful to watch. I didn’t think that such horrible movie could be made. 1 and 2 were so good. Disappointed af.
I'm just here to say ... vampire Eddie. If you know, you know.
If you loved Leap Year prepare to watch its little brother. I have to admit I'm a sucker for this kind of films, and I really enjoyed this one but the thing that kept nagging me was the fact that it was so stupid at times. I understand that this is a romcom but at what point do we call grown people acting stupid "comedy"? I also don't find Adam Demos attractive, so the whole dreamy contractor vibe wasn't working for me, but that's personal.
Nevertheless, I can't say I didn't enjoy it because I did.
The "meow" episode. What a classic.
"BBBBACKSTREET BOYS!" Iconic.
Without Colin this show wouldn't be the same.
