Please don't spend money on this.

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

This show aired an episode that tried to say that our bodies were 'self cleaning'. I seriously beg to differ.As a youth of about 16 or 16 years of age I traveled with church tent preachers in the summertime. I specifically recall not being able to shower or bathe for several days at a location as we were setting up the tent. During that time no wanted down wind of any of us as we literally stank so bad that it would take your breath away. Not so self cleaning... In later years I was in the USAF and the same type conditions occurred while being involved in field exercises. If not for baby wipes at the time we all would have had to endure a much worse smell.No,our bodies are not self-cleaning. Depending on what we eat, the smell can be kept to a minimum, but after a few days of not bathing, just about anyone will realize the importance of soap and water.

This is a terrible entertainment show that tricks its audience into thinking they're learning something. They're not. I'm about to ruin everything about "Adam Ruins Everything". Basically, this show is a self-serving happy dance for left-wing politics with absolutely no factual references to back up its ludicrous claims. Now, before you attack me, do your due diligence (unlike the writers of "Adam" and please read my full review. All of their citations for their "facts" are either "The New York Times", "Time", "PBS", or "Life". READ THAT AGAIN. Their citations are almost ALL from newspapers and magazines, not actual studies or real statistics. The few references they have to scientific journals and controlled studies are twisted and poorly summarized. For example, "Adam" claims a study was conducted that proved women are smarter than men. When you read the actual study, you start to see its faults (which the study itself is aware of). First, the study was conducted on children from 12-15 years of age, which is the age range when women go through puberty and have fast brain development. Boys don't mature until a couple of years later. This is hardly proof of their claim. Again, please don't read this to say that men are smarter than women. I'm just citing an example of the extremely flawed statements this show makes. After watching just 10 minutes, be honest with yourself and count how many references are cited that are actual studies (if there is even 1, do yourself a favor and look into it - you'll be shocked). The other 10 references in a 10 minute segment will be some sort of magazine or show. I'm dead serious. Watch the show if you want to laugh at the writers and the moron acting like he knows everything. Don't watch it to learn anything of value. Unless of course, you are trying to learn how NOT to make a show that attempts to teach people facts.

"Adam Ruins Everything" features Adam Conover disproving common misconceptions about an assortment of topics. Some of the misconceptions that he clears up are minor inaccuracies, some are complete lies about history. Whether it's elections, the Old West, or hygiene, it's easy to watch the show and end up thinking that you've been wrong about everything. Maybe the 21st century will be known as the era when we finally move beyond history's incorrect assumptions.Fortunately, Conover offers remedies to many of the problems with these topics. Some are as simple as using regular toilet paper (instead of flushable wipes, which clog the sewer). The point is, it's a good show, and everyone should see it.

I love watching this show. However, to add a little something something...I would take random areas of the national then select a few people and find out what their answers will be for the episode subject. Kind of give an insight to the knowledge base of reality vs media hype.Some of the ideas and truths I grew up on and I am not young no more. But the media has given slighted truths that the young absorb as fact. Kind of shows the vanity in which America is founded on. Life is not that big screen of information, life is living it.Be well and Safe The "Z"