The greatest movie ever made..!

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

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

This is most annoying, unfunny and overall upsetting TV show I've seen in my life. I decide to turn on the TV for s simple Saturday night laughter, and I'm met with an ugly cast, untalented, group of rich women, who do not know a single thing about comedy. I hate how they say that it is filmed in front of a live audience, when it is clear there are audio clips of people laughing put in. This is what I hate. When a group of people come together only because of their rich husbands investing in their show, and bring out a waste of 3 hours on Television. Heck, put re-runs of Friends, HIMYM, anything really.Seriously, not going to lie this was the most horrendous thing I have probably ever seen in my life. Not only were the jokes not funny, but it made me think of exactly how people like this get together and make a show this freaking bad. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME.1/10. F**king horrible.

I saw this show up on Netflix and decided to give it a try because I adore Jane Leeves from 'Frasier' and Wendy Malick from 'Just Shoot Me'...the other two, eh, I like them OK. First off, I could, unfortunately, tell right away, after 5 minutes into the season premier, that this was NOT going to be a great show. There was a sense of flatness about the dialog, and the laugh track is ridiculous! The premise of the show is shaky at best--the 3 women ending up in CLEVELAND and forgoing Paris?! OK, if you can get past that....I have watched the first 8 episodes over a period of the last two days and while I love seeing Wendy Malick prancing around, elegant and thin as a wraith, I pity Jane Leeves--her character is written so that she comes off as far too bland for her comedic talents--also, looking as beautiful as always yet she has no boyfriend, even in a more accepting Cleveland-- unrealistic. While I have high praise for Betty White's continuing to work at her age, I tired quickly of the age jokes--enough all ready! Valerie Bertinelli is just ANNOYING, cloyingly cutesy and her story lines are boring--she becomes tiresome quickly and doesn't seem AT ALL to belong in a group with the other two. I love Wendy, but honestly, this role is just another re-hash of Nina--yet she is the most vital personality in almost every scene. It seems as if the writers are trying too hard to smash Betty's image from the Golden Girls, as a sweet innocent older woman with a good heart, with this dirty-mouthed old thug she plays here--one grows irritable at her constant use of the words Whore, Prostitute and the related jokes. I know this is a Sitcom, but please, give us more witty dialog, more interesting characters, better plotting! Just because it's a sitcom does not mean such a low quality of writing is acceptable! I'm ready to drop it entirely.

HIC has evolved from a good first series with an excellent cast of comedy actors into something even sharper and funnier in the second series - it really is younger Golden Girls meets (the original) Two and a Half Men, and that's a great combination.The content is sharp, funny, sometimes rude, and above all, smart. With four fantastic and very competent leads. Especially the fabulous Betty White who gets great laughs for going against her Golden Girls ditsy image. (She was only meant to guest on the first episode but did such a great job, and she's an amazing 88, that it was decided to keep her around - a great decision!) it was already a clear winner, and here the material just keeps getting better.All in all, HIC is not coasting - the writing is very, very good, the situations are as hilarious as Don't Shoot Me, and this will sell for sure to a global market hungry for US comedies.

Love this show. Watched for the first time as streaming video from Netflix. Betty White steals the show. Actually, I laughed out loud for the first time when she said her first line in the pilot. I've lived in California so I know how plastic it is. Three women of a, ahem, "certain" age are on their way to Paris for fun and men when their plane makes an emergency landing in Cleveland. They go to a bar and find that "real" men are giving them the eye. There are some really funny lines in relation to that scenario ("They're looking at me and not through me!") - so true after you hit a certain age. Anyway, the Valerie Bertinelli character decides to rent a Victorian house for a monthly rent that would be the amount charged in LA for one night and stick around a while. Betty White's character comes with the house as the caretaker. It's a fun show, especially for women of a "certain" age who can relate.