I love this movie so much

Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

This one definitely doesn't fit all. It has its own target audience and I'm happy I belong it.What it's not:not a single episode of Room 104 is funny or even humorousquite a few don't care to contain twist of a sort. An episode may abruptly end and it's intended to.What it is:it is a unique adventure routinely breaking the fourth wall from the viewer's sideit's very emotional one.Room 104 is a very arthousey. If a director wants an episode where no word is spoken you'll get the one. Just don't resist and feel the pain.It was good while it lasted.

One of the most stunningly, amazing shows that I've seen since the sopranos, not that you can compare the two. Phenomenal cinematography. A truly fantastic, mind boggling, critical thinking shows I've ever seen! If this show gets cancelled, it will prove that the "trump era" is in full effect; that nobody appreciates open interpretation and just wants everything spoon fed. This show has the potential to DEFINE a generation with how they force society to take a look in the mirror and understand how people are shaped by the world surrounding them. This show should win as many awards as sopranos, weeds, breaking bad, and sons of anarchy, as well as twilight zone of course. Truly a masterpiece that requires CRITICAL THINKING and OBSERVATION, with an open mind and an eye for the peculiar. I can only assume those who speak negatively about this godsend of a show are offended by the context of certain episodes. What I love the most is how universal the show is: how almost anyone can identify with the story or individual characters. Truly captures thought provoking material with raw emotion and intensity.

Room 104 is a horror and fantasy anthology series somewhat similar to The Twilight Zone. Each episode has a distinctive and unique screenplay. But each episode/story takes place in a motel. Ordinary people check-in as guests in room 104. Then strange and surreal events happen to them. Usually, the characters become fundamentally unraveled and things go awry.

Being on HBO sets an unusually high bar for a TV series. Had this been on SCYFY or TBS I am sure it would have been better received. As it stands in comparison to shows like Veep, Silicon Valley and GOT, this series has proved to be a big disappointment. It is mildly entertaining, just not HBO level entertaining. The one awesome thing that did come from watching this series, is that in reading the reviews I was introduced to Inside No. 9; which if you haven't watched yet stop what you're doing and watch immediately. Smart, funny and creepy, Inside No 9 is thoroughly enjoyable and so much of what this show is trying to be.