Memorable, crazy movie

good back-story, and good acting

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

My husband and I cannot wait each Monday to watch this show on DVR from Sunday's airing. I am beyond impressed with the producers, directors, host, and guests of this show! I think it's great that children from all around the world are incorporated into the show. The incredible talents shown by the children is inspiring and nonetheless entertaining. Steve Harvey is a terrific host, as always. Just a quick review to express my appreciation for this show!

Watched this at least expecting something decent because I'm a Steve fan and a fan on shows like KSTDT. However you get kids who really aren't that talented who barely even talk and just sound scared to be there and otherwise I barely see a difference between this and the Steve show. I don't usually review so excuse my non pro rating, but I had to say something because I could barely sit through an episode of this painful show and it's getting noms and 10 ratings?

I just love this show and watch with my grandson every week. So far all the kids have been awesome and do a great job in their perspective talent. I only have two peeves (hence the 8 votes)1, Steve Harvey needs to cut out the innuendo. This is a family show and when he starts trying to hook up little boys and girls with each other, then it's going too far. They are children, leave their innocence alone. 2, Don't make this about race. The young girl who "inspired" us with her poem should not have been on there. If it had been the other way around it would not have been allowed. And of course she knew it by heart because it was drummed into her.

Ellen DeGeneres has done a good job showcasing young talent on her show, and those spots have been successful. It's very smart of her to turn the concept into its own show. Steve Harvey (who is also an executive producer) is the right guy to host this show, because he is quick-witted and he provides a comedic bridge between the kids and the audience.These kids are either very talented or they have a viral internet presence--or both. First Steve sets them down and talks with them, invoking the "Kids Say the Darnedest Things" vibe that Art Linkletter pioneered decades ago on "The Linkletter Show" aka "House Party". Young children can be relied upon to provide unfiltered, quirky interviews that are lovable and hilarious.Then the kids get to display their talents, which can range from classical piano to auctioneering. From kung fu to dancing. One can only hope that the show keeps up the level of talent displayed in the first three episodes. One four-year-old pianist appears to have what it takes to make his mark in later years. A singer from Croatia, at age 13, could be destined for Broadway.The show is fun to watch, and both parts of the show work well.