I like Black Panther, but I didn't like this movie.

Absolutely amazing

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

This was a very interesting show. I liked Ellen Muth and Mandy Patinkin a lot. The show was a little thin once the premise kind of wears off a few episodes in but it was a lot of fun while it lasted.

What a truly wonderful series. The ensemble cast works so well together, and it has just the right mix of drama and comedy. What's more impressive is the way the show operates in structure, there's never really a clear episode-plot and so it's way more serialized than I would have guessed. It doesn't feel bogged down by a certain formula, something I can't say for Fuller's Pushing Daisies and Hannibal. I think the second season had a few missteps in its last few episodes, but it also hit higher heights in that season as well. Muth, Blue, Stevensen, and Patinkin are all so wonderful. Even though Mason was resorted to the "fu*k up" comedic role and it got way too repetitive, mostly in the second season, he also still really resonated. Blue nailed his more dramatic scenes.

I haven't quite figured out why I like this show but I think it's because of Ellen Muth and, of course, the excellent writing. Ellen Muth, who plays the lead character George who seems to have almost no muscles in her face, somehow projects a humanity into the show without seeming to do anything. It's fun watching her adventures as she seems to stumble through "life" from one death to the next without ever falling. I find myself pulling for everyone in the show to pull off whatever they're trying to pull off, even if it's a little sleazy, and always look forward to the next episode. Most of the characters are people I didn't care much for at first but as the writers revealed who they really are I came to love.The show opens with George moving towards her death and that death, in all its spooky, unorthodox glory set the stage for the rest of the showI'm quite disappointed this worthy show only made it through two seasons. I could have enjoyed the adventures of George for years.

The series is centered on the life of George , an 18-year-old apathetic college drop-out girl who goes through life without having a purpose. The truth is she doesn't even want to have one, she is comfortable the way she is. Up until the day of her death… Which also means the end of her days of slothfulness since she's chosen to become a grim reaper. First she tries making a getaway from this seemingly distressing responsibility but this isn't something she can just shrug off which she has a hard time accepting.The story's very well written and it's found the delicate balance between quite a few genres being drama, comedy and horror. I really like the way the series deals with death. It's not our final destination, rather something we all have to go through before the next act begins. Once you've got into the swing of the series you'll actually end up anticipating the deaths of the 'victim to be-s' of George… What I didn't like is the first few episodes which could have been a little faster paced, and that only two seasons have been made.