Reviews

Just finished watching this. A classic story on losing love and finding new romance, but in so many ways elevated.

The visuals in this movie are really amazing. Vibrant colors, great fashion, and beautiful scenery add onto the uniqueness and artistry of this film and really sets it apart from similar themed films.

The chemistry and dialogue between characters feels natural, fun, and inviting. I love the storytelling dynamics and the variious methods used by the director to give us a front row seat to the thoughts and feelings of the characters when they're sharing stories about their past.

The family cookout scene was one of my favorite scenes.

Hope to see more from this cast and crew!

Initially I was skeptical because I grew up on the classic House Party movies. But then I realized that this wasn't for old heads for me.

This movie is hilarious. It feels remenisicent of the energy of the original, but it's a modern twist that relates to the younger Black generation. It almost has an Atlanta vibe (salute to Stephen Glover), but the characters feel fresh, have great chemistry and the representation of Blackness in this movie is diverse and beautiful.

Great sets, fresh drip, and important dialogue on brotherhood, responsibility, and chasing a dream. I'd like to see the cast back for a House Party 2.

I'm a sucker for a good romance film and this one didn't disappoint.

Beautiul visuals, a stylish wardrobe, great chemistry and a fun love story on living in the moment, taking chances, embracing fear and balancing personal goals with romance.

This may be one the best romcoms I've seen a while. The story feels standard: meet, discover each other's passions, see how love falls apart in other people, and... But the chemistry of the characters and actors feels more effortless, loving, and fun compared to a lot of modern romcoms.

This is good enough to deserve a sequel. Maybe "The Baby Shower Year" or something less cheesy.

I've heard of Dick Grgoey, but watching this documentary superseded all the stories about him. What an amazing soul, leader, activisit, comedian, and human being.

The storytelling is phenomenal, and I was constantly on the edge wondering what was next in his story. Peoplelike Dick Gregory, who are willing to sacrifice their comfort for the social movements that impact communities they love should be championed more.

The One and Only!

I've never heard about Dana Canedy so this entire story is new to me and I loved it. Devotion, effort, and growth. And a beautiful, effortless and fun love,

The flashback scenes felt very true to their time and the language felt nostalgic. "Guess what?" "Chicken Butt" That was classic for some reason back in the day.

The only shortcoming is the overall lack of emotion connection. I didn't feel the pain throughout the story. Maybe it was the dialogue or I was emotionally elsewhere. I'll give it another watch and update if anything changes.

With only two episodes, I think the show is cool. It's not that funny to me but most new shows aren't. It feels like a mix of Insecure, FRIENDS, and You're The Worst.

All the male characters come off as beta personalities while the only female has an alpha personality, which feels weird. I think it's hard for people to see themselves in the characters when nothing really sets them apart with the exception of Noah who is just play-do soft. Neediness isn't funny.

I'll update my rating once more episodes drop. But it's dope to see a different side of Blackness.

Just stumbled across this today and binged all four episodes.

I thought it was going to be cheesy initially. Russell Peters sounds like Seth Rogen, but I guess it's just a Canadian thing. But once I got pass that this show is really good.

The acting isn't amazing, but it's fresh new scenery, fresh faces, and a fun police underdog story. The writing is witty at times and it's nice to see different cultures represented with he same issues that are usually shown as being excluiseve to Western television.

Some of these reviews are harsh because people are taking it personal that it wasn't shot in India or the actors weren't Indian. No one knows that. As long as they represent the culture, that's all that matters. Maybe in Season 2, things would've changed and they'd bring filiming to India.

On my second rewatch of this. Season one was hilarious, invirgoating, and refreshing. Season two started off weird because the jokes felt too forced, but after episode 3 everything fell right in place.

I think the only issue with this show is that it caters to a weird demographic. These characters are supposed to be 39/40/41 but their lifestyle seems very different than what a lot of people in those age ranges are really dealing with. They're right at the edge of millenilas, so their storylines and lifestyle don't really fit into what millenials like.

The "Nice weed" line in Season 2 Episode 3 sums up this show. They're old but they act young, and it just feels weird becasue they're between both worlds.

The series mixes so many hilarious different layers and references that would have been great for millenials in 2014-2016, when the older millenials were in their late mid to late 30's and looking forward to the potential of what life would be like at that age. But it may just be weirdly unrelatable to a lot of people because of the "in between" of generations. Who are they marketing this show to?

But I relate and love it. I wish there was a season three and more time to explore these characters and their unique dynamic and friendship.

Lisa's character is a bit bratty. I totally understand her storyline unfolding the way it did.(I forget how it ends, I'm only on episode 4).

This is a solid B movie. There are great moments that are creepy, the story is decent, acting isn't as bad as everyone is saying. There are a lot of great actors in here.Lucien Laviscount who's in the Snatch series, Michael Trucco from BSG! Douglas smith does a great job. It was creepy but had some eh moments. I'd def watch a part two!

Very funny and great dialogue! Great cast and everyone delivers. One of the funniest Rom-com I've seen in the past 5 years.

If you compare it to the movie, grow up. This is show offers wit and exciting, action-thrilled Brit television. The first season was amazing and after 3 episodes in the second season, the show is getting better. Strong international acting cast, fun storyline and diversity in characters and their strentghs. Huzzah!