AnnaPrehler Reviews

Selling Sunset (2019– )

This show makes me want to cry

[6/10 · 10 April 2019]

I wanna cry while watching this show because I want every single house they are showing but can't afford even a garage in the houses, but in some way I feel motivated to make more money in the hopes to buy a house like that one day. That's why people watch that type of show, I guess.

Whiskey Cavalier (2019)

Entertaining show

[6/10 · 2 March 2019]

I had fun watching the show but you should definitely not take it too seriously. It is a comedy show paired with action so a lot of focus seems to be on the comedic moments. It is not the best show I have ever seen but it is definitely entertaining.

System Crasher (2019)

My favorite movie at the Berlinale

[8/10 · 2 March 2019]

This movie was really impressive, especially considering that it is the director's first feature film. Helena Zengel, who plays Benni, is such an excellent actress and she can go very far as an actress if she continue in that way. Can't wait what she is doing next.

Girlboss (2017)

Not initially likable but she is growing on me

[8/10 · 1 May 2017]

The character of Sophia in the show is not necessarily a very nice or likable person in the first episode, but just like in real life, she goes through a phase of being lost, so she is a bit irritating. But once she finds out about her talent for fashion and selling on Ebay she grew on me and I enjoy watching her finding success. I think it is a good show for young people, and in particular girls, to watch and show that life is not always going as planned and that you can do almost everything once you find your passion. I myself can relate to her being without a plan for the longest time so I like the show and that she is not portrayed as perfect and always smiling. And I love that the team didn't give in to the idea of a "guyboss," which they mentioned the network/Netflix wanted originally.

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath (2016–2019)

Informative, clearly explained and mind-blowing docu series!!!

[10/10 · 4 January 2017]

I loved Leah Remini's attitude towards the organization and admire how she deals with the pressure ever since she has left, so it was a no-brainer for me to watch the show just to see what she put together but after watching the first episode, I knew that this program was something really special. She put together a program that shows the seriousness of the issues regarding the church but mixes it with comedic moments, that come out of her very laid back personality and her natural comedic talent. She brings together the most important former Scientologist and critics to tell a story of abuse, forced abortions, violence and apathy within the church that causes families to break apart and people are being ruined after leaving. God bless Leah, Mike Rinder and the team and the producers of A&E, as well as the participants, because this program was desperately needed and couldn't have been made any better. I hope and pray that it can cause some change in the organization and stop further disconnection. I pray that one day, the organization breaks apart and people who truly believe can practice their beliefs without paying a fortune and without being in constant fear. I hope and pray for all of them.